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Functions of the Heart for Grade 2

This document contains a lesson plan for a 2nd grade science class about the human body. The unit objective is for students to describe the function of major human body parts like the brain, heart, lungs, stomach, muscles and skeleton. The lesson focuses on the heart, with the specific objective of explaining its function. Students will watch a video about the heart, answer questions about its location and functions, color an illustration of the heart parts, and complete a worksheet. The teacher will assess students' understanding, provide feedback, and assign homework.

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Functions of the Heart for Grade 2

This document contains a lesson plan for a 2nd grade science class about the human body. The unit objective is for students to describe the function of major human body parts like the brain, heart, lungs, stomach, muscles and skeleton. The lesson focuses on the heart, with the specific objective of explaining its function. Students will watch a video about the heart, answer questions about its location and functions, color an illustration of the heart parts, and complete a worksheet. The teacher will assess students' understanding, provide feedback, and assign homework.

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TEACHER:JOYCE EZPINOZA SUBJECT:SCIENCE GRADE:2°

UNIT'S NAME:FORCES AND MOTION PERIOD:IV WEEK:4 DATE:27/08/2017 TIME:45/90 MIN

UNIT OBJECTIVE: At the end of this unit students will be able to describe the function of human body parts (brain, heart,
lungs, stomach, muscles, and skeleton) and their basic functions.

CONCEPTUAL CONTENT

Heart

PROCEDURAL CONTENT:

 Discussing the function of each part.


 Identifying where major human body parts are located in the body.
 Describing the function of the brain, the heart, the lungs, the muscles, the stomach, and the skeleton.
ATTITUDINAL CONTENT:

 Being responsible with the assigned tasks in the different class’ activities.
 Being aware of the function of the human body parts.
 Getting involved in the class’ discussion of the topics.

ACHIEVEMENT INDICATORS:

 Identifies the place of the heart


 describes the function of each part
STANDARDS:

SC.2.N.1.1 raise questions about the natural world, investigate them in teams through free explorations systematic
observations, and generate appropriate explanations based on those explorations.

INSTRUCTIONAL TIME (45/90 MIN)

CLASS BEGINNING:

1. Previous knowledge: where is the heart?

2. Content presentation:
Play the following video
[Link]
3. Topic introduction: ask children to answer the following question regarding to the video

CLASS DEVELOPMENT:

Topic: function of the heart

Specific class objectives: at the end of the class, students will be able to explain the function of the heart.

Activity one:
Evaluated activity

Give students the following page

children have to answer the following questions according to the video

Where is the heart located? _____________________________________________________

What are the main functions of the heart? ___________________________________________________

How many parts is the heart made up? ______________________________________________________

Which are the names of these parts? _________________________________________________________

Activity two:

Write on the board

Heart: it works all the time to keep your blood flowing

Give students the following picture

Children have to color the parts as it is presented in the picture

Activity three: ask children to read page 199 and complete the question
CLASS WRAP UP:

Provide feedback as needed

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

Identifying the different words

HOMEWORK (evaluated/extra practice):

KEY VOCABULARY: lungs

RESOURCES: book, notebook, copies

TECHNOLOGY USAGE: projector

OTHER MATERIALS: none

Common questions

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Integrating technology, like video content, enhances comprehension by providing visual and auditory representations of heart functions, which can be more engaging and easier to understand for young students, compared to traditional teaching methods. This multimedia approach caters to different learning styles and reinforces conceptual understanding .

Attitudinal content shapes students' perceptions by fostering responsibility and awareness of their tasks, encouraging participation in discussions, and instilling an appreciation for the complexity of the human body. This mindset not only improves academic engagement but also contributes to long-term interest and understanding .

Combining conceptual and procedural content is important as it bridges the understanding of 'what' organs do with 'how' they function. For second graders, this integration provides a comprehensive learning experience that builds foundational knowledge and procedural skills, enhancing both retention and practical application .

Teachers can assess students' understanding by conducting evaluated activities like asking specific questions about heart functions, using visual aids for students to label or color parts of the heart, and providing class discussions to clarify complex aspects of the cardiovascular system .

The standard SC.2.N.1.1 enhances learning by encouraging students to ask questions about the natural world and engage in explorations. This investigative approach applies to learning human body functions by allowing them to conduct explorations through activities and discussions, promoting a deeper understanding of complex biological processes .

Classroom activities such as group discussions, hands-on projects like creating anatomical models, and using visual aids to identify body parts can promote awareness by actively involving students. Such activities encourage responsibility by assigning roles and requiring students to present their findings or reflections, thereby reinforcing their engagement and accountability .

The primary functions of the heart include pumping oxygenated blood throughout the body, maintaining blood pressure, and ensuring proper circulation. Activities such as discussing the location of the heart, identifying its parts, and using videos that illustrate these functions effectively help students grasp these concepts .

Identifying the location of the heart is crucial because it emphasizes its central role in circulating blood. Understanding its position allows students to relate its location to its function of receiving oxygenated blood from the lungs and pumping it to the rest of the body, thus highlighting its importance in the cardiovascular system .

Procedural content aids learning by guiding students through steps such as discussing each part's function and identifying their locations in the body. This structured process helps students build a sequential understanding, promoting retention and the ability to apply this knowledge to other related topics .

Educators can ensure students become responsible and aware by engaging them in class discussions, assigning tasks that require them to identify and describe body parts, and by consistently providing feedback on these activities to reinforce learning accountability .

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