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GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems ANATOMY: Bones Anatomy of a Continent 002572,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup The Standard Deviants will take students on a fun-filled tour of the bones of the human body, from the skull to the toes and everything in between. By the time they are done, they will know a lot more about the insides of the human body, without even having to take an x-ray. 102722,VH VHS video 29 min PJIHA 0749 NoDup Understanding the Earth Series - The distinction between Archean & Proterozoic rocks in the Precambrian Shield areas of the world, especially Canada. ANATOMY: Circulatory System, The 002567,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup In this video students will take a tour of the cardiovascular system, through the veins, arteries and even the heart. Like a red blood cell rocketing through the aorta, students will zoom through the next half hour as the Standard Deviants teach students all about the circulatory system. ANATOMY: Digestive and Urinary Systems 002568,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup The Standard Deviants explore two of the most exciting systems in the human body - the digestive and urinary systems. Have you ever wondered what happens to food after you swallow it? Do you want to know where urine comes from? Follow the Standard Deviants as they explore the digestive system. ANATOMY: Endocrine and Reproductive Systems 002569,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup Following a quick review of the urinary system, it’s a learning adventure through the endocrine system, where you’ll jump on the gland wagon and get the scoop on hormones. Then, you will learn about male and female reproductive organs and the structures that support them. ANATOMY: Eyes and Ears 002573,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup Look here and listen up! You’re eyes and ears are some extremely cool and useful structures. The Standard Deviants start with a quick review of the nervous system, then it’s onto the ears and eyes: what they look like on the inside and how they work. Students will learn about some common disorders that affect our eyes and ears. ANATOMY: Lymphatic and Respiratory Systems 002570,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup In this video students will learn all about the lymphatic system and all of its wonders. Then it’s the respiratory system, where students will see how our bodies obtain oxygen from the air and distribute it throughout our bodies. ANATOMY: Muscles 002574,VH VHS video 26 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup The Standard Deviants explore the many muscles of the human body, from the biggest to the smallest. They will work out their mind, exercise their intellect, and let them flex their mental muscles while they teach students all about the human muscular system. Students will also learn about all the joints that help their body bend, grasp, tilt, twist and turn. ANATOMY: Nervous System, The 002571,VH VHS video 25 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup The Standard Deviants take students on a fun-filled tour of the human nervous system. They’ll check out the central and peripheral nervous systems and all the tissues that keep them connected. Students will also learn about the brain, spinal cord, and much more. ANIMAL LIFE IN ACTION series 25 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup If it swims, flies, crawls, creeps or walks, it’s probably covered in "Animal Life in Action!". This video series presents the amazing myriad of animal life that exists on our planet. In fun, informative segments, students will learn about a variety of animal species including birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, insects and more. Other programs focus on specific aspects of animal life – their basic needs, behaviour, adaptaitons, life cycles and their roles i the food chain. Students will view and perform intriguing experiments and investigations that help explain animal traits and habits. They will also visit with scientists in the field who demonstrate the many different ways one can work with animals. ANIMAL LIFE IN ACTION: Insects & Other Arthropods 002499,VH VHS video 23 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup The world of arthropods - and particularly insects, spiders and crustaceans - is one of incredible variety. Combined, these animals outnumber all other forms of animal and plant life! Discover the differences between these three groups of arthropods - their body strucutures, habits and habitats - and look at the different ways they interact, survive extreme environments and benefit human beings. Students will meet a real Hollywood "bug wrangler", who demonstrates how he controls bees so they can be used to create exciting scenes for television and movies. They will also perform an experiment with pill bugs to see what type of living environment these little crustaceans prefer. Bill Nye the Science Guy 25 min PJI 1999 0430 NoDup Scientist/Comedian Bill Nye stars as the host of this video series designed to get students interested in the science of everyday, and some not-so-everyday, things. On a full range of subjects, including ecology, biology, chemistry and physics, Nye gives an easy-to-understand, yet informative lesson that students will enjoy. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Blood Circulation K00048,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup Bill Nye becomes a real heart-throb when he talks about the not-so-wimpy organ, the heart. Valves, blood cells and the circulatory system work together to pump it up ... the heart, that is. Also shows how exercise keeps the beat and rhythm flowing. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Bones and Muscle K00017,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup It doesn’t have to be Hallowe’en for Science Guy Bill Nye to bone up on the things that give the body its shape and movement. Bill muscles in to give more than just the bare bones about x-rays, the healing of broken bones, bone marrow and the body’s joints. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems Bill Nye the Science Guy: Brain K00015,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup It doesn’t take an Einstein to learn how the brain works. Some very tricky optical illusions show that the brain doesn’t always correctly interpret what it sees. Bill gets an M.R.I. of his brain and he gives a piece of his mind urging others to protect theirs by wearing helmets. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Cells K00046,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup Mad scientist Bill Nye CELLebrates the basic unit that makes up all living organisims -the cell. This exCELLent episode zooms in on DNA and creatures like amoebas and paramecium and includes a parody of Jimi Hendrix’ "Purple Haze". Bill Nye the Science Guy: Digestion K00047,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup Host Bill Nye explains how the body’s digestive system is like a fine-tuned machine that processes food into energy. Bill demonstrates the process with a steam engine that runs on corn flakes. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Genes 001346,VH VHS video 25 min PJIH 1998 0779 NoDup Did you know that humans have about 80,000 genes? And that they determine everything from hair and eye colour to whether or not you can roll your tongue. Its all the genes you inherited from your mother and father. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Germs K00014,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA 0779 NoDup Bill’s knowledge on the subject of germs is positively contagious! Illustrates the various types of germs & how they function & how they spread. The recurring character "mama crust" motivate kids to maintain clean habits. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Heart 001345,VH VHS video 25 min PJIH 1997 0779 NoDup Bill Nye checks out this important muscular pump’s function in the body, by pulling nine "Gs" with the US Navy’s Blue Angels, and chatting with Seattle Mariner Edgar Martinez Bill Nye the Science Guy: Patterns 002188,VH VHS video 25 min JIHS 2003 0430 NoDup Every time you look at something, hear something, touch something, smell something, or taste something, your brain collects a little information about the world around you. People deal with huge amounts of information by finding patterns in them. Patterns are a human way to organize and undersand stuff. To define and describe the patterns we see in nature, humans invented a special language, math, the language of patterns. With computers, finding, creating and studying patterns with math has become faster and easier than ever opening up whole world of patterns to explore! demonstration of how cigarette smoke can infiltrate & injure lungs. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Skin K00045,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup What’s the largest living organ on the human body? Answer -skin! Bill Nye explains the naked truth about the organ that regulates our body temperature, protects our inner parts and provides us with the sense of touch. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Smell 002564,VH VHS video 25 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup Have you ever wondered what goes on in your nose? Sure, it’s for breathing, but it’s also the door to one of your five senses your way-cool ability to smell. Your sniffer’s always at work, but you don’t always realize it. The human sense of smell helps us interpret our environment and react to the things around us by letting us know when new smells are close-by. Other animals like dogs, use their sense of smell even more than we humans do. Noses receive a smell, then the olfactory part of the brain decodes the many messages it lets you know that, yes, your feet are truly smelly. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY series 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Scientist/comedian Bill Nye stars as the host of this science series designed to get students interested in the science of everyday, and some not-so-everyday, things. On a full range of subjects, including ecology, biology, chemistry and physics, Nye gives an easy-to-understand, yet informative lesson that students will enjoy. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Blood Circulation DV0603,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0403 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Blood Circulation. Bill Nye becomes a real heart-throb when he talks about the not-so-wimpy organ, the heart. Valves, blood cells and the circulatory system work together to pump it up ... the heart, that is. Also shows how exercise keeps the beat and rhythm flowing. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Bones and Muscles DV0572,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Bones and Muscles. It doesn’t have to be Hallowe’en for Science Guy Bill Nye to bone up on the things that give the body its shape and movement. Bill muscles in to give more than just the bare bones about x-rays, the healing of broken bones, bone marrow and the body’s joints. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Brain DV0570,DV DVD 25 min PJI 2011 0430 NoDup BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: The Brain DVD. It doesn’t take an Einstein to learn how the brain works. Some very tricky optical illusions show that the brain doesn’t always correctly interpret what it sees. Bill gets an M.R.I. of his brain and he gives a piece of his mind urging others to protect theirs by wearing helmets. Bill Nye the Science Guy: Respiration K00018,VH VHS video 26 min PJIHA NoDup In this breathtaking episode, Bill gets aerobic about the importance of respiration when he jogs, bikes, swims and scuba dives. Discover how to measure how much air each breath contains. See a Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Digestion DV0602,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0403 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Digestion. Host Bill Nye explains how the body’s digestive system is like a fine-tuned machine that processes food into energy. Bill demonstrates the process with a steam engine that runs on corn flakes. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Eyeball DV0620,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Eyeball. Siskel and Ebert are on hand to give two thumbs up as Bill Nye focuses his attention on the body’s window to the world - the eyeball. Bill interviews a seeing eye dog trainer and a virtual reality designer, and demonstrates how 3-d movie works. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Genes DV0623,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Genes. Did you know that humans have about 80,000 genes? And that they determine everything from hair and eye colour to whether or not you can roll your tongue. Its all the genes you inherited from your mother and father. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Germs DV0569,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Germs. Bill’s knowledge on the subject of germs is positively contagious! Illustrates the various types of germs & how they function & how they spread. The recurring character "mama crust" motivate kids to maintain clean habits. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Heart DV0621,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Heart. Bill Nye checks out this important muscular pump’s function in the body, by pulling nine "Gs" with the US Navy’s Blue Angels, and chatting with Seattle Mariner Edgar Martinez. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Patterns DV0656,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Patterns. Every time you look at something, hear something, touch something, smell something, or taste something, your brain collects a little information about the world around you. People deal with huge amounts of information by finding patterns in them. Patterns are a human way to organize and undersand stuff. To define and describe the patterns we see in nature, humans invented a special language, math, the language of patterns. With computers, finding, creating and studying patterns with math has become faster and easier than ever opening up whole world of patterns to explore! BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Respiration DV0573,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Respiration. In this breathtaking episode, Bill gets aerobic about the importance of respiration when he jogs, bikes, swims and scuba dives. Discover how to measure how much air each breath contains. See a demonstration of how cigarette smoke can infiltrate & injure lungs. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Skin DV0600,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Skin. What’s the largest living organ on the human body? Answer -skin! Bill Nye explains the naked truth about the organ that regulates our body temperature, protects our inner parts and provides us with the sense of touch. BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY: Smell DV0644,DV DVD 25 min JI 2011 0430 NoDup Bill Nye the Science Guy: Smell. Have you ever wondered what goes on in your nose? Sure, it’s for breathing, but it’s also the door to one of your five senses your way-cool ability to smell. Your sniffer’s always at work, but you don’t always realize it. The human sense of smell helps us interpret our environment and react to the things around us by letting us know when new smells are close-by. Other animals like dogs, use their sense of smell even more than we humans do. Noses receive a smell, then the olfactory part of the brain decodes the many messages it lets you know that, yes, your feet are truly smelly. BIOLOGY: Cell Cycle - Replication 002374,VH VHS video 25 min IHS 2003 0430 NoDup In this episode, the Standard Deviants explain Cell Cycle Replication. The episode is divided into the following parts: G1 Phase; Cell Duplication; G2 Phase; MPhase Mitosis; DNA Replication; and the 4 phases of Mitosis: 1) Prophase 2) Metaphase 3) Anaphase 4) Telaphase BIOLOGY: Cell Structures & Organelles 002373,VH VHS video 25 min IHS 2003 0430 NoDup It is time to investigate your inner real estate: your cells. The human body consists of over 75 trillion cells and this video shows students what they are like. Plus students will get up to speed on the mysteries of DNA and crack the genetic codes inside each and every one of us. Biology: Human Body, the (Overheads) MM0058,MM Multi-Media K PJIHA NoDup 1. Skeletal System (2) 6. Endocrine Glands 2. Muscular System (2) 7. Excretory System 3. Digestive System (2) 8. Nervous System (2) 4. Respiratory System 9. Eye, Ear, Nose 5. Circulatory System (2) 10. Reproduction 11. Genetics Biology: RNA 002375,VH VHS video 25 min IHS 2003 0430 NoDup Prepare to meet your maker ... your protein maker, that is. His name is ribonucleic acid, but his friends just call him RNA. RNA does not get as much publicity as DNA, but it is vital to every one of us. In this video students will find out all the jobs this workhorse does for the human body. BOD SQUAD series 30 min PJ 2005 0774 NoDup The Bod Squad consists of basic information about nutrition. Targeted to primary and junior students, the programs features three funky nutrition monitors who make up "The Bod Squad". The members appear at the school cafeteria, and give kids tips on proper nutrition and exercise. BOD SQUAD FOOD FLICKS 2 (prog 1-6) 002885,VH VHS video 30 min PJ 2005 0774 NoDup Food Flicks 2, Programs 1 to 6 examines the importance of healthy foods, and important nutrients to the human body. Titles include The Eaties; Tony Moo; Germ Agents in Black; Bone Constructor; Protein Power Girls; and The Chocolate Hunter. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems BOD SQUAD FOOD FLICKS 2 (programs 7-11) 002886,VH VHS video 30 min PJ 2005 0774 NoDup Food Flicks 2 Programs 7-11 examines the importance of food and nutrition to the human body. Titles are: TheWholesome Twins; Snacktasia; The Wizard of Moz; Tony Moo; and X Milk Men. BODY SYSTEMS and HEALTH DVD series 20 min JI 2007 0448 NoDup The complete series of 4 programs is on 1 DVD for instant access to the content chapters in all 4 DVD titles. Extra features of the DVD include indexes, labeled slides, glossary, animations, English subtitles, and an iMovie project. Series titles are: 1) Healthy Circulatory and Respiratory Systems; 2) Healthy Skeletal and Muscular Systems; 3) Healthy Digestive and Excretory Systems; and 4) Healthy Nervous and Endocrine Systems. HEALTHY CIRCULATORY and RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS 003261,DV DVD 20 min JI 2007 0448 NoDup This video program explores the role of the bodys circulatory and respiratory systems, emphasizing things we can do to maintain these important systems. Regular exercise, healthy eating habits, and not smoking are just a few of the things people should do to maintain healthy circulatory and respiratory systems. Some of the more common health problems associated with these systems are discussed including heart disease, high blood pressure, upper respiratory infections, and asthma. Other terminology includes: cardiovascular system, heart, blood, blood vessels, lungs, and lung cancer. HEALTHY DIGESTIVE and EXCRETORY SYSTEMS 003259,DV DVD 20 min JI 2007 0448 NoDup This program reviews what our body does with the food we consume, and covers the major digestive organs and processes. The fundamental processes by which the body disposes of various types of wastes via the excretory system are also investigated. Common problems occurring in the digestive and excretory systems are discussed. Important terminology includes: nutrients, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, peristalsis, villi, indigestion, heartburn, diarrhea, ulcer, stomach and colon cancer, bladder, urethra, kidneys, nephrons, urine, urinary tract infection, and kidney stones. HEALTHY NERVOUS and ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS 003260,DV DVD 20 min JI 2007 0448 NoDup This program explores the essential components and functions of the nervous system while also investigating the endocrine system. The following parts of the nervous system are illustrated through colorful graphics: brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sense organs. Nervous system problems such as meningitis, stroke, and concussion are discussed. The role the endocrine system plays in controlling certain body functions is investigated, as are specific endocrine problems. Important terminology includes: cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, hormones, testosterone, estrogen, glands, and insulin. processes by which these systems work together to help us move are discussed. Specific things we can do to maintain these systems in a healthy manner are explored. Some problems associated with these systems are investigated including: muscle injures, bone fractures, sprains, and arthritis. Other terminology includes: bone, cartilage, joint, tendon, and ligaments. BRAIN TRAPS: Can You Solve This? (problem solving) 001950,VH VHS video 25 min IHS 2001 0385 NoDup Problem-solving is a skill that can be learned and practiced. There are no "viewers" for this video, only participants. This highly involving video presents a series of seemingly simply but frustrating problems that demand creative thinking. The video asks students to examine their own problem-solving methods and learn how mental habits can become "brain traps". The problems here don’t require high IQs or advanced math – just clever thinking and an open mind! CELLULAR RESPIRATION: Concepts in Science DV0015,DV DVD 60 min IHS 2005 0503 NoDup 1) Cell & Energy 2) Glycolysis Pt. 1 3) Glycolysis Pt. 2 4) The Krebs Cycle 5) Oxidative Phosphorylation 6) Metabolism & Nutrition DIABETES EDUCATION: Motivation 003226,VH VHS video 19 min IHS 2007 NoDup This videotape program is designed to motivate newly diagnosed patients with diabetes on ways to take control of their disease. It demonstrates how to become proactive in their healthcare. The tape includes a profile of a patient who took a fatalistic approach to his condition when diagnosed, but after educating himself about diabetes, took control of his disease and completely changed his life. DIET and NUTRITION 002257,VH VHS video 20 min JIHS 2003 0435 NoDup This video is divided into 6 short sections: 1) Why we need a balanced diet; 2) Diet for a purpose; 3) Carbohydrates; 4) Fats and proteins; 5) Water, vitamins, minerals and fibre; 6) How much of each food? The video program is concerned with the importance of a balanced, healthy diet. By drawing on the ideas of a group of young people and the knowledge of a variety of nutrition experts, it seeks to deal with a number of dietary issues in a straightforward and easily digested form. Disney’s Bones & Musles Get Rhythm 002575,VH VHS video 11 min J 2004 0430 NoDup To illustrate how the bones and muscles work together to give our bodies form and allow us to move, viewers will meet Alex, a 6th grader at his first school dance. A combination of live action and original animation, this informative video cuts back and forth between the real Alex and his animated bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments, all co-ordinated by his brain, who explains how they all work together when, and if, Alex decides to dance. HEALTHY SKELETAL and MUSCULAR SYSTEMS 003262,DV DVD 20 min JI 2007 0448 NoDup Action-oriented footage highlights the nature and care of the skeletal and muscular systems. The Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems Disney’s Brain & Nervous System Think Science HUMAN BODY Raised Panel Models 002576,VH VHS video 11 min J 2004 0430 NoDup Students will learn how the brain and nervous system work together to control our actions and thoughts. Jessica, a 6th grader, is in science class when she is told to come to the principal’s office in one hour. Trying to imagine what she could have done wrong, Jessica becomes more and more nervous. Meanwhile, in class the teacher starts a review of the brain and nervous system. 002771,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup 9" x 13" models of the human body on raised panels (3D): 1) Circulatory System 2) Digestive System 3) Muscular System 4) Nervous System 5) Respiratory System 6) Skeletal System 7) Eye, Ear and Skin 8) Smell and Taste DON’T DRAIN YOUR BRAIN: How Alcohol Damages the Brain DVD 003193,DV DVD 20 min JI 2006 NoDup This program’s objectives: recognize that the brainis made up different parts that are specialized for specific tasks; discusses the risks associated with early use of alcohol; realize that a healthy brain is crucial for success in school and in life; identify the components of a neuron; understand that alcohol is not necessary in order to have a fun, fulfilling life; gain insight into the connection between our brain’s natural chemistry and our ability to function and perform tasks; identify the risks that alcohol poses on young people; recognize the long-term and shortterm effects of alcohol on the brain and its structures; and explores activities that promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. HUMAN BODY, THE series NoDup This series of videos examines the different systems of the Human Body. Circulatory & Respiratory System 000382,VH VHS video 17 min IH NoDup Advances in medical and biological photography make it possible for us to explore the complexities of these 2 systems. Digestive System 000383,VH VHS video 17 min IH NoDup Highly developed electron microscopes and optical equipment provide all of us with new knowledge about our bodies. Muscular & Skeletal System Eye Witness S02173,VH VHS video PJIH 1996 0430 NoDup Eyewitness video is the ultimate guide to natural history. Stat of the art special effects and stunning graphics bring the natural world to life. EYEWITNESS: Human Machine 002340,VH VHS video 35 min JI 2003 NoDup How much air do we breathe in a lifetime? Which ancient civilization believed we breathe through our ears? This video investigates the most complex machine of all; a light, flexible, immensely strong framework that laughs, cries and blushes. Travel inside the body to explore the vital organs that power our lives, and examine the remarkable instruments through which we sense our world. FIVE SENSES, The DV0039,DV DVD 60 min PJ 2005 NoDup Encourages students to explore their senses of sight, smell, hearing, taste & touch; explains how our eyes, nose, ears, tongue & skin help us use our five senses; also encourages students to use their senses fully. Each sense is divided into separate segments. Head to Toe S02160,VH VHS video PJIH 1994 NoDup Head to Toe builds upon children’s natural interest in how the body looks, works, breaks down, heels and grows. Emphasizes maintaining their own good health. In a Heartbeat 001291,VH VHS video 15 min PJIH 1994 0430 NoDup Illustrates the functions of the heart and blood. Explores some activities which keep the heart healthy. The Human Body 000381,VH VHS video 18 min JI NoDup This video can be used as an introduction to the parts of the body. How these parts interact and are independent. 000384,VH VHS video 20 min IH NoDup This video introduces the bones and the skeleton, which protects and supports the body. These bones work together with more then 600 muscles to provide support and movement. Nervous System 000385,VH VHS video 20 min IH NoDup The nervous system is an extensive network of nerve cells and are the key to our survival. The video takes students inside the human body to explore the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system. Our Immune System 000386,VH VHS video 25 min IH NoDup Essential to our survival, the immune system protects the human body from disease-producing microorganisms. Students explore the anatomy and physiology of the human body. Reproductive Systems 000387,VH VHS video 20 min IH NoDup Advances in medical and biological technologies and photography allow us to witness the creation of a new human being. The creation and reproduction from the conception through to birth. HUMAN IMMUNE SYSTEM, the 002578,VH VHS video 27 min I 2004 NoDup This video explains the human immune system. Human Senses: On the Nose K02717,VH VHS video 13 min PJIHA NoDup OBJECTIVES: name two things our sense of smell does; identify the kind of sense our sense of smell is; describe the way in which odour information is sent to our brain; compare and contrast our sense of smell with that of other animals; & discuss the importance of our sense of smell. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems INCREDIBLE HUMAN MACHINE, The Living Cells 002182,VH VHS video 60 min JIHS 2003 0505 NoDup National Geographic takes students on a truly fascinating journey through the wondrous inner world of The Incredible Human Machine – our wonderful body. Explore the fascinating, microscopic universe that exists within us all. How does the eye adjust to changes in light? How do our muscles enable us to move? How does the eardrum process sound? With the help of sophisticated photographic techniques students are able to discover the wonders of this internal world. DV0064,DV DVD 60 min JI 2005 0503 NoDup Microphotography shows the internal movements of cell components, the movements of cell surfaces, and the active movement of entire cells. MAGIC OF CELLS, The DV0009,DV DVD 60 min JI 2005 0503 NoDup Explore the fascinating, microscopic universe that exists within us all. With sophisticated photographic techniques you are able to discover the wonders of the internal world and marvel of The Incredible Human Machine. 002187,VH VHS video 20 min JI 2003 0490 NoDup Using live action video and computer animation, this video introduces students to the amazing world of the cell. Part 1: defines a cell as the smallest living unit. The general characteristics of cells are illustrated. Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells are discussed briefly. Part 2: guides the students on an amazing voyage through the parts of a cell including the membrance, cytoplasm and many organelles. Part 3: examines the extraordinary diversity of cells. A variety of cell shapes, structures and adaptations are presented. JOURNEY THROUGH THE CELL Series Models of the Human Body INCREDIBLE HUMAN MACHINE, The 20 min JI 2000 0449 NoDup In this virtual journey through the cell, students become familiar with cells and their functions & properties. Defined are eukaryotes an dprokaryotes, organelles, mitochondria, chloroplasts, metabolism, DNA, RNA, ribosomes, amino acids, proteins, chromosomes, transcription and translation and mitosis. Journey Through the Cell: Introduction 2006 NoDup Students can view parts of the human body by actually holding the models of each section. Included are: skeleton, brain, ear, heart, lung, muscle, and stomach. Bones: Skeleton Model 003218,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup 18" Mini Skeleton Model with stand. 001693,VH VHS video 20 min JI 2000 0449 NoDup Students become familiar with cells and their properties. The program describes and shows examples of cells of many shapes and sizes, and explores the structure and functions of different types of cells. Eukaryotes and prokaryotes are defined, and plant and animal cells are compared. Emphasizing cells as the basic building blocks of all organisms, this segment describes the organization of cells and the formation of tissues, organs and systems, and concludes with an overview of the organelles and their functions. Eye Model Journey Through the Cell: Structure & Function 003225,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Cross-section model of the human eye. 001694,VH VHS video 20 min JI 2000 0449 NoDup This program examines three main activities of the cell: energy storage and release, protein synthesis, and cell reproduction. Students take a closer look at important organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts, and the roles they play in cell metabolism. They also learn about proteins, amino acids, ribosomes, DNA, RNA, genes, chromosomes, transcription and translation. Mitosis is clearly defined and illustrated. The program is divided into three distinct segments, so that teachers can easily pause to review key concepts or show the video in three separate sessions. Just the Flu? 001783,VH VHS video 23:51 min PJI 2000 0494 NoDup This fearless documentary takes students into laboratories around the world, interviewing researchers in Canada, England & U.S., all engaged in a constant battle against a virus so small that one million can fit on the head of a pin. Students learn that of the three types of flue, only one is fatal; see how easily the air-born virus is spread, especially in a world of crowded cities and jet travel; also discover the surprising link between humans, pigs and ducks in spreading disease. Brain Model 003219,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Cross-section model of the brain. Ear Model 003220,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Model of the ear with removable parts. Heart Model 003221,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Model of the heart with removable pieces. Human Torso Model 003223,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Model of the human torso. The take-apart human torso displays removable organs: the heart (two pieces), the lungs, the liver, the stomach, the intestines and the head and brain. Each piece is realistically designed to make identification simple and fun. Students can take the model apart quickly and easily. Lung Model 003222,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Model of the lungs. Stomach / Digestive Model 003224,MM Multi-Media K 2006 NoDup Model of the digestive system. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems Our Five Senses Dvd SCIENCE IS ELEMENTARY series DV0499,DV DVD 15 min PJ 2009 NoDup Fresh cookies help awaken the senses as students learn that the senses play an important role in our lives they help to make our lives happier and more enjoyable and also serve to protect and warn us about danger. The children explore how the senses enable us to collect information about the varied sights, sounds, smells, textures, and tastes that form our environment. They also learn about the sense organs connected with every sense. DVD Features: (1) Introduction (2) Life without senses (3) Sight (4) Sound (5) Smell (6) Taste (7) Touch (8) Common Sense (99) End (10) Credits. Produced by School Videos. PJ 1993 0430 NoDup Explains how science affects students... PLANT LIFE IN ACTION series 23 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup Why study plants? Why are they so important? Lab partners Anna and Jack had similar questions, but they soon found out about the countless reasons why plans are important in our lives. With the help of their friends from around the country, the inquisitive duo learn about the tremendous variety of plants and their value in this entertaining series that examines all aspects of plant life – from their growth process and life cycle to their basic needs. Students will learn the role plants play in the environment, their evolution and adaptation, and how they interrelate with people and animals. Each program features an experiment and additional demonstrations that will help reinforce details of plant life. BONES and MUSCLES / NERVOUS SYSTEM 002862,VH VHS video 20 min PJ 2005 0450 NoDup Lori Laboratory and her assistants begin with the most basic unit of the body – the cell – and explain how systems are made up of groups of organs that work together. They then explore the different functions of the skeletal and muscle system. The second segment of the video covers the nervous system and describes the workings of the brain. Science: Life Systems Reading Kit DC0053,DC Curriculum Ki PJI 2007 NoDup GRADE 1-8 Science Life Systems Kit is divided into 8 sets of 6 books each. Each set consists of a teacher’s guide, CD, students worksheets and transparencies. The 8 units are: Animal Life Cycles; Animals and Their Adaptations; Classifying Living Things; Disease and the Body; Exploring Ecosystems; A World of Plants; Your Nervous System; and, From Cells to Systems. Sciences on Tourne S03003,VH VHS video JI 0749 NoDup La série Sciences, on tourne! est destinée aux enfants de 10 à 12 ans. Cette série divertissante aborde des sujets tels que la physique, la biologie, la Terre et l’espace. Chaque émission se divise en trois parties: présentation d’un phénomène particulier tiré du vécu des jeunes, explication du phénomène et élaboration d’une activité scientifique. La série vise non seulement à susciter la curiosité de l’enfant, mais à développer chez lui certaines compétences fondamentales telles que l’exploration, la prise de décision et la communication. Un guide pédagogique est également disponible avec chaque émission. La durée de chaque émission est 14 min. Photosynthesis 002537,VH VHS video 23 min JI 2004 0430 NoDup Plants play an important role in the survival of every living thing: in fact, they are responsible for our very existence. In this video find out what makes plants so unique by studying the chemical process of photosynthesis – the amazing method of producing food and oxygen from sunlight. Diagrams and microscopic photography illustrate the parts of a leaf’s anatomy that are used during photosynthesis. See how chloroplasts filled with green chlorophyll become energized when exposed to light, and discover how this relates to the release of oxygen through stomata and the creation of sugars that can be stored. In a classic hands-on experiment, students will investigate whether or not a plant needs light to make food. PLANTS and ANIMALS series Transparency Sets 40 min JIHS 2000 NoDup Bring the rich diversity of the plant and animal kingdom to students with this Transparency Series. Titles included: Looking at Living Things Classifying Plants and Animals Structure of Invertebrates Structure of Vertebrates 1 Structur eof Vertebrates 2 Plants: What is Means to Be Green Age of Dinosaurs Each set contains: 40 overhead transparencies, teacher’s guide and activities. LOOKING AT LIVING THINGS Transparency Set 001859,MM Multi-Media K 40 min JIHS 2000 NoDup What does it mean to be alive? What are the "six signs of life"? This transparency set examines the different ways living things breathe, consume food, move, reproduce, grow and adapt. Introduces students to the variety of life forms in the biosphere – from microscopic amoeba to giant sequoia; from bounding cheetah to almost motionless coral polyp. Investigates the characteristics that living things share. See how a number of different organisms meet their needs for food, water and gases from the air. Included in the set: 40 overhead transparencies, teacher’s guide and activities. Sciences on Tourne: Corps Humain – Systemes Digestif 300065,VH VHS video 15 min JI 0749 NoDup Le systeme digestif se charge de transformer les aliments consommes par notre corps en particule d’energie utilisables par les cellules: le system nerveux s’occupe de transporter des messages de part de l’autre, le tout sous la direction du cerveau. Sciences on Tourne: Corps Humain – Systemes Respiratoires 300064,VH VHS video 15 min JI 0749 NoDup Le systeme respiratoire permet l’absorption de l’oxygene necessaire a toutes les cellules de notre corps et le rejet du gaz carbonique par le poumon. Activite physique intense accelere respiration et pouls, ce qui demontre le lien entre respiration et circulation. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems Second-Hand Smoke: Just Say Know - Grades 6-8 002059,VH VHS video 10 min JI 2007 NoDup There has been significant proof that second-hand smoke causes lung disease and other serious respiratory infections in young children. WHy? Because their lungs are still developing. They need a healthy environment to grow in ... that means fresh air to breathe. This video informs students about the dangers of second-hand smoke and encourages them to protect themselves from it. Young people are exposed to second-hand smoke every day. Many of them are unaware of the short and long term effects of such cumulative exposure. Every time they enter a smoking environment, they are exposed to toxic air. In this video, older students explain that second-hand smoke causes chronic ear aches, bronchitis and even pneumonia. Produced by: Medical Audio Visual Communications (MAVC) Secrets of Science: Blood and Our Bodies K02658,VH VHS video 10 min JI NoDup Discover the most basic life-giving substance -blood. Secrets of Science: Complex Cell, The K02660,VH VHS video 10 min JI NoDup Discover how cells function and form living organisms. Secrets of Science: DNA and Diversity K02659,VH VHS video 10 min JI NoDup The microscopic miracle of DNA explained. Talking Teeth Kit MM0005,MM Multi-Media K PJIHA 0171 NoDup Kit contains: teeth model, guide, 8 page instructional guide, 4 different study guides, and teacher’s key. THIS IS YOU series PJ 1990 0430 NoDup Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket help their young friends learn about their bodies. Includes computer animation, live-action and animated scenes. You and Your Sense of Touch 001285,VH VHS video 15 min PJI 1990 0430 NoDup Computer animation, live action and Jiminy Cricket animation show how our skin and sense of touch work, how our sense of touch helps keep us safe, and what we can do to protect it. You and Your Senses of Smell & Taste 001284,VH VHS video 14 min PJI 1990 0430 NoDup Two children enter Jiminy Cricket’s Magical World of Books and Beyond. There, they discover, via computer animation, live action, and existing Jiminy Cricket animation, how our nose and tongue work, why they are important to us, how they keep us safe and what we can do to protect them. TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY series S02195,VH VHS video 10 min JI 1998 0505 NoDup This series of six videos examines the human body systems. Secrets of Science: Human Brain K02663,VH VHS video 10 min JI NoDup Discover how the brain functions and controls behaviour. TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: BONES and MUSCLES 000436,VH VHS video JI NoDup This Video presents facts and ideas on the variety and characteristics of skeletons, and the essential role they play in both the human and animal world. 001601,VH VHS video 8 min JI 1999 0505 NoDup Without bones, we would have no fixed structure. And without muscles we could not move. Bones and muscles need each other – and we need them both! Learn about the bones that protect vital organs in the head and chest. Discover the longest bone in the body, where the smallest bones are found, and where most bones are concentrated. Find out about voluntary and involuntary muscles, and some amazing facts about the cardiac muscle. See what happens as muscles contract and relax, and why exercise is so important. Talking Ear Kit TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: BRAIN, The Secrets of Science: Understanidng Viruses K02661,VH VHS video 15 min JI 0185 NoDup Discover how viruses work and prey on other organisms. Skeletons MM0004,MM Multi-Media K PJIHA NoDup This multi-media kits contains: one (1) ear model with sections that come apart; instructional guides; study guides and teacher’s key to the model. Talking Eye Kit MM0003,MM Multi-Media K PJIHA 0018 NoDup Contains: l eye model which comes apart; teaching guide; 8 page instructional guide, 4 different student study guides, and teacher’s key, Talking Heart Kit MM0002,MM Multi-Media K PJIHA NoDup The healthy heart is a very strong organ. It is only about the size of a large fist, but most of its bulk is its muscle. Its one job is to pump into the arteries the blood returned to it by the veins. MM-2 uses a three dimensional model to explore the complex operation of the heart. 001600,VH VHS video 9 min JI 1998 0505 NoDup Watching students take a math test, we learn that the brain is always working, even when we’re not making a conscious effort to to think. Animation depicts the central nervous system, and medical footage shows individual neurons. The major parts of the brain are located and named, intercut with live action of kids carrying out activities controlled by each. Involuntary functions controlled by the brain are also introduced. TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: HEART, The 001602,VH VHS video 9 min JI 1998 0505 NoDup The excitement and activity of an athletic contest remind us of the importance of our hearts. Animation shows the circulatory system, the size and shape of the heart, and its chambers. Medical footage shows beating hearts, heart valves, and blood moving through vessels. Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca GRADE 5 Human Organ Systems TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: LUNGS, The 001603,VH VHS video 10 min JI 1998 0505 NoDup Breathing is one thing we cannot put off! Graphics and medical footage show nasal passages, the windpipe, and lungs. Also, this video identifies: the area of the body where the lungs are located; describes the main function of the lungs; - names two gases that are exchanged in the lungs, citing the one that is primarily inhaled and the one that is primarily exhaled. TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: SPECIAL SENSES, The 001604,VH VHS video 8 min JI 1999 0505 NoDup Did anyone ever tell you you’ve got a hole in your head? Well, in fact, we’ve all got several of them ... and it’s a good thing, too, because our ears, nose and mouth are key to perceiving the world. But it’s those other organs in our head – our eyes, that complete our picture of the world around us ... complete it, that is, with the help of our brain, which makes sense of the stimuli our senses collect. TOTALLY GROSS ANATOMY: STOMACH, The 001605,VH VHS video 8 min JI 1999 0505 NoDup What happens to the food we eat? Enter the stomach to see how it serves as a holding tank before the food is digested. Learn what the stomach’s role is in supplying our bodies with energy. And, find out what keeps the stomach from digesting itself! Then it’s on to the small intestine and to the large intestine, where the digestive system completes its job. Understanding Cells 001379,VH VHS video 40 min JIH NoDup This three part series presents a detailed look at the role of cells in living things. Part One - Life Cells; Part Two How Cellls Work; and Part Three How Cells Reproduce. Understanding the Earth NoDup Anatomy of a Continent VISUALIZING CELL PROCESSES series 15 min IHS 2005 NoDup This five-part video series Visualizing Cell Process examines the following themes: 1) Cells and Molecules 2) Cell Movement and Transport 3) Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 4) DNA Replication, Mitosis and Cell Reproduction 5) The Genetic Code and Its Translation Endocytosis 7) Golgi Function - folded stacks of membrances sort and package cell products 8) Lysosomes and Hydrolytic Digestion 9) Microtubules - create support structures and function in many kinds of cell movement 10) Cilia - an amazing molecular hook-and-claw action drives the ciliary beat 11) Actin and Myosin Motor Proteins - the interaction between these two proteins moves cell particles and produces the contraction fo muscles. PHOTOSYNTHESIS and CELLULAR RESPIRATION 002815,VH VHS video 15 min IHS 2005 NoDup Program three in the five-program series Visualizing Cell Processes covers the following modules of Repsiration and Photosynthesis: Respiration Modules: 1) Glycolysis and Fermentation - two ATPs are gained as glucose is broken down 2) Mitochondrion Structure 3) Aerobic Respiration - how energy is extracted from organic molecules using oxygen 4) The Krebs Cycle Animation 5) Electron Transport Chain - proteins on the inner membrane pump hydrogen ions into the inner membrane space, creating conditions for ATP synthesis 6) ATP Synthesis Photosynthesis Modules: 1) Chloroplast Structure 2) Light Trapping by Chlorophyll - how light energy is used to rpoduce energized electrons 3) The Light-Dependent Reactions of Photosynthesis - demonstrates how ATP and NADPH, the energy carriers that drive biosynthesis, are produced 4) The Light-Dependent Reactions of Photosynthesis - these reactions create PGAL, the universal building block of sugars and starches What Is Life? 000453,VH VHS video JI NoDup Get your junior scientists off to a good start as they learn that the science of Biology is the study of life. This video has a main focus on cells, as the smallest unit of life. Wonder Why S02158,VH VHS video PJIH 0430 NoDup Join ?Mark and his friends as they embark on fantastic adventures, unravel mysteries and travel to exotic places to learn about science and the world around them. Food 001263,VH VHS video 24 min PJIH 1992 NoDup In this episode, Richard shows just how important food is, but some of the co-stars are more interested in finding out the fun of food. CELL MOVEMENT and TRANSPORT 002814,VH VHS video 15 min IHS 2005 NoDup Part 2 of the series Visualizing Cell Processes includes: The cell membrane protects the delicate cell machinery from an often hostile outside environment. Inside, the cell is a living factory and like all factories there must be ways for raw materials to enter and products and wastes to exit. The solutions are shown by the animations and live cell studies in this program. Movement is a defining characteristic of life, and the video examines its causes from the dance of the chromosomes, to the molecular basis for the contraction of a muscle. Modules: 1) Structure and Behaviour of the Plasma Membrane 2) Osmosis - explores the net movement of water into and out of a cell 3) Transport Proteins membrane proteins act as gates and channels, allowing substances to eneter and leave cells 4) Phagocytosis 5) Pinocytosis 6) Receptor-Mediated Media Resource Centre - 705-945-5660 - media3.hscdsb.on.ca