Human Body lapbook: Digestion, guts and the inevitable poop jokes

To the Life size model Miss K added a stomach and small and large intestines

A review of the digestion process-Miss K put the events in the correct sequence...



Finishing up our discussion on all the different types of foods our body needs to stay heathy
 

Our other Human Body lapbook posts :
1. Pre K healthy tot book
2. Human body unit begins (lap book layout)
3. Human body lap book: the brain
4. Human body lap book: The Heart and Lungs
5. Human body lap book: blood without guts

Human body lapbook: Heart and Lungs

Coloring in the lungs

Heart and Lung copy work

After our discussion and online reading Miss K was able to fill in the answers in the Heart mini books

Showing some appreciation to the heart and lungs?

Human body lapbook: Blood without the guts

Part one: Blood
This morning we looked at the Circulatory system.

We read from Panoramas Human Body by Nicolas Harris. It has a great picture showing magnified blood. To learn more we made a model of the blood using water, cherrios, marshmallows and a pom pom (as you do). Water represented the plasma, the marshmallows were the white blood cells and the cherrios were the red blood cells. To show how the red blood cells were the 'red part' of the blood, we pretended they were getting oxygen from the lungs by coating them with red paint and then added them to the water/plasma.
This was the result....a somewhat gross looking jar of 'blood'. Miss K thought it was cool and disgusting at the same time.

We then moved onto the lapbook...

The mini book was from Evan moor's http://www.teacherfilebox.com/

Science for the week: Human Body lapbook

We are so excited about this project I wanted to put up so 'before' pics
The lapbook is abit different this time as it needed to incorporate a life size model. I decided to use a big piece of poster board and trace around the piwis....

 

Mini Piwi                                                              Miss K



The poster board was then folded into a lapbook...

The other side, when unfolded looks like this....

I will add some more pictures as we fill in each section....