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ScienceMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 1

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Topic 2 Lesson 6

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Plan for today
  • Review T2.1 - 2.3
  • Ask questions
  • Study for test

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2.1 Learning goals
  • I understand and can read food chains
  • I can distinguish the different roles in a food chain (producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer and quaternary consumer)
  • I understand the energy pyramid and understand why energy gets lost

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PRODUCERS
CONSUMER
FOODWEB
FOODCHAIN
Shows one possible path of energy flow
Organism that feeds on other organisms
Shows all feeding relationships in an area
Organism that uses photosynthesis

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Food chain
Producers are plants, because they 
produce food with photosynthesis

Consumers are animals that eat other 
organisms.

We use the words primary, secondary and 
tertiary to describe if they are the first, 
second or third consumer in the chain

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Food chains and food webs
Food chain




Food web

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Energy pyramid
The energy pyramid shows that you 
lose energy with every step in the food chain. 

This is because:

Consumers don’t eat the entire organism
Organisms use up some of the energy 
Organisms produce waste that has some energy. 

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2.2 Learning goals
  • I know the names of the 7 types of nutrients
  • I know what the 7 types of nutrients are used for in the body
  • I know in what kind of foods the different nutrients are present 
  • I can read food labels and understand what calories, quantities and daily value mean
  • I know what food indicators are and understand how they can be used to test the food for certain nutrients

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Food molecules
Food is made out of molecules. 
Nutrients are food molecules. 

There are seven types of nutrients:
  • Carbohydrates
  • Proteins
  • Lipids
  • Minerals
  • Vitamins
  • Water
  • Fiber

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GROWTH & REPAIR
ENERGY
STAYING HEALTHY
PROTEINS
CARBOHYDRATES
FATS
MINERALS
WATER
FIBRE
VITAMINS

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FOOD LABLES
Shows:

Quantities: amounts

Calories: energy in the food

Daily value: recommended amount of that nutrient per day






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INDICATORS
Indicators show (indicate) if a certain substance is present or not


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Which food indicators do you remember?
And what do they indicate?

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2.3 Learning goals
  • I know the steps of the digestive system
  • I know which organs the food goes through and what happens in those organs with the food
  • I know the three different types of teeth and what they are used for.
  • I understand the difference between a carnivore, omnivore and herbivore and can recognize them by their teeth

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Steps of digestion
  • Ingestion is putting food in your mouth.
  • Digestion is the process of breaking down large molecules into smaller ones. 
  • Egestion is the process of removing waste products (pooping)

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rectum
liver
mouth
stomach
oesophagus
large intestine
small intestine

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Enzymes
Amylase:  in saliva


Protease:  gastric juice


Lipase:   small intestine

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Teeth
There are 3 different types of teeth:

Incisors - front teeth that bite off pieces of food
Canines - also help bite off food, predators 
                     use them to hold their prey.
Molars - back teeth that grind our food into smaller pieces

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Questions?
Do you have questions about the topics? 

Or about the homework? (The answers are in the classroom)

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Prepare for test 
Make sure you understand the learning goals for each topic (you can see them in the textbook and lessonup lessons)

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  • Notes
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  • Textbook

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