Human Body Systems Activity - Middle School Science Game - Scavenger Hunt
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Description
Are you looking for a fun game to review the human body systems? Questions cover the following human body systems: circulatory, digestive, nervous, muscular, excretory, and respiratory systems as well as the progression from cell to tissue, organ, organ system, and organism.
Middle school science students love this LOW PREP (Small card body systems game: print, cut, and spread out on tables. Large card body systems game: just print and post around the room and you are ready!) game that reviews NGSS MS- LS1-3.
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This works great with Human Body Systems Graphic Organizer, Quiz, and Slideshow. I have my students take their interactive science journals with them as they play this scavenger hunt game so they can find answers in their notes as needed.
Included in this human body systems activity resource:
Page 2: Middle school science scavenger hunt game instructions
Page 3-4: List of the body systems 28 questions with answers
Page 5: Instructions for the game with smaller cards
Page 6: Grid form to copy for your science students
Page 7-13: Small cards to cut
Page 14: Blank page to make your own small cards
Page 15: Answer Key
Page 16: Instructions for the game on larger cards
Pages 17-44: Large human body systems cards
Page 45: Blank page to make your own large card
Page 46: Answer Key
How to play the game with the large cards:
1. The pages last better if you laminate them. Post the pages around the room on walls, doors, and cupboards where students can see many at once.
2. Have students pair up and get a lined piece of paper. Students can start at any poster page. Students write down the number of the page they start at. They read the BOTTOM of the poster and look around the room for the answer on the TOP part of another poster. When they find the answer, they put the number of the page on their lined paper below their starting place. Each poster pager number is placed on a line below.
3. Students can come to check with you at any point to see if their answers are correct. Some students need a lot of encouragement that they are on the right track. Students will end at the poster they started at. This is a great review game and test prep because students must get the answer correct in order to complete the game.
*A blank card is included for you to substitute your own questions if you’d like.
The game with the small cards is similar but the questions are smaller to be used at their desks or a counter.
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