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Human Body Systems
In the
Human Body Systems unit, students will identify and
describe the relationship between structure and function
in the human body. Students will identify and analyze
responses caused by internal and external stimuli and
describe how the human body maintains homeostasis.
Critical Questions
- What relationship exists between structure and
function of the human body?
- How do the human body systems interact to maintain
homeostasis?
- How do internal and external stimuli affect an
organism's response?
Suggested Time Frame: 7 weeks |
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Student Performance Expectations |
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Key
Information in the brackets that is not in bold
(8.2A) is the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skill (TEKS)
that this objective is aligned to.
Information in the brackets that is in bold
(8.2.11B)
(8.2.12A) (11.2US10A)
is the specific Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills
(TAKS- test) objective this objective is aligned to.
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Integumentary System and
identify a human's response to external stimuli. (7.3 B; 7.9
A-B; 7.11 B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Nervous System and identify
a human's response to external stimuli. (7.9 A-B; 7.11B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Skeletal System. (7.9 A)
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Identify and describe
the function of the human body's Muscular System. (7.9 A-B;
7.11B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Digestive System and
analyze a human's response to internal stimuli. (7.9 A-B;
7.11 B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Respiratory System identify
a human's response to external stimuli. (7.9 A; 7.11 A-B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Circulatory System and
describe how the human organism maintains homeostasis. (7.3
D; 7.9 A-B; 7.6 C) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Endocrine System and
describe how the human organism maintains homeostasis. (7.9
A-B) |
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Identify and describe
the functions of the human body's Reproductive System. (7.9 A)
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