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    Groups of cells that are similar in structure and function form tissues, and tissues grouped together form organs. Organ systems consist of multiple organs working together to perform important body functions. The human body is made up of organ systems like the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems. At the smallest level, organs are made up of tissues, tissues are made up of cells, and cells are the basic building blocks of life.

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    Groups of cells that are similar in structure and function form tissues, and tissues grouped together form organs. Organ systems consist of multiple organs working together to perform important body functions. The human body is made up of organ systems like the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems. At the smallest level, organs are made up of tissues, tissues are made up of cells, and cells are the basic building blocks of life.

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    Groups of cells that are similar in structure and function form tissues, and tissues grouped together form organs. Organ systems consist of multiple organs working together to perform important body functions. The human body is made up of organ systems like the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems. At the smallest level, organs are made up of tissues, tissues are made up of cells, and cells are the basic building blocks of life.

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    Principles of organisation
    4.2.1 Principles of organisation Keywords: Specialist cell, Tissue, Organ TB:36-37
    Organ system, organism
    Grade Learning Objective Targets
    3/4 Identify the Have an understand of the scale and size of cells, tissues, organs,
    differences between organ systems and organisms
    5/6 cells, tissues, organs Be able to describe the main systems in the human body and their
    and organ systems functions
    7/8 To explain the terms cell, tissue, organ, organ systems and
    organism and give examples of each
    If you had to order tissues, organs and cells in terms of
    size, which would be the smallest and which would be the
    largest?

    Smallest

    Largest

    Cell Tissue Organ


    How is the body organized?
    Each specific cell is grouped with other cells
    similar in structure and function to form tissues
    and ultimately organs:
    Groups of tissues work
    Cells are the basic Groups of cells work together to form organs.
    units of life. together to form tissues.
    organ

    cell
    Question

    tissue 1. How is an organ formed?


    2. What is the difference between a
    tissue and an organ?
    So what is an organ system?
    An organ system is consists of many organs working
    together to carry out a common function

    Heart

    Lungs
    Examples of
    organ systems
    Stomach

    Task: Brainstorm in your books different examples


    of organ systems in the human body
    Task: Match each of the following organ systems
    to their function:

    a) Respiratory system Regulates behaviour and responses to


    the environment

    b) Digestive system Transport nutrients, wastes, hormones


    and gases

    c) Circulatory system Regulates and maintains homeostasis by


    secretion of hormones
    d) Skeletal system Moves air into and out of the lungs to
    control gas exchange between blood & lungs
    e) Nervous system Protects and supports the body and organs,
    enables movement, produces blood cells
    f) Endocrine system Extracts and absorbs nutrients from food,
    removes waste and maintains water balance
    Task: From the selection of organs below select the ones
    you think make up the following organ systems:

    a) Digestive system
    b) Respiratory system
    c) Water transport system
    Lungs
    Stem

    Heart
    Intestines

    Roots
    Windpipe
    Brain

    Petal Liver
    Gullet Leaf
    Stomach
    Task: 1. Fill in the blanks using the following key
    words:
    Key words: organs, cells, organ systems, tissues
    The human body is made up of a number of different
    ______________________ e.g. the digestive, immune and
    circulatory systems

    Organ Systems are made up of _________________

    Organs are made up of ____________________

    Tissues are made up of ____________________

    2. For each of the following, state whether they are a


    specialised cell, a tissue or an organ. Explain your answer:

    a) sperm b) kidney c) stomach


    Task: You have been given some images and names of cells,
    tissues and organs.

    1. Match the name of the cell/tissue/organ to the correct


    image
    2. Place this structure into the correct column – is it a cell,
    tissue or organ?

    Cell Tissue Organ


    Self-assessment:

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