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7th grade anatomy script pdfs
Respiratory System Reader's Theatre
Do you need a way to help student's better understand the respiratory system? Are words like alveoli and pharynx difficult to explain? After studying the respiratory system, why not review its functions and parts using a reader's theatre? This 11 part reader's theatre easily explain what happens when Oxygen enters a person's nose, travels through the trachea, pharynx, bronchial tubes, and into the lungs. Add the character diaphragm and you have a fun filled way to learn more about this important
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3rd - 8th
Reader's Theater: Digestive System
This fun, engaging, kid-friendly, and fact-rich reader's theater promotes reading fluency while the students learn about one of the coolest systems of the human body: the digestive system. The reader's theater includes academic vocabulary and formal names of organs but is written in student language and an informal style that keeps the kids' attention and really helps them remember the information. Students will have a blast with this cross-curricular activity!
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3rd - 8th
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The Body Systems Adventure - A play
"The Body Systems Adventure" This play illustrates the importance of the human body systems in a fun and interactive way, emphasizing teamwork, health, and well-being. Number of pages: 4Topic: Human Body SystemsType of activity: Skit written in a melodramatic styleNumber of characters: 12, including a narrator; the characters each represent a system of the human bodyTarget grades: Late elementary through high school on-level biology studentsDuration: Depending on how quickly the students follow
Futurism Art Activity- The Body in Motion
A great art activity that can stand alone or be incorporated in the study of the human body. Great reinforcement when studying joints!Includes instructions and jointed human body template to use creating an active masterpiece.
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Muscular System PowerPoint Lesson with Script, Art Activities, & Quiz
Class Play on the Human Body
Around the Body in 20 Minutes Class Play
Duration
The title of this script can of course be adapted to however long the performance needs to take. 20 minutes was just chosen as an average class play length.
Cast of 30 - this number can be adjusted up or down
Whatever gave our narrator the idea that taking on over 7,500 body parts was a good idea? (OK, so that's a slight exaggeration - .... actually, 8 Body Systems, 5 Senses plus a few 'others'!) Even so, no mean challenge ... in 20 minutes. But
Skeleton and Muscles Class Play
Skeleton and Muscles Class Play
As our Narrator finds out, 'Head Shoulders Knees and Toes', however beautifully sung, is never going to 'do it' - not with an X-Ray Technician, Doctor and Physiotherapist around! And as for Halloween skeletons? Nah! Not if the bones are on the outside!
Cast of 30 - easily adapted up or down.
Duration - around 15 to 20 minutes.
Sample Text:
(Enter X-Ray Technician who takes one look at the ‘skeletons’ and falls about laughing)
Skeleton 1: Hey! What’s so funny?
Cellular Respiration Skit
Students can present the process of cellular respiration through a skit that includes a little song and dance number! The skit calls for ten student participants, with the four parts of the Cell Membrane being virtually non-speaking, so students who may want to participate but are nervous to speak in front of the class can be a part of the fun.A great tool either as an introduction to a unit on cell functions, or as an end of unit review, this skit will be sure to stick in your students' brains
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5th - 9th
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Readers' Theatre Script: Epidermis (Skin)
This is a Readers' Theatre Script to be used to introduce the concept of the epidermis to elementary school students. The script is written for 22 students, but it can be easily adapted to include more or less as necessary.
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