Skeletal Muscular Study Guide

Skeletal Muscular Study Guide

Topics to Study for the Assessment:
1. What are the structure and functions of the skeletal system?
2. What are the structure and functions of the muscular system?
3. What are the types of muscles and give and example and location of each?
4. What are the types of joints and give and example and location of each?
5. How do the muscular and skeletal system work together to allow your body to move?
6. What are diseases, disorders and injuries found in the skeletal and muscular systems?
7. Describe the difference and give an example of voluntary and involuntary muscles.
8. What is bone composed of?  Be specific of the different components, what they are made of and what their function is.

Click here to link to the study packet for the assessment.

Bill Nye Bones and Muscles Full Video

Here is a link to the study guide key, including the skeletal system page we worked on in class today.

Study Guide Key

Here is a Quizlet.

Keep Studying!

Circulatory and Respiratory Study Guide

A few more resources:

Review Packet

Review Packet Key

Circulatory & Respiratory Constructed Response Sheet key

Circulatory Quizlet

Respiratory Quizlet

Study Guide

Standards Assessed:

In multicellular organisms, the body is a system of multiple interacting subsystems. These subsystems are groups of cells that work together to form tissues and organs that are specialized for particular body functions. (MS-LS1-3)

Topics Covered:
1. Structures and functions of the Circulatory System - Cover sheet and readings

2. Structures and functions of the Respiratory System - Cover sheet and readings

3. How do the circulatory and respiratory system work together to perform the gas exchange? - Work sheets, constructed responses, interactive links.

4. How do we breathe? - class simulation, worksheets, interactive links

5. How does the blood flow in the heart? - performance assessment, video on blog, worksheet

6. How do molecules of oxygen flow in the respiratory system from the outside air to the alveoli? - reading, questions.

Helpful Videos:

Gas Exchange Made Easy

The Heart Song

Circulatory System Rap

Here is a link to the Review Guide.

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Here is a link to the Answers on the Review Guide.

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Here are links to two different note sheets we took in class that relate to constructed responses.

Gas Exchange- Click here to access

How we breathe - Click here to access

Connecting the circulatory and respiratory systems together!

The Gas Exchange - Interactive sites

Link- About Kids Health- Gas Exchange

Link - Wisc Online Gas Exchange

Cell Energy Review

Click Here for the Study Guide (Hard Copy Given in Class)

Click here to access the Cell Energy Presentation from Class.

Click here to access a Quizlet on Cell Energy

Comparing Photosynthesis and Respiration 

This is a great review for Friday's Quiz!

Here is a helpful video on the processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration:

Here is a video on the processes of photosynthesis. Most of the stuff is "Want to know" rather than "Need to know". If you feel like you've got everything down and want to see the next level check it out! Hank Green is cool, but why does everyone talk so fast?

Be sure to spend some quality, focused time studying each night!

Scenarios and Cell Transport Study Guides

New- Updated Vocabulary Quizlet

Click here to access the Cell Transport Study Guide.

Examples of scenarios where cell transport happens.  

Cell Cycle Review for Quiz on Thursday 3/24

Cell Cycle Study Guide

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Quizlet Link
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Video Links:

Mitosis from the Amoeba Sisters

Meiosis from the Amoeba Sisters

Link to Dragon Meiosis Game

Concord Consortium - Meiosis Lab

Mitosis Rap

Study Guide for Next Week's Quiz

Here is the Study Guide for the Blood Quiz on Tuesday, March 8th

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You should be able to…

1. Describe the levels of organization found within the body.

2. Know the Structure and Function of the Circulatory System

3. Explain how Blood Types are determined

4. Apply learning on the Genetics of Blood

Study Resources for tomorrow's quiz

Be prepared for this tomorrow's quiz!

You will need to:

• Identify cell organelles on a diagram
• Define the structure and function of cell organelles
• Describe the main differences between plant and animal cells
• Know the three parts of cell theory

Use these resources to help you prepare:

Review Packet

click here to access
Review Packet KEY - Check your answers!
click here to access
Some more resources 
(please note: we are not listing lysosomes in plant cells this year)
click here to access

Cell Structure and Function Quizlet

click here to access

Readings from our text:

Macro to Micro Textbook

Sciencesaurus

Study Guide 2016- History of Cells and Structure and Function

Cell History and Structure Function 2016

Cell-related Topics:

You should be able to explain...

1. How are cells classified?
Describe the classification of cells based on:
Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic
Plant vs Animal

2. What makes up cells?
Compare and contrast the structure and function of organelles found in plant and animal cells.
Know the 12 organelles on the Spreadsheet
Be able to list the function when given an organelle.
Identify the organelle by the structure.

3. What are the parts to the Cell Theory?
Understand the three parts of the cell theory.
Who were the scientists responsible for the cell theory?

4. What is the History of Science surrounding cells?
Who founded the first microscope?
Who was the first scientist to coin the term “cell?”

Study Guide for Chapters 1, 5, and 9.

Study Guide for  Macro to Micro Quiz

Lessons 1, 5, and 9.

1. Taxonomy - Scientific Naming (Chapter 1)

• How are flowering plants classified?

2. Monocot vs. Dicot - Bean vs. Corn Seeds and various plants (Chapter 5)

• What are the three main nutrients found in all fertilizer?
• What are the main parts of a seed (bean or corn) and what are their functions?
• How do plants get their nutrients?
• How can you tell if a flowering plant is a monocot or dicot?
• Based on stem, leaf, seed, root system, secondary growth and flowers.
• What are the structures and functions of germinating plants?

3. Structure and Function of a flower (Chapter 9)

• What are the male and female parts of a flower?
• What are perfect and imperfect flowers?
• How do flowering plants reproduce (life cycle of a flowering plant)?
• What part does each structure of a flower play in its growth and reproduction?
• What are some different ways that flowering plants can be pollinated?
• What happens after pollination of a plant?

4. All Living Things… Flower Specific (Chapter 1)

• What do plants need for survival?  

5. Wisconsin Fast Plants. (Chapters 5 and 9)

• What was special about Wisconsin Fast Plants?
• What has to happen for pollination to occur in WFP?
• After pollination what happens to the flower? Pistil?
• Describe the life cycle of a flowering plant from seed, to adult plant, back to seed.

Study Guide for Assessment Macro to Micro Chapters 1 - 5

Click here to access the study guide.  

If you choose make a copy and type answers into the questions.  

Final Ecology Assessment Review Page.

Ecology Final Study Guide.  

Click here in the Google Doc  

Make a Copy and Complete.

Study Guide for Ecology and Quizlet Links

Click here to the Ecology Study Guide


Click here to access the Ecology Work Packet
You have a hard copy of this.  

Quizlet-
Questions
and
Vocabulary

Study Guide Review- Parts of an Experiment

Study Guide for Parts of an Experiment Assessment.

Content:

Understand the vocabulary that has to do with experiments - Parts of an experiment note sheet linked here

Vocabulary:

• question or problem stated
• hypothesis
• constant
• control
• independent variable
• dependant variable
• experiment
• procedure
• conclusion
• data

Resources to review:

• “Life Saver” & “Variables & Controls” articles

• Scenarios #1-5 (check-ins)

• Parts of an Experiment note sheet

• Billʼs Cake & parts of an experiment scenarios (done in class)

• In-class demonstrations & labs (plant growth and sunlight, sewer fleas, mold garden, and bottle compost)