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Grade 7 Human Physiology

$30.00

Seventh grade isn’t an easy year, but the curriculum is so rich, it makes all the challenges worth it.

This Human Physiology block is a great example. Going into in-depth study of the form and function of the human body perfectly meets those 7th graders who can be so inward-turning and somewhat self-absorbed (and I mean that in the most loving way.)

This block covers:

  • The Digestive System

  • The Urinary System

  • The Respiratory System

  • The Circulatory System

  • The Reproductive System

This guide shows you just what I did for this block and how I led a group of 24 self-conscious teenagers through discussions that can be more than a little awkward. I was so impressed with how well they handled these difficult topics and how interested and curious they were throughout the 3-week block.

In this guide you’ll find . . .

  • ​a 22-page pdf document with explanation of main lesson format, an outline for the block, and daily lesson plans (straight from my planner)

  • ideas for review activities

  • images and diagrams that inspired our main lesson pages (I think you’ll find these images and diagrams more useful than photos of the actual main lesson pages my students created.)

  • handouts, reading assignments and questions

  • a block test and quizzes

  • primary and secondary resource suggestions, as well as thematic overview

All of this material is delivered through a DIGITAL FILE that you will download after purchasing. The PayPal Express payment option will automatically lead you through the download process. You will also receive a download link in your email box after the purchase is completed.

Note: There are two files to download for this guide — one with documents and another with images. Make sure you download both.

Questions about digital purchases? Email me here, and I’ll answer them.

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Seventh grade isn’t an easy year, but the curriculum is so rich, it makes all the challenges worth it.

This Human Physiology block is a great example. Going into in-depth study of the form and function of the human body perfectly meets those 7th graders who can be so inward-turning and somewhat self-absorbed (and I mean that in the most loving way.)

This block covers:

  • The Digestive System

  • The Urinary System

  • The Respiratory System

  • The Circulatory System

  • The Reproductive System

This guide shows you just what I did for this block and how I led a group of 24 self-conscious teenagers through discussions that can be more than a little awkward. I was so impressed with how well they handled these difficult topics and how interested and curious they were throughout the 3-week block.

In this guide you’ll find . . .

  • ​a 22-page pdf document with explanation of main lesson format, an outline for the block, and daily lesson plans (straight from my planner)

  • ideas for review activities

  • images and diagrams that inspired our main lesson pages (I think you’ll find these images and diagrams more useful than photos of the actual main lesson pages my students created.)

  • handouts, reading assignments and questions

  • a block test and quizzes

  • primary and secondary resource suggestions, as well as thematic overview

All of this material is delivered through a DIGITAL FILE that you will download after purchasing. The PayPal Express payment option will automatically lead you through the download process. You will also receive a download link in your email box after the purchase is completed.

Note: There are two files to download for this guide — one with documents and another with images. Make sure you download both.

Questions about digital purchases? Email me here, and I’ll answer them.

Seventh grade isn’t an easy year, but the curriculum is so rich, it makes all the challenges worth it.

This Human Physiology block is a great example. Going into in-depth study of the form and function of the human body perfectly meets those 7th graders who can be so inward-turning and somewhat self-absorbed (and I mean that in the most loving way.)

This block covers:

  • The Digestive System

  • The Urinary System

  • The Respiratory System

  • The Circulatory System

  • The Reproductive System

This guide shows you just what I did for this block and how I led a group of 24 self-conscious teenagers through discussions that can be more than a little awkward. I was so impressed with how well they handled these difficult topics and how interested and curious they were throughout the 3-week block.

In this guide you’ll find . . .

  • ​a 22-page pdf document with explanation of main lesson format, an outline for the block, and daily lesson plans (straight from my planner)

  • ideas for review activities

  • images and diagrams that inspired our main lesson pages (I think you’ll find these images and diagrams more useful than photos of the actual main lesson pages my students created.)

  • handouts, reading assignments and questions

  • a block test and quizzes

  • primary and secondary resource suggestions, as well as thematic overview

All of this material is delivered through a DIGITAL FILE that you will download after purchasing. The PayPal Express payment option will automatically lead you through the download process. You will also receive a download link in your email box after the purchase is completed.

Note: There are two files to download for this guide — one with documents and another with images. Make sure you download both.

Questions about digital purchases? Email me here, and I’ll answer them.

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