interpreting our world
Made by: Celia Rey, Lola Fernández and Marina Suárez
START
3- sight
2- video of the 5 senses
5 smell
6-touch
4- hearing
1-introduction
7- taste
index
13-scheme of the work
10-neurons and types of neurons
9 nervous system
15-Video of all the theme
12-our muscles and types of muscles
8-What is interaction?
14-Quiz
11-our bones
introduction
In this work we're going to talk to you about the five senses, the nervous system, the neurons, the skeleton, the muscles...
Video of the five senses
Sight
Sight is one of the most important senses for some.The light enters in the eye trought the cornea and the pupil. Its vital sense organ is the eye and it has seven parts such as the cornea, the pupil, the iris, the lens, the retina, the optic nerve and the fovea
Hearing
One of the most important senses is hearing and its vital sense organ are the ears.The ears pick up sond waves and travel into the ear canal.The parts of the ear are: ear canal, eardrum, tiny ear bones, cochlea, auditory nerve and semicircular canals
Smell
Smell is one of the least important senses.The fundamental sense organ for smelling is the nose.Smell occurs because odour particles enters nose.The parts of the nose are: ofactory bulb, olfatory receptors and nostril.
Touch
Touch is the most important sense for blind people, because they cannot see, they touch things and they know what it is.Touch occurs when you touch something,the vital sense organ for touch is the skin, and a curious fact about the skin is that it is the largest organ in the body.The skin has three layers that are: -Epidermis:Is the outside layer, covers and protect our body. -Dermis:Is the middle layer, contains nerves glands and touch receptors. -Hypodemis:contains fat tissue and sweet glands. Touch receptors detect texture, temperature, pressure and pain
Taste
Taste occours when you eat, their vital sense organ is the mouth.Food touches the tongue,which has lots of taste buds
We can detect five tastes that are:
Nerves send the taste information to the brain
- Sweet
- Salty
- Bitter
- Sour
- Umami
What is interaction?
Interaction: receive information from sense organ and react.The sense organs are: -Eyes for sight -Ears for hearing -Nose for smell -Mouth for taste -Skin for touch
The central nervous system
The nervous system has two parts the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.
The spinal cord is connected with the brainstem and extends down our back. Messages travel to and from the brain along the spinal cord. The spinal cord controls reflexes,such as catching an objects that is falling
The brain is protected by the skull, the brain has three parts:the cerebellum, cerebrum and the brainstem
Neurons
- Axons transmit the electrical signals to other neurons
The neurons has three parts the synapes,dentries and the axons
- In synapes,electrical signals pass from one neuron to the next
- In dentries receive electrical signals from other neurons
Types of neuron
Sensory neurons
carry electrical signals from the sense organs to the brain.
Motor neurons
the brain sends a message to the locomotor system
Our bones
Types of bones
- flat bones like Sternum
- Short bones like vertebrae
- Longs bones like femur
Types of joints
The skeleton
- Fixed joints
- Semi-flexible joints
- Flexible joints
The skeleton holds the body upright,protects the internals organs and allow us to move.
Our muscles
Muscles movement is controlled by the nervous system. The muscles are:
- Dorsal muscle
- Calf muscle
- Trapezius
- Gluteus
- Biceps femoris
- Frontalis
- Pectorals
- Deltoid
- Biceps
- Abdominals
- Quadriceps
- Triceps
Types of muscles
- Smooth muscles are involuntary
- Skeletal muscles are voluntary
- Cardiac muscle is involuntary
+ info
Schemes of the work
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
Place the words in the eye
Cornea
Optic Nerve
Lens
Iris
Retina
fovea
Pupil
Solución
QUIZ
Video of all the theme
This video explains all the work and all the theme that we talk
perfect
THE END
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interpreting our world
Celia Rey Gómez
Created on November 7, 2024
Una presentación de el cuerpo humano hecha por niñas de 5º de primaria
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interpreting our world
Made by: Celia Rey, Lola Fernández and Marina Suárez
START
3- sight
2- video of the 5 senses
5 smell
6-touch
4- hearing
1-introduction
7- taste
index
13-scheme of the work
10-neurons and types of neurons
9 nervous system
15-Video of all the theme
12-our muscles and types of muscles
8-What is interaction?
14-Quiz
11-our bones
introduction
In this work we're going to talk to you about the five senses, the nervous system, the neurons, the skeleton, the muscles...
Video of the five senses
Sight
Sight is one of the most important senses for some.The light enters in the eye trought the cornea and the pupil. Its vital sense organ is the eye and it has seven parts such as the cornea, the pupil, the iris, the lens, the retina, the optic nerve and the fovea
Hearing
One of the most important senses is hearing and its vital sense organ are the ears.The ears pick up sond waves and travel into the ear canal.The parts of the ear are: ear canal, eardrum, tiny ear bones, cochlea, auditory nerve and semicircular canals
Smell
Smell is one of the least important senses.The fundamental sense organ for smelling is the nose.Smell occurs because odour particles enters nose.The parts of the nose are: ofactory bulb, olfatory receptors and nostril.
Touch
Touch is the most important sense for blind people, because they cannot see, they touch things and they know what it is.Touch occurs when you touch something,the vital sense organ for touch is the skin, and a curious fact about the skin is that it is the largest organ in the body.The skin has three layers that are: -Epidermis:Is the outside layer, covers and protect our body. -Dermis:Is the middle layer, contains nerves glands and touch receptors. -Hypodemis:contains fat tissue and sweet glands. Touch receptors detect texture, temperature, pressure and pain
Taste
Taste occours when you eat, their vital sense organ is the mouth.Food touches the tongue,which has lots of taste buds
We can detect five tastes that are:
Nerves send the taste information to the brain
What is interaction?
Interaction: receive information from sense organ and react.The sense organs are: -Eyes for sight -Ears for hearing -Nose for smell -Mouth for taste -Skin for touch
The central nervous system
The nervous system has two parts the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system.
The spinal cord is connected with the brainstem and extends down our back. Messages travel to and from the brain along the spinal cord. The spinal cord controls reflexes,such as catching an objects that is falling
The brain is protected by the skull, the brain has three parts:the cerebellum, cerebrum and the brainstem
Neurons
The neurons has three parts the synapes,dentries and the axons
Types of neuron
Sensory neurons
carry electrical signals from the sense organs to the brain.
Motor neurons
the brain sends a message to the locomotor system
Our bones
Types of bones
Types of joints
The skeleton
The skeleton holds the body upright,protects the internals organs and allow us to move.
Our muscles
Muscles movement is controlled by the nervous system. The muscles are:
Types of muscles
+ info
Schemes of the work
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
QUIZ
Place the words in the eye
Cornea
Optic Nerve
Lens
Iris
Retina
fovea
Pupil
Solución
QUIZ
Video of all the theme
This video explains all the work and all the theme that we talk
perfect
THE END
¿Tienes una idea?
Con las plantillas de Genially podrás incluir recursos visuales para dejar a tu audiencia con la boca abierta. También destacar alguna frase o dato concreto que se quede grabado a fuego en la memoria de tu público e incluso embeber contenido externo que sorprenda: vídeos, fotos, audios... ¡Lo que tú quieras!