
Human Body Tissues
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7th Grade
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Madison Giesinger
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By Madison Giesinger
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epithelial
connective
muscle
nervous
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Draw
Draw a line to match the term to the description.
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Types of Human Body Tissues
connective: supports, protects, and gives structure to other tissues and organs in the body
muscle: movement is the main function
nervous: monitors and regulates the functions of the body
epithelial: form the covering of all body surfaces, line body cavities and hollow organs
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Levels of Organization
Similar cells that are grouped together form tissue.
Groups of tissue working together form an organ.
Organs working together form an organ system.
Organ systems working together then help the organism live.
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Levels of Organization cont.
cells -> tissues -> organs -> organ systems -> organism
Example:
neurons -> nerve tissue -> brain -> nervous system -> human
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
dog, skeletal system, bones, skeletal tissue, bone cells
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bone cells, skeletal tissue, bones, skeletal system, dog
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
muscle cells, human, heart, circulatory system, muscle tissue
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muscle cells, muscle tissue, heart, circulatory system, human
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
stomach, stomach cells, digestive system, chicken, stomach tissue
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stomach cells, stomach tissue, stomach, digestive system, chicken
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
frog, skin, skin cells, integumentary system, epithelial tissue
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skin cells, epithelial tissue, skin, integumentary system, frog
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
respiratory system, gills, bronchial tissue, fish, gill cells
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gill cells, bronchial tissue, gills, respiratory system, fish
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Open Ended
Levels of Organization
Order these from smallest to largest:
lymph cells, lymph tissue, lymph nodes, immune system, human
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lymph cells, lymph tissue, lymph nodes, immune system, human
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