Homework: November 13-16
Math Videos for Homework Help
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals
Coordinate Grids and Geometry
Skeletal & Muscular System Quizlet
Skeletal System: Body system that provides support for the body and protects the body’s organs
Marrow: Jellylike center of the bone that produces blood cells and platelets
Tendon: Tissue that holds muscles to bones
Ligament: Tissue that holds bone to bone
Cartilage: This keeps bones from touching other bones
Muscular System: Body system made of stretchy tissue that allows the body to move
Muscle: Tissue or organ of the body with the ability to move
Voluntary Muscles: Muscles that move by choice; allow the bones and cartilage of the skeleton to move
Involuntary Muscles: Smooth muscles found in the skin, digestive system and other internal organs that move automatically
Digestive System Quizlet
Esophagus - The tube that connects the mouth to the stomach.
Bile - A thick liquid that is sent from the liver to the stomach to aid in breaking down food.
Digestive System - The group of organs that work together to digest our food.
Mouth - The opening through which food enters the body.
Anus - The opening that allows waste to be passed out of our body.
Pancreas - An organ that sends chemicals into the stomach to aid in the breaking down of food.
Tongue - An organ in the mouth that aids in mixing food with saliva.
Large Intestines - A tube that removes water from waste before the waste leaves our body.
Liver - The largest organ of the body, sends bile to the stomach and also cleans our food before it passes to our cells.
Gall Bladder - A sac in which bile from the liver is stored.
Digest - The process of breaking down food so our cells can use it.
Stomach - The main organ in the digestive system - most breaking down of food occurs here.
Small Intestines - A tube, about 23 feet long that allows digested food to enter our blood vessels.
Rectum - An organ that holds waste until it passes from our body.
Respiratory System Vocabulary Quizlet
Larynx: Also known as the voice box, air passes through this tube on its way to the trachea
Mouth: The body organ that allows air to enter the body when the nostrils are not being used
Nose: The body organ that contains the nostrils
Diaphragm: The large muscle of the chest cavity that contracts and expands to force air into and out of the lungs
Bronchial Tubes: The tubes that connect the trachea to the lungs and allows air to enter the lungs
Inhale: The breathing procedure of bringing air into the body
Ribs: The bones that protect the lungs
Respiratory System: The group of organs that work together to bring oxygen to our cells
Throat: The tube through which air passes from the nasal passage to the larynx
Nostrils: The holes in the nose through which air enters the body
Alveoli: A grapelike group of thin-walled sacs in the lungs that inflate as we breathe and pass oxygen into the blood
Lungs: The main organ of the respiratory system
Trachea: Also known as the windpipe, this tube in the passage for air from the larynx to the bronchial tubes
Exhale: The breathing procedure of removing air from the body
Respiration: The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in our blood
Math Videos for Homework Help
Multiplying Decimals
Dividing Decimals
Coordinate Grids and Geometry
Skeletal & Muscular System Quizlet
Skeletal System: Body system that provides support for the body and protects the body’s organs
Marrow: Jellylike center of the bone that produces blood cells and platelets
Tendon: Tissue that holds muscles to bones
Ligament: Tissue that holds bone to bone
Cartilage: This keeps bones from touching other bones
Muscular System: Body system made of stretchy tissue that allows the body to move
Muscle: Tissue or organ of the body with the ability to move
Voluntary Muscles: Muscles that move by choice; allow the bones and cartilage of the skeleton to move
Involuntary Muscles: Smooth muscles found in the skin, digestive system and other internal organs that move automatically
Digestive System Quizlet
Esophagus - The tube that connects the mouth to the stomach.
Bile - A thick liquid that is sent from the liver to the stomach to aid in breaking down food.
Digestive System - The group of organs that work together to digest our food.
Mouth - The opening through which food enters the body.
Anus - The opening that allows waste to be passed out of our body.
Pancreas - An organ that sends chemicals into the stomach to aid in the breaking down of food.
Tongue - An organ in the mouth that aids in mixing food with saliva.
Large Intestines - A tube that removes water from waste before the waste leaves our body.
Liver - The largest organ of the body, sends bile to the stomach and also cleans our food before it passes to our cells.
Gall Bladder - A sac in which bile from the liver is stored.
Digest - The process of breaking down food so our cells can use it.
Stomach - The main organ in the digestive system - most breaking down of food occurs here.
Small Intestines - A tube, about 23 feet long that allows digested food to enter our blood vessels.
Rectum - An organ that holds waste until it passes from our body.
Respiratory System Vocabulary Quizlet
Larynx: Also known as the voice box, air passes through this tube on its way to the trachea
Mouth: The body organ that allows air to enter the body when the nostrils are not being used
Nose: The body organ that contains the nostrils
Diaphragm: The large muscle of the chest cavity that contracts and expands to force air into and out of the lungs
Bronchial Tubes: The tubes that connect the trachea to the lungs and allows air to enter the lungs
Inhale: The breathing procedure of bringing air into the body
Ribs: The bones that protect the lungs
Respiratory System: The group of organs that work together to bring oxygen to our cells
Throat: The tube through which air passes from the nasal passage to the larynx
Nostrils: The holes in the nose through which air enters the body
Alveoli: A grapelike group of thin-walled sacs in the lungs that inflate as we breathe and pass oxygen into the blood
Lungs: The main organ of the respiratory system
Trachea: Also known as the windpipe, this tube in the passage for air from the larynx to the bronchial tubes
Exhale: The breathing procedure of removing air from the body
Respiration: The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in our blood
Monday Math:
Read 30 minutes |
Tuesday Math:
Coordinate grid/geometry worksheet Study respiratory system notes and vocabulary for quiz Monday 11/19. Read 30 minutes |
WednesdayMath:
Finish classwork- decimal word problems Study respiratory system notes and vocabulary for quiz Monday 11/19. Read 30 minutes |
Thursday Math:
Study respiratory system notes and vocabulary for quiz Monday 11/19. Read 30 minutes |
