In this topic we will we study the differences between male and female reproductive systems, the process of fertilisation and birth.
Task 1: Use quizlet and the knowledge organiser and core questions to familiarise yourself with the keywords for this topic
Task 2b: make notes that:
Define the term gamete and name the gametes in males and females.
Define fertilisation and give the difference between internal and external fertilisation.
Draw a labelled diagram of a sperm cell and explain how it is adapted for its function.
Draw a labelled diagram of an egg cell and explain how it is adapted for its function.
Task 2c: Complete and then mark the exam question
Task 3c: Copy and complete the sentences:
The male sex cells are the _______ _____.
Sperm cells are made in the _________.
The testes are held outside the body in a bag of skin called the ___________. This keeps the sperm at the right ___________.
Sperm travel up the _______ ________ where liquids are added from the ________.
This mixture is called ________.
Semen flows out of the _________ through a tube called the ___________
Task 4b: Make notes that include:
Draw a labelled diagram of the female reproductive system - include the function of each part. You can either draw the diagram or print and complete this worksheet
Define menstruation.
Draw a diagram to show the sequence of events in the menstrual cycle.
Task 4c: Complete the progress check
Task 5b:
Define zygote
Define embryo
Define foetus
Describe the role of the placenta.
Describe the role of the umbilical cord.
Describe the development of a foetus starting from the point of fertilisation
Compare a zygote, a foetus and an embryo
OPTIONAL: Complete the egg in a jar experiment. The instructions are on slide 2
Task 5c: Complete the exam question and self mark.
Task 6a: Read through the slides and watch the video.
Task 6b: copy and complete the table
Task 7a: read through the BBC Bitesize pages on this topic
Task 8: Complete the end of unit test:
Watch this video and explain why sexual reproduction is important.
Go through these activites to make sure you understand the male and female reproductive systems
Test yourself with these exam questions