8Y+Science+Page+(Mr+Slider)

Inside the Body

 * __Group Work__**


 * Key Words** - Create a glossary of terms by constructing definitions that the group agree are the best (see "Key Terms" above); Tabulate information (create a table) about the types of joints in the human body. Your headings should be: "Type of Joint", "Degree of Movement", "Example", "Photo/Diagram". Explain how the stability of a joint relates to the amount of mobility of that joint (use examples to support your explanation).


 * Rubbery Bones** - Outline what makes bones hard and use this information to clearly explain the different observations you made when chicken bones were placed in water and vinegar.


 * __Individual Work__**

Student pages


 * Inner Space** - Imagine you are an oxygen molecule. You have just been inhaled by a human. Describe your journey through the body to the cells. Be sure to use the following terms in your story: **epiglottis, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli, capillaries, gas exchange, red blood cells, carbon dioxide.**


 * Digestive Photo Album** - Digestion starts in the mouth and finishes at the other end. In between are parts of the digestive tract such as the **oesophagus, stomach, liver, pancreas, small intestine, large intestine**, etc. Create a table that includes the headings such as "**digestive system** **part", "What's it do?", "Photo or diagram"** and put this on your student wiki page.

Simple Machines
Work for this topic is found on the Simple Machines main page here

Put all work on your student pages here

__1.Glossary__ - on your student page, create a glossary that defines all of the 'Key Words' on the Simple Machines page. Make sure the definitions are in your own words and not cut and paste or copied from another source.

2. Ramps (Inclined Planes) - follow the instructions on the main page and write all responses about the webpage on your wiki student page.

3. Text book questions - read the relevant section in your book and answer all questions in your notebook.

4. Household and Tool shed interactive - write all responses on your wiki page.