Objective 3-1 Discuss the levels of body organization. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Resources and In-Class Outside Instructor’s Notes Features Text PPT Activities Assignments/Evaluation Content page slide Word Parts Related to Body 28 In-Class Activities Outside Assignments Tables Divide the class into small Word Parts Exercise, p. 29 Organization 3-1: Word Parts Related to groups. Instruct each group Levels of Organization Body Organization, p. 29 28–31 to create a poster End-of-Chapter Exercises, Cells demonstrating the levels of 28–30 pp.40–42 organization. Cell membrane: allows Figures certain substances to 3-1: The levels of come in and out of cell Additional games and organization in the body Materials exercises are available in Nucleus: directs beginning with the cell and Poster board, markers, the IR and SR. ending with the organism, activities textbook p. 30 Mitochondria: generate energy for the cell Cytoplasm: watery fluid 3-2: Basic structure of a that fills the spaces cell. The basic structure of a cell includes the cell outside nucleus membrane, nucleus, 30 Tissues mitochondria, and the Composed of similar cytoplasm, p. 31 cells that work together to perform common tasks Four types of tissue Muscle Connective Nervous Epithelial 31 Organs Composed of tissues
Objective 3-1 Discuss the levels of body organization. Date: Lecture Outline Figures, Tables, and Features Resources and In-Class Activities Outside Assignments/Evaluation Instructor’s Notes Content Text page PPT slide Word Parts Related to Body Organization Levels of Organization Cells Cell membrane: allows certain substances to come in and out of cell Nucleus: directs activities Mitochondria: generate energy for the cell Cytoplasm: watery fluid that fills the spaces outside nucleus Tissues Composed of similar cells that work together to perform common tasks Four types of tissue Muscle Connective Nervous Epithelial Organs Composed of tissues 28 28–31 28–30 30 31 Tables 3-1: Word Parts Related to Body Organization, p. 29 Figures 3-1: The levels of organization in the body beginning with the cell and ending with the organism, p. 30 3-2: Basic structure of a cell. The basic structure of a cell includes the cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, and the cytoplasm, p. 31 In-Class Activities Divide the class into small groups. Instruct each group to create a poster demonstrating the levels of organization. Materials Poster board, markers, textbook Outside Assignments Word Parts Exercise, p. 29 End-of-Chapter Exercises, pp.40–42 Additional games and exercises are available in the IR and SR.