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Objective: Describe how the nervous system works to sense, process, and respond to stimuli in the world.
Objective: Describe how the nervous system works to sense, process, and respond to stimuli in the world.
Essential Question: How does the nervous system allow our bodies to interact with the outside world?
Essential Question: How does the nervous system allow our bodies to interact with the outside world?
Smart Signals: Neurons
Smart Signals: Neurons
Journal Entry📓
Journal Entry📓
Slide 1: We will review the objectives for the lesson.
Slide 1: We will review the objectives for the lesson.
Slide 2: Follow the instructions on the slide. Answer in your journal. You may work with your table partners to create the best answer.
Slide 2: Follow the instructions on the slide. Answer in your journal. You may work with your table partners to create the best answer.
Slide 3: Watch the video and follow the instructions on the slide.
Slide 3: Watch the video and follow the instructions on the slide.
Slide 4: We will review the parts of a neuron.
Slide 4: We will review the parts of a neuron.
Slide 5: Create a simile. Instructions are on the slide.
Slide 5: Create a simile. Instructions are on the slide.
Simile: a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g., as brave as a lion, crazy like a fox ).
Grading Criteria:
Grading Criteria:
- 30% - Solid neuron build that will hang from the ceiling and stay in one piece.
- 30% - Different materials used for the different parts of the neuron. Pieces look like they should for each of the parts of the neuron. At least one part is not from the materials that were given in class.
- 40% - Stop motion video describes what is happening to the messages as they are sent from one neuron to the next at each part of the neuron and includes a representation of the message and 2 connecting neuron models. Make sure to explain what the different parts of the neuron are responsible for doing during this message sending.
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