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Life Science Unit Overview: Chapter 1 – Structure of Living Things •Lesson 1 – Cells •Lesson 2 – From Cells to Organisms •Lesson 3 – Diversity of Organisms Chapter 2 – Plant Structures and Functions •Lesson 1 – Vascular Plants •Lesson 2 – Plant Transport Systems •Lesson 3 – Photosynthesis and Respiration Chapter 3 – Human Body Systems •Lesson 1 – The Human Body •Lesson 2 – The Digestive System •Lesson 3 The Respiratory System •Lesson 4 – The Circulatory System •Lesson 5 – The Excretory System From Cells to Organisms Lesson Overview: 1) What do we already know? 2) Vocabulary 3) Drawings 4) Main Ideas 5) Review Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells to Organisms: What do we already know? 1) What do you know about plant and animal cells? • • • • Trillions of cells in your body Each has different organelles All cells have a nucleus How are plant and animal cells different or the same? • • Animal cells flex and plant cells are firm Plant cells have chloroplasts 1) Do you think all animals have the same cells? • I’m not sure Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells: Vocabulary Part I 1) Unicellular: Made up of only one cell 2) Organism: An individual living thing 3) Multicellular: Made up of more than one cell 4) Tissue: A group of similar cells that work together to do the same jobs. 5) Organ: A group of tissues that work together to perform a specific bodily function Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells: Vocabulary Part II 6) Organ System: A group of organs that work together to perform a specific bodily function Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells to Organisms: Drawings (pg. 40) Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells to Organisms: Main Ideas 1) How are living things organized? 1) (See drawing on previous slide) Quick Check -Compare and Contrast: What activities are common to all living things? All living things have cells, die, breath, grow, eat and excrete. Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells to Organisms: Main Ideas 1) How do cells work together? – They work together to perform the same task for the body. – Tasks such as: The stomach digests food, The stem soaks up water. Quick Check -Compare and contrast: How do organs compare to organ systems? An organ system is made up of organs. Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells to Organisms: Main Ideas 3) What are some plant and animal organ systems? Plant: Root system and shoot system Animal: Digestive system Quick Check -Can an organ be part of two organ systems? Yes, the salamander's skin is a part of 2 systems. Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2 Cells: Review 1) Summarize the main ideas 2) Think, Talk, and Write Structure of Living Things: Lesson 2