Sunday, June 16, 2019
June 20th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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June 19th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Lymphatic System
Level#1: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease.
1. What is the clear fluid called?
2. What does the clear fluid contain?
3. What are the white blood cells called and what do they do?
Level#2: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger.
1. Where does lymph move through?
2. What is lymph filtered by?
3. What happens when you have an infection?
Level#3: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger. They become filled with a large number of white blood cells that are fighting bacteria or virus causing your infection. The thymus gland helps certain white blood cells to grow. The spleen destroys damaged red blood cells.
1. Explain what happens to your lymph nodes and tonsils when you have an infection.
2. Explain what the thymus gland does.
3. Explain what the spleen does.
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*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!)
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Lymphatic System
Level#1: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease.
1. What is the clear fluid called?
2. What does the clear fluid contain?
3. What are the white blood cells called and what do they do?
Level#2: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger.
1. Where does lymph move through?
2. What is lymph filtered by?
3. What happens when you have an infection?
Level#3: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger. They become filled with a large number of white blood cells that are fighting bacteria or virus causing your infection. The thymus gland helps certain white blood cells to grow. The spleen destroys damaged red blood cells.
1. Explain what happens to your lymph nodes and tonsils when you have an infection.
2. Explain what the thymus gland does.
3. Explain what the spleen does.
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June 18th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!)
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Lymphatic System
Level#1: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease.
1. What leaks into body tissues as blood moves through the body?
2. How much fluid can leak into body tissues per day?
3. What does the lymphatic system do with the fluid that has leaked?
Level#2: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger.
1. What happens when blood moves through the body?
2. How much fluid can leak into body tissues per day and what system collects this fluid?
3. What is the clear fluid called and what does it contain?
Level#3: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger. They become filled with a large number of white blood cells that are fighting bacteria or virus causing your infection. The thymus gland helps certain white blood cells to grow. The spleen destroys damaged red blood cells.
1. Explain what happens as blood moves through the body.
2. Explain what the clear fluid called lymph contains and what it does to help the body.
3. Explain where lymph goes and how it is filtered.
Parent's Signature: ______________________________________
Parent Comments:
Date:
*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!)
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: The Lymphatic System
Level#1: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease.
1. What leaks into body tissues as blood moves through the body?
2. How much fluid can leak into body tissues per day?
3. What does the lymphatic system do with the fluid that has leaked?
Level#2: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger.
1. What happens when blood moves through the body?
2. How much fluid can leak into body tissues per day and what system collects this fluid?
3. What is the clear fluid called and what does it contain?
Level#3: As blood moves through the body, some fluid leaks into body tissues. As much as three quarts of fluid can leak into body tissue per day. The lymphatic system collects this fluid and returns it to the circulatory system. This clear fluid, called lymph, contains special white blood cells. These white blood cells, called lymphocytes, fight disease. Lymph moves through vessels and special organs, including the tonsils, thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes. Lymph is filtered by the lymph nodes and tonsils. When you have an infection, your lymph nodes or tonsils can become larger. They become filled with a large number of white blood cells that are fighting bacteria or virus causing your infection. The thymus gland helps certain white blood cells to grow. The spleen destroys damaged red blood cells.
1. Explain what happens as blood moves through the body.
2. Explain what the clear fluid called lymph contains and what it does to help the body.
3. Explain where lymph goes and how it is filtered.
Parent's Signature: ______________________________________
Parent Comments:
June 17th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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Sunday, June 9, 2019
June 14th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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June 13th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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June 12th, 2019 The Hunger Games by: Suzanne Collins
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Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Keeping your circulatory system healthy
Level#1: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol.
1. What are some foods that are high in cholesterol?
2. What are some foods that are good for the blood and heart?
3. Exercise is important how much should you get a day?
Level#2: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol. Learn how to read food labels. Foods that contain "unsaturated fats" are healthier for you than foods that contain "saturated fats." Put less salt on your food. Salt can increase your blood pressure.
1. What should you learn how to do to know about the food you are eating?
2. What types of fats found in foods are healthier for you than others?
3. What should you put less of on your food and why?
Level#3: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol. Learn how to read food labels. Foods that contain "unsaturated fats" are healthier for you than foods that contain "saturated fats." Put less salt on your food. Salt can increase your blood pressure. Stay away from tobacco. Smoking leads to high blood pressure and a weak heart. Smoking also increases your risk of lung cancer. Get your cholesterol and blood pressure checked regularly by a doctor when you get a check-up.
1. Give an example of why learning to read food labels can help you to be healthier.
2. Explain why you should put less salt on your food.
3. Explain why you should stay away from tobacco.
Parent's Signature: ____________________________________
Parent Comments:
Date:
*To improve your MATH SKILLS spend at least 20 minutes practicing them using IXL.COM. (REMEMBER TO ENTER YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD WHEN LOGGING ON! THAT WILL BE PROOF THAT YOU DID IT!)
Directions: ANSWER USING COMPLETE SENTENCES! Use the information you have been given to answer questions about: Keeping your circulatory system healthy
Level#1: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol.
1. What are some foods that are high in cholesterol?
2. What are some foods that are good for the blood and heart?
3. Exercise is important how much should you get a day?
Level#2: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol. Learn how to read food labels. Foods that contain "unsaturated fats" are healthier for you than foods that contain "saturated fats." Put less salt on your food. Salt can increase your blood pressure.
1. What should you learn how to do to know about the food you are eating?
2. What types of fats found in foods are healthier for you than others?
3. What should you put less of on your food and why?
Level#3: You should get at least 15 to 30 minutes of exercise every day. Eat foods that are low in fat and cholesterol. Fish, skinless chicken, tofu, beans, fruits, and vegetables are good for the blood and the heart. Butter, eggs, cheese, and animal fats, including meat, are high in cholesterol. Learn how to read food labels. Foods that contain "unsaturated fats" are healthier for you than foods that contain "saturated fats." Put less salt on your food. Salt can increase your blood pressure. Stay away from tobacco. Smoking leads to high blood pressure and a weak heart. Smoking also increases your risk of lung cancer. Get your cholesterol and blood pressure checked regularly by a doctor when you get a check-up.
1. Give an example of why learning to read food labels can help you to be healthier.
2. Explain why you should put less salt on your food.
3. Explain why you should stay away from tobacco.
Parent's Signature: ____________________________________
Parent Comments:
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