Science Notebook Setup and Organ Systems

The video tutorial guides students on setting up a science notebook, including gathering materials, decorating, and organizing with tabs. It also covers setting up a vocabulary routine with specific instructions on creating boxes for definitions, pronunciation, and illustrations. The tutorial lists vocabulary words related to the human body and provides definitions for the first lesson, focusing on terms like organism, organ, and organ system.

What is the first step in setting up your science notebook?

• Draw a cover page

• List vocabulary words

• Create tabs for each unit

• Write your name on it

Why are sticky notes used in the science notebook setup?

• To draw pictures

• To create tabs for each unit

• To decorate the cover page

• To write definitions

How many boxes should be drawn for each vocabulary word?

• One

• Three

• Two

• Four

How many vocabulary words are listed for the unit?

• 10

• 12

• 20

• 15

Which of the following is NOT a vocabulary word listed in the lesson?

• Organism

• Heart

• Cell

• Exoskeleton

What is the definition of an organism?

• A protective layer

• A living thing

• A group of organs

• A non-living thing

What is an organ according to the lesson?

• A group of organs

• A body part made of smaller parts

• A protective layer

• A living thing

What does an organ system consist of?

• A living thing

• A group of organs working together

• A single organ

• A protective layer

What is the function of the brain as described in the lesson?

• To protect organs

• To process information

• To support the body

• To store nutrients

What role does the skin play according to the lesson?

• It processes information

• It is a living thing

• It protects organs from germs

• It is a group of organs