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5.2 The senses

  • Jacket in your locker

  • Put your things on your desk

       Laptop/Book

       Notebook, pencil case

  • Bag on the floor

  • Read pages 120-121

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Lessongoals

  • Remember: I can make a list of all the senses by correctly naming them.

  • Understand: I can match all senses to their sensory organs by correctly identifying which organ is responsible for each sense.

  • Apply: I can match stimuli to the correct sensory organ by correctly linking different types of stimuli to the sense that detects them.

Homework 5.2

Asgmt 4-8

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5.2 The senses

  • Jacket in your locker

  • Put your things on your desk

       Laptop/Book

       Notebook, pencil case

  • Bag on the floor

  • Read pages 120-121

5

minute

00

second

Lessongoals

  • Remember: I can make a list of all the senses by correctly naming them.

  • Understand: I can match all senses to their sensory organs by correctly identifying which organ is responsible for each sense.

  • Apply: I can match stimuli to the correct sensory organ by correctly linking different types of stimuli to the sense that detects them.

Homework 5.2

Asgmt 4-8

An impulse is?

A

An influence sensory receptors react to

B

An electrical message in neurons

C

A reaction to something

D

A proces in the brain

Effectors are organs that can have many different shapes. What type of organ is most often an effector? (1 word)

What senses do you know?

Senses

  • Sight/vision

  • Sense of hearing

  • Sense of balance

  • Sense of smell

  • Sense of taste

  • Sense of feeling: heat/cold/pressure/pain/contact 

Stimulus:

  • light

  • sound

  • chemicals in food

  • chemicals in the air/scents/odours

  • heat, cold, pressure, contact, pain

Sensory organs

  • Eyes

  • Ears

  • Tongue

  • Nose

  • Skin

Sensory debate

Class is divided into 8 groups. 

Each group gets a sense
In your group:

  • Make a list of arguments: Why is your sense the most important or best sense

  • Give examples of situations in which your sense is important, amazing, fun, lifesaving, etc.

  • Give examples of why living without the sense would be hard, dangerous, unappealing, boring, etc. 

  • You get 5 minutes to prepare your arguments.

  • Each group should be able to speak for at least 2 minutes about their sense.

  • When all groups are done giving their arguments, we decide on the best sense.

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Prep-time

Talk-time

Groups and senses:

  1. Sight

  2. Sense of hearing

  3. Sense of balance

  4. Sense of smell

  5. Sense of taste

  6. Sense of heat/cold

  7. Sense of pressure/contact

  8. Sense of pain

Which sense is the best/most important

1

Sight

2

Sense of hearing and balance

3

Sense of smell

4

Sense of taste

5

Sense of feeling: heat/cold/pain/pressure/contact

Zs = Working in Silence

  • No asking questions

  • Silent, don't disturb anyone

  • Stay at your  desk

What you should do: 5.2

  • TB: pages  120-121

  • WB: Asgmt  4-8

  • Lt: Asgmt 1-5


Done with the above?

  • Work on the next chapter(s)

  • Learn for the test 

  • Make other homework

  • Read a book

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What you should do: 5.2

  • TB: pages  120-121

  • WB: Asgmt  4-8

  • Lt: Asgmt 1-5


Done with the above?

  • Work on the next chapter(s)

  • Learn for the test 

  • Make other homework

  • Read a book

Zw = Working with whispering

  • Teacher is available for questions

  • Only whisper with the student next to you

  • Stay at your  desk

When asked about the senses some people say things like: ears, eyes. Is this correct? Why (not)?

Tidy Duty

3 people each lesson

  • Desks: empty and straight

  • Chairs: underneath the desks OR end of day: on the desks

  • Floor: no rubbish