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6th grade anatomy pdfs
Human Body Systems Activity: Biology Digital Escape Room (Science Breakout Game)
This breakout escape room is a fun way for students to test their knowledge of the human body systems. Full "Letter" sized cards as well as smaller sized cards are provided.Update: This escape room now includes a fully digital version. Don't worry, you can still choose to complete this escape room entirely through printing.An editable template of the questions is also now available so you can adjust the escape room to meet the needs of your classroom!Important: Please view the Video Preview (f
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6th - 9th
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Human Body Systems Poster Project Science Research Activity
In this science project your upper elementary students, middle school science students, or even high school students will choose one organ system and make a poster about it. Some of the requirements on the poster include listing the main organs in the organ system, explaining the importance of the organ system, and describing the organ system's functions. What's included in this resource:Thorough directions and suggestions for useA Poster Requirements and Grading Sheet for students to referenceA
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6th - 8th
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Life Size Digestive System Model Printable for Review or Projects
Paper Models can be a great tool for reviewing structure and organization. Here are some ways to use your paper model of the digestive system:
1. Print a set on card stock. Have students work in groups to assemble the model as a review activity. No gluing or taping required - students can assemble and dissemble as much as necessary!
2. Have students work in groups or pairs to make a life size model of the human body. Provide roller paper for students to trace and cut out an outline of their bo
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1st - 10th
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Human Body Systems Review Worksheets
Reinforce the human body's parts, function, and organization using these print and digital worksheets. Students will summarize their knowledge of the following human body systems: skeletal, muscular, circulatory, endocrine, digestive, immune, integumentary, nervous, excretory, respiratory, and reproductive. This human body activity is perfect for an introduction, review, or as a study guide. Coloring in the graphic organizers reinforces the learned concepts by activating both sides of the brain.
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5th - 7th
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Human Body Project 3-D Model of a Human Body System| Human Body Systems Project
In this Human Body Project, students create a 3-D model of one Body System (Respiratory, Digestive, Circulatory, Skeletal, or Nervous System) using fun and creative materials. What a great culminating project after studying the Human Body. Students must also write a summary of their system and include a glossary defining key terms.This Human Body Project includes:- Human Body Project Directions Page- Summary Page- Glossary Page- Example Project Photos- Grading RubricI hope you enjoy this Human
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3rd - 8th
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Digestive System Color by Number - Science Color By Number
In this activity, students will answer 12 questions regarding the digestive system. Once finished, they will use the answers to color the corresponding parts of a fun stomach coloring page. And best of all, the questions are editable! You can change the wording or create different questions to match your needs.Included:➤ Student Question Sheet➤ Student Coloring Page➤ Teacher Keys➤ Editable Question TemplateNote: The editable question template was created using Google™ Slides. You can type direct
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Human Body Systems Color by Number - Science Color By Number Bundle
Circulatory System Review Activity
Engage students in reviewing the cardiovascular system using these human body systems graphic organizers. This activity which is available in both print and digital form will review important concepts related to the circulatory system. Students will review their knowledge of blood, blood vessels, and the heart and how they work together and with other human body systems to maintain homeostasis. The print and digital versions also include scaffolded copies to allow you to differentiate among vari
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4th - 6th
Lung Anatomy Printable
This easy and visual lung model is an easy way to teach kids lung anatomy and how lungs work to keep us breathing. Attach it to a straw with two plastic sandwich bags and have kids inflate in and out to see how lungs work. It makes a fun science anatomy craft or activity for kids homeschool or in the classroom!
The paper printable includes the nose, lungs, and mouth so all you need is to add straws and plastic bags to blow out the lungs.
Check out the full tutorial on my website here: www.hel
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PreK - 12th
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Human Body Systems Science Crossword Puzzle Skeletal Digestive Nervous 5th Grade
You will receive one human body systems crossword puzzle packet for your 5th grade, 6th grade, or 7th grade science students to research and review the muscular, skeletal, digestive, respiratory, immune, lymphatic, integumentary, circulatory, nervous, endocrine, urinary, and reproductive system. This human body systems worksheets packet includes:vocabulary word bankword scramblematching definitionscrack the codeword searchcrossword 1A on one pagecrossword 1B on two pagescrossword 2 on one pagean
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5th - 7th
Animal Adaptations Reading Comprehension Passage PRINT and DIGITAL
This easy to read, one page passage defines animal adaptations as features that help animals survive. It breaks down adaptations into: physical adaptations - body parts, camouflage, mimicry, and chemical defensesbehavioral adaptations - learned (like hunting) and instinctive or innate (like migration and hibernation)This download includes 10 multiple choice reading comprehension questions, an answer key, and 2 self-scoring digital versions - EASEL and Google Forms. Color and black line illustrat
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4th - 7th
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NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, MS-LS1-4
Also included in: Keri's Custom Science Shorts Reading Comprehension Bundle
Respiratory System Color by Number - Science Color By Number Activity
In this activity, students will answer 12 questions regarding the respiratory system. Once finished, they will use the answers to color the corresponding parts of a fun lungs coloring page. And best of all, the questions are editable! You can change the wording or create different questions to match your needs.Included:➤ Student Question Sheet➤ Student Coloring Page➤ Teacher Keys➤ Editable Question TemplateNote: The editable question template was created using Google™ Slides. You can type direct
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Human Body Systems Color by Number - Science Color By Number Bundle
Respiratory System Activity
Teach your life science students about the respiratory system ( trachea, lungs, bronchi, and alveoli ) using this science text and graphic organizer worksheets. This lesson includes a science text that will detail the parts of this human body system and how it works. In addition, guided reading questions and two graphic organizers help visualize their thinking. Click here to check out the respiratory unit and save over 20%Students will learn: Parts of the respiratory system; trachea, lungs, bron
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Human Body Systems Worksheets
Human Parts of the Brain Wearable Hat Craft - Science & Growth Mindset Lessons
Learn the parts of the brain with this FUN hands-on interactive activity, where kids create a wearable brain hat. This lesson and activity is perfect for science, growth mindset, SEL, or any lessons where you want to teach the anatomy of the brain to kids.The kit includes simple instructions for creating a foldable brain hat, posters, and anchor chart materials to teach students about the brain. What’s included in this HUMAN BRAIN HAT resource:Labeled brain poster Anchor chart materials Brain ha
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1st - 7th
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Circulatory System Color by Number - Science Color By Number
In this activity, students will answer 12 questions regarding the circulatory system. Once finished, they will use the answers to color the corresponding parts of a fun "I love science" coloring page. And best of all, the questions are editable! You can change the wording or create different questions to match your needs.Included:➤ Student Question Sheet➤ Student Coloring Page➤ Teacher Keys➤ Editable Question TemplateNote: The editable question template was created using Google™ Slides. You can
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Human Body Systems Color by Number - Science Color By Number Bundle
Life Size Heart and Lungs Paper Model Printable Pulmonary Circuit Blood Flow
Print out a full color version as a classroom model, or print the coloring book style for students to color, label, and assemble themselves!
Anatomy models are expensive. My paper models are a great replacement and make learning fun, too!
This model includes the internal and external anatomy of the heart foldable, but also includes a set of lungs that attach to the pulmonary arteries!
It also fits in the my printable Life Size Skeleton Model's rib cage!
Note: If you just want the heart folda
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4th - 12th
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Opposable Thumb Adaptation & Natural Selection activity, application, experiment
Challenge your students to do common tasks WITHOUT THEIR THUMBS! Details: In this activity and experiment- students will see the benefit of the adaptation of the opposable thumb. The students are asked to perform various tasks as quickly as possible with simple materials. Students can compete against a partner or you can run this as a whole class activity. Application questions are included to guide students understanding of Adaptations and Natural Selection. There are 2 versions of the activit
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4th - 8th
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Skeletal and Muscular System Unit
Teach students about the skeletal and muscular systems by introducing their parts, functions, and importance to the human body using print and digital materials. This skeletal and muscular system unit includes posters, science readings, graphic organizers, review activities, and an assessment. Like this skeletal and muscular system unit? Check out my human body bundle and save 20% by clicking here.Students will learn: Parts of the skeletal systemParts of the muscular systemJobs of each body syst
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4th - 6th
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4-LS1-1
, MS-LS1-3
Also included in: Human Body Systems Unit
Human Body Organ Systems Skeletal System Activity Bones Article and Worksheet
Includes PRINT and GOOGLE SLIDES versions!⭐You may also be interested in our Simple Machines in the Human Body resource.⭐ Check out our Musculoskeletal System Unit!In this NGSS MS-LS1-3 skeletal system reading activity, students will:READ an article about the functions of the skeletal system, the basics of osteoporosis, and how to keep bones healthy.RESPOND to 10 text-dependent analysis questions. COMPLETE a graphic organizer. ⭐ Need an EASY and NO PREP way to teach the skeletal system?⭐ Try ou
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6th - 8th
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MS-LS1-3
Valentines Day SCIENCE Activity Compare Weird Animal Hearts NO PREP
Students read about 8 of the strangest hearts in the animal kingdom - from a whale with a heart the size of a piano to an octopus that has 3 hearts! Fun way to incorporate Valentine's Day into science class! No prior knowledge of the cardiovascular system is required. Includes both print and Google Slides options to assign!⭐ SAVE $$$ with our NO PREP Valentine's Science Activity Bundle!In this activity, students will:READ about strange animal hearts.COMPLETE a graphic organizer with informati
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Valentines Day Science Activity Bundle Set of 4 NO PREP Stations
Fantastic Elastic Brain - Parts of the Brain
This includes a 7 page booklet that provides images of each part of the brain and ends with neurons. It also has a text box for students to add definitions for each aspect of the brain. This booklet follows the order of the book Your Fantastic Elastic Brain by Dr. JoAnn Deak
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1st - 6th
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Cardiovascular System: Heart Diagram to Color
This diagram shows the way blood flows through the heart. The areas of the heart with MORE oxygen are labeled with an “R”. Students will color these areas RED. The areas of the heart with LESS oxygen are labeled with a “B”. Students will color these areas BLUE.
This diagram is a excellent way to visually represent the direction of blood flow through the heart.
I have also included a preview of this worksheet :)
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5th - 9th
Human Body Organ Systems Circulatory System Activity Heart Disease
Let your students BE THE DOCTOR! Engage students in a real-world study of the cardiovascular system and heart disease at a middle school level. Includes both PRINT and GOOGLE SLIDES versions.⭐ Find this activity in our Circulatory System Unit!In this anatomy activity, students will:Read a brief background about heart disease and how doctors evaluate risk for heart disease (simplified for middle schoolers). Use a "Heart Disease Risk" chart to evaluate the risk factor score for 6 patients. Ans
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6th - 8th
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MS-LS1-3
Also included in: Human Body Organ Systems Activity Bundle 15 FUN and ENGAGING Activities
Nervous System Color by Number - Science Color By Number - Review Activity
In this activity, students will answer 12 questions regarding the nervous system. Once finished, they will use the answers to color the corresponding parts of a fun brain coloring page. And best of all, the questions are editable! You can change the wording or create different questions to match your needs.Included:➤ Student Question Sheet➤ Student Coloring Page➤ Teacher Keys➤ Editable Question TemplateNote: The editable question template was created using Google™ Slides. You can type directly i
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Human Body Systems Color by Number - Science Color By Number Bundle
11 Life-Size Human Body Anatomy Paper Models: All Body Systems
Building a life-size paper model of a human body is a suitable introductory activity to the topic. The fact that the models are built based on the children’s outlines creates a personal connection for them, as they realize, “It’s actually all about me!” The printable organs are scaled so that their size would be right for an average 8-year-old child, but should also fit reasonably well children who are a few years younger or older. If you have a child who is significantly smaller, print the page
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1st - 6th
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