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"Great no-prep activity. I had a death in the family and had very little time to put together sub plans. This kept my kids busy for a solid 2 days. "
Molly S.
"Kept my students engaged on a sub day and easy for them to follow and understand independently. Thank you!"
Jennifer F.
Description
GOOGLE DOCS AND PDF VERSION INCLUDED! This nervous system worksheet covers the basics of the cells, tissues, and organs of the human nervous system. The worksheet provides a structured format for students to get the most from the articles, videos, and quizzes provided by YouTube.com, www.KidsHealth.org, and other interesting websites.
This WebQuest has Several Sections:
- Part A – Watch a short video about the central and peripheral nervous systems.
- Part B – Read about the parts of the brain and their functions.
- Part C – Label the parts of the brain.
- Part D – Take the brain “quiz”.
- Part E – Learn about neurons.
- Part F – Label a neuron's parts.
- Part G – Focus on the peripheral nervous system.
- Part H – Students experiment with the involuntary muscle movement of their own eyes.
- Part I – Learn more about different reflexes.
- Part J – Students experience the Stroop effect in action.
- Part K (Optional) - With a partner, students test their reflex times.
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Teacher Notes:
- This resource is not editable.
- A link to the Google Docs version is provided in the downloadable PDF.
- Includes answer key.
- Get this resource at a discount in our Body Systems WebQuest Bundle!
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Human Body Systems Nervous System Activity Webquest with Google Doc Version
Elevation Science
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7th - 10th
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NGSSMS-LS1-3
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What others say
"Great no-prep activity. I had a death in the family and had very little time to put together sub plans. This kept my kids busy for a solid 2 days. "
Molly S.
"Kept my students engaged on a sub day and easy for them to follow and understand independently. Thank you!"
Jennifer F.
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Description
GOOGLE DOCS AND PDF VERSION INCLUDED! This nervous system worksheet covers the basics of the cells, tissues, and organs of the human nervous system. The worksheet provides a structured format for students to get the most from the articles, videos, and quizzes provided by YouTube.com, www.KidsHealth.org, and other interesting websites.
This WebQuest has Several Sections:
- Part A – Watch a short video about the central and peripheral nervous systems.
- Part B – Read about the parts of the brain and their functions.
- Part C – Label the parts of the brain.
- Part D – Take the brain “quiz”.
- Part E – Learn about neurons.
- Part F – Label a neuron's parts.
- Part G – Focus on the peripheral nervous system.
- Part H – Students experiment with the involuntary muscle movement of their own eyes.
- Part I – Learn more about different reflexes.
- Part J – Students experience the Stroop effect in action.
- Part K (Optional) - With a partner, students test their reflex times.
You may also be interested in our Nervous System Bundle!
Teacher Notes:
- This resource is not editable.
- A link to the Google Docs version is provided in the downloadable PDF.
- Includes answer key.
- Get this resource at a discount in our Body Systems WebQuest Bundle!
Please consider clicking HERE to follow Elevation Science on TPT!
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Awesome activity for the beginning or middle of the unit!
Met expectations
Great value
Standards-aligned
Great no-prep activity. I had a death in the family and had very little time to put together sub plans. This kept my kids busy for a solid 2 days.
Fun easy lesson
Met expectations
Great value
Standards-aligned
My students enjoy webquest as they are easy to navigate and complete on their own. This one was perfect for our unit on human body systems.
Great resource!
Kept my students engaged on a sub day and easy for them to follow and understand independently. Thank you!
good sub assignment
good sub assignment for high school psychology class
This was a great resource to teach the concept in a middle school class.
My students loved this resource!! Very informative and helped with the students understanding of the subject matter
My 8th grade Health students were mostly engaged in this webquest but many of the links won't work which is disappointing.
I loved this as an introduction to the nervous system. Honestly, I forgot to make my powerpoint and notes and did a hurry-to-find-something-for-them-to-do that morning. The students enjoyed using their chromebooks in class and I got 2 days out of it to finish up my work. Win-win.
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NGSSMS-LS1-3
Use argument supported by evidence for how the body is a system of interacting subsystems composed of groups of cells. Emphasis is on the conceptual understanding that cells form tissues and tissues form organs specialized for particular body functions. Examples could include the interaction of subsystems within a system and the normal functioning of those systems. Assessment does not include the mechanism of one body system independent of others. Assessment is limited to the circulatory, excretory, digestive, respiratory, muscular, and nervous systems.
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