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- Warm Up Put last nights homework (body highway article) on desk
Copy the following into your notebook Todays Goal I will know what
the circulatory system is. I will know the parts and function of
the circulatory system.
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- Homework Review
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- 1.What is the circulatory system? 2.Functions of the
circulatory System 3.Parts of the circulatory system What do I need
to learn today?
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- Todays Goal I will know the parts and function of the
circulatory system.
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- The Circulatory System !!!!!
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- http://kidshealth.org/kid/htbw/CSmo
vie.html?tracking=81347_A
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- What is it? The organ system that circulates blood throughout
the body What does circulate mean? To move or flow in a circle
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- Functions of The Circulatory System 1.Blood Cells carry
energy/glucose (from food person eats) and Oxygen (that person
breathes in) to cells all over the body 2. Blood takes Carbon
Dioxide and other waste out of cells
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- We all know that oxygen is the key to living. It's in the air
you breathe, in your lungs and in your blood. What you might not
know is how oxygen gets into your blood and how the blood carries
oxygen through your body.breatheyour body.
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- How does the oxygen get in the blood? You breathe air in
through your nose and mouth. It then makes its way into your lungs.
Oxygen then sticks to red blood cells as they pass through the
lungs on their path throughout the body - now the oxygen is in the
blood.
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- How does energy/glucose from food get into you blood? Glucose:
is the main sugar found in blood, taken from the food we eat. Once
almost fully digested, food moves through the intestines, the
nutrients are absorbed through the walls of the intestines and put
into the blood.
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- 3 Parts of Circulatory System 1. Heart 2.Blood vessels 3.
Blood
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- 3 Parts of Circulatory System 1.The heart pumps the blood.
2.The blood vessels are tubes that carry blood. 3.The blood carries
oxygen & nutrients to body cells.
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- HEART: Muscular organ that pumps blood all around the body.
http://www.bostonscientifi c.com/templatedata/im
ports/HTML/CRM/heart/ interact_6.html Parts of the Circulatory
System
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- The Heart The heart has 4 chambers (sections)
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- Blood with oxygen in it is shown as red Blood without oxygen is
shown as blue Red = blood with oxygen in it Blue= blood without
oxygen
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- Exit 1.Which of the following is not a function of the
circulatory system? A.Take oxygen to cells B.Remove carbon dioxide
from cells C.Take energy to cells D.Take water to cells 2. Name the
1 of the 3 parts of the circulatory system
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- Thursday Warm Up Put homework on desk 1.What are the 2
functions of the circulatory system? 2.What are the 4 chambers of
the heart called?
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- 2 main functions 1.Carry energy/nutrients and oxygen to cells
all over the body 2.Remove carbon dioxide and other waste from
cells
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- 2. The 4 chambers of the heart Right atriumLeft Atrium Right
VentricleLeft Ventricle
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- Todays Goal I will understand the path blood takes through the
heart and lungs.
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- Vocabulary Words You will use this sheet several days in a row
We will not complete the entire thing today DO NOT LOOSE IT!
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- Heart: the main organ of the circulatory system; pumps blood
Atrium: the top part of the heart; receives blood Ventricle: the
bottom part of the heart; Pumps blood out of the heart Left side of
heart: gets oxygen rich blood from lungs Right side of heart: gets
oxygen poor blood from body Valve: part of the heart that prevents
blood from moving backward
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- Brainpop Video
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- Remember Functions of Circulatory System? Blood carries Oxygen
to parts of the body The lungs work with the heart to do this
*Because of this the blood flowing through the heart has a very
specific path
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- 4 Chambers Layout Atrium = the top of the heart Ventricle = the
bottom of the heart Memory Tool A = top of the alphabet and top of
heart V = bottom of the alphabet and bottom of heart
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- Blood Flow Visual http://www.bostonscientific.com/templated
ata/imports/HTML/CRM/heart/interact_5.ht ml
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- Blood Flow Steps Step 1. Blood returns to your heart from your
body and lungs Oxygen-poor blood from your body flows into your
right atrium. At the same time, oxygen-rich blood from your lungs
flows into your left atrium.
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- Step 2. Blood flows from the upper to the lower chambers. Blood
flows from your right atrium into your right ventricle. At the same
time, blood flows from your left atrium into your left
ventricle.
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- Step 3. Blood is pumped back out to your lungs and body. Your
right ventricle pumps blood out of your heart to your lungs, where
the blood's oxygen supply is replenished. At the same time, your
left ventricle pumps blood once again full of oxygen out of your
heart to your body. To lungs For oxygen To body
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- Agenda 1.Blood Flow Poster 2.Circulatory Packet
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- Blood Flow Poster Task: create a poster on 8x11 paper
explaining how blood flows between the heart, lungs and body Add
lines and words to diagram of heart already on paper Use textbook
66B for assistance
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- 4 Chambers of the Heart 1 2 3 4 Label mini heart diagram With
numbers, names and arrows
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- Agenda 1.Heart Foldable 2.Finish blood flow poster from
yesterday 3.The Circulatory System Heart activity sheets
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- Heart Foldable 1.Textbook 66B 2.Label each chamber on the
outside of foldable 3.Draw Arrows on front to describe blood flow
4.Glue heart diagram on inside 5.Color heart red and blue to show
oxygen in blood 6.Under flap write info from 66B about each
chamber
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- (from lungs,oxygen rich) Left Atrium Left Ventricle To body
(From Body,oxygen poor) Right Atrium Right Ventricle To lung for
oxygen
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- Thursday http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q 0s-1MC1hcE
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- Thursday Exit 1.What is the top of the heart called? 2.What is
the bottom of the heart called? 3.Where does the heart send blood
that is oxygen poor? 4.Once in the right atrium, where does the
blood go next?
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- Friday Warm Up -Put HW on desk -Read Blood Vessels by Jennifer
Kenny and answer questions
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- Exit Ticket Review 1.What is the top of the heart called?
Answer = Atrium 2. What is the bottom of the heart called? Answer =
Ventricle 3. Where does the heart send blood that is oxygen poor?
Answer = to the lungs 4. Where does blood go after the right
atrium? Answer = Right Ventricle
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- Homework 12 min to finish HW and not get a zero If you did
finish > finish poster from yesterday
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- Todays Goal 1.I will better understand the path blood takes
throughout the body and parts of the heart 2.I will learn the 3
types of blood vessels and their roles in transporting blood.
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- Revisiting the Path Blood Takes
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- 3 parts of Circulatory System Heart Blood Vessels Blood
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- Blood Vessels Vocabulary Blood Vessel tubes that carry blood. 3
kinds = artery, vein, capillary Artery the blood vessel that
carries oxygen rich blood AWAY from the heart (red)
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- Vein the blood vessel that carries oxygen poor blood TOWARD the
heart (blue)
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- Artery = blood AWAY from heart (red) Vein = blood TOWARD heart
(blue)
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- Capillary tiny blood vessels that connect arteries and
veins
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- Aorta Aorta the biggest artery, connected to the top of the
heart
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- Agenda Blood Vessel Map Blood Vessels Worksheet Artery, Vein
and Capillary Venn Diagram
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- Blood Vessel Map Directions 68B Veins = Blue arrows going
towards the heart Artery = red arrows going AWAY from the heart You
need a key on the paper tell people who look at it what they are
seeing!
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- Homework Venn Diagram > Vein, Capillary, Artery Artery
Capillary Vein
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- Exit Ticket 1.What type of blood vessels carry blood away from
the heart? 2.What color are the blood vessels that carry blood to
the heart? 3.What is the largest artery in the body called?
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- BLOOD VESSELS: Blood travels through your body in hollow tubes
called blood vessels. There are 3 types of blood vessels: arteries,
veins, capillaries Parts of the Circulatory System
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- Monday Warm Up Copy the following sentences into your notebook
and fill in the blank. 1.One function of the circulatory system is
to carry _______ and ______ to cells in your body. 2.________ are
the blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
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- 1.One function of the circulatory system is to carry ENERGY and
OXYGEN to cells in your body.
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- 2. ARTERIES are the blood vessels that carry blood away from
the heart.
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- Circulatory Review 2 Functions: To carry oxygen and energy To
remove carbon dioxide
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- Review Heart 4 chambers: Right AtriumLeft Atrium Right
VentricleLeft Ventricle
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- Review Heart Which chamber of the heart does blood go to first
(when it is coming from the body)? Blood first enter the RIGHT
ATRIUM
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- Review Heart After the Right Atrium, blood goes to the
_____________. Right Ventricle
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- Review Heart Blood that has been in the Right Ventricle is sent
to the ________ for oxygen. LUNGS
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- Review Heart After the lungs, blood goes to the _____________
________. Left Atrium
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- Review Heart After the Left Atrium, blood goes to the _______
________ where it is then sent to the body. Left Ventricle
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- Review Blood Vessels The 3 types of blood vessels are 1. Artery
2. Vein 3. Capillary
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- Review Blood Vessels ARTERIES take blood away from the heart.
VEINS take blood to the heart.
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- Review Blood Vessels CAPILLARIES connect Arteries and
Veins
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- Parts of Blood Blood may seem like just one thing, but it is
really made of four main parts
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- Hemoglobin: part of red blood cells Red Blood Cells: (RBC) part
of blood that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide. (Make blood
red)
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- White Blood Cells: Part of the blood that fights infection
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- Plasma: yellowish liquid part of blood that holds the other
parts of blood together (think cytoplasm)
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- Platelets: Part of the blood that causes clotting (scabs)
Oxygen: picked up in the lungs by blood, in red blood cells Carbon
Dioxide: released by red blood cells in the lungs
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- Brace Map 4 Components of Blood 1.Red Blood Cells 2.White Blood
Cells 3.Plasma 4.Platelets
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- 4 Main Parts of Blood Foldable Red Blood Cells White Blood
Cells Plasma Platelets
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- Foldable Info
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- Exit 1.Blood has ______ important parts. 2.What part of blood
protects from disease and germs? 3.What would happen if you did not
have platelets in your blood?
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- BLOOD: Special tissue that carries important gases and
nutrients to and from all parts of your body. Made up of 3
different types of cells that sit in a liquid called plasma Parts
of the Circulatory System
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- Vocab Artery - take oxygen rich blood away from the heart Vein
take oxygen poor blood to the heart Atrium recevies blood Ventricle
pumps blood out of the heart