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Eye anatomy
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Multimedia animation about the eyeball where students can identify the main parts of the eye: cornea, pupil, iris, lens, sclera, optic nerve, retina, etc.
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The ear pages
Tiching explorer Organización
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In this game we learn, among many other things, that sound is caused by changes of pressure in the air that is transformed into nerve impulses in the inner ear.
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Check what I know
EduBook Organización
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Label the parts of the diagram of the eye: Answer true or false: The lens is inside the eye. Our eyelashes help us to see. The optic nerve goes to the brain.
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Types of Cells in the Body - About
Cristina Seco Organización
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This page discusses a number of different specialist cell types that are found in the human body. These include stem, blood, fat, skin, endothelial, nerve, sex and cancer cells
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Answer. The nervous system
EduBook Organización
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Answer these questions in your notebook: Which organs make up the central nervous system? What is the difference between the spinal cord and the spinal column? Which organs make up the brain? There are…
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Organisation and functions of living things
EduBook Organización
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4.1. Organisation of living things A multicellular organism is made up of millions of very different cells that specialise in certain functions. For example, neurons specialise in transmitting nerve…
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Check. Test yourself
EduBook Organización
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Remember what you have studied in this unit and answer the questions: Define and explain the difference: sensation and perception; innate behaviour, acquired behaviour and instinct; stimulus, receptor…
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Complete. The brain stem and the spinal cord
EduBook Organización
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Complete this text with the correct words: The cerebrum receives information from the nerves via the brain and the spinal . The cerebrum sends to the motor via the same organs. There are also nerve in…
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One day at the DG Communication
EducaMadrid Organización
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Informing Europeans about the Commission's activities and keeping abreast of public opinion in Europe. This is the twofold mission of DG Communication. In this clip you'll get a short glimpse of what…
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The senses
EduBook Organización
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We receive information on what is happening outside our body through our sensory receptors. These receptors are specialised nerve cells that capture stimuli from outside our body. There are different…
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