Muscular Systems Day 2

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7 questions

How does our MUSCULAR SYSTEM work with other body systems when we dance?

Watch the video below for an overview of the assignment.
Our big question today is...

How does our MUSCULAR SYSTEM work with other body systems when we dance?

Agenda
  1. Welcome!
  2. Big Question-Thoughts before the lesson
  3. Science Reading
  4. Video
  5. Big Question-Thoughts after the lesson
1

Which dance style best fits your personality?

1

Draw or use a text box to answer the big question...

How do you THINK the muscular system works with other body systems when we dance?

It's okay if you are unsure. We will try this again at the end of the lesson so that we can add to our understanding.

Read the text below or listen as I read it aloud by clicking play below.

Wow! So many of the body systems work together with the muscular system!

1

Using the reading from above sort the systems into the category that best describes how they work with the muscular system.

  • Digestive System
  • Respiratory System
  • Excretory System
  • Nervous System
  • Skeletal System
  • Movement
  • Energy
  • Waste Removal

Muscular System Functions

The muscular system has many jobs in the body.
Some muscles help to move the body by working together with the nervous system and the skeletal system. Muscles attach to bones with the help of tendons.
Cardiac muscles in the heart help to pump blood, allowing it to move throughout the circulatory system.
In the digestive system, smooth muscles help to move food through the intestines.
1

In your own words, explain the main function (job) of the muscular system.

1
Watch the video below to learn more about the connection between your NERVOUS SYSTEM and your MUSCULAR SYSTEM.
1

What are some things that make muscles grow?

1

Draw or use a text box answer this question:

How does the muscular system works with other body systems when we dance?

Be sure to go into more detail and correct any errors that you may have made at the beginning of the lesson.