Sense Organs Overview
This lesson covers the major sense organs, focusing on the tongue, nose, ear, and eye. It explains how these organs function in taste, smell, hearing, and balance, including the specific parts involved and their roles. The lesson also discusses common vision problems and their corrective lenses.
- 20:12 “Thank you for watching. I am Ms. Sakunday, your biology teacher. See you next time. [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC]”
- 00:02 “Hello there, I'm your biology teacher, Mrs. Akande Today we are continuing with our topic, Sense Organs. At the end of the lesson today, we should be able to explain the function of the tongue as a sense organ, explain t...”
- 19:23 “you don't put sharp objects, don't wear earphones all the time. Don't show children meningitis against diseases. Don't clean your ear with a cotton board all the time. Do not introduce hot liquid into your ears. This way...”
Human Internal Body Organs and Their Functions
This lesson covers the names of human internal body organs and their specific functions. Students will learn where these organs are located and how to use them in sentences.
- 00:00 “Good students, I'm Mr Kenny. I'm your English teacher for today. This moment we're going to discuss on the vocabulary development, the human internal body organs and their functions. Don't be surprised that we have a top...”
- 00:49 “of these organs. Students should be able to state where they are located. Students should be able to make sentences with the organs. After the class has ended, these are the objectives expected. And these are the things...”
- 03:14 “The intestines have to fit out with absorbed water and digest food. The intestines fit out with absorbed water and equally digest food. Now we move straight to the picture of each of these organs. The first on the list i...”
Digestive System
The lesson covers the organs involved in the digestive system and the process of digestion. It explains how food is broken down, absorbed, and the role of nutrients in the body. The lesson also discusses the gastrointestinal tract and associated organs.
- 09:44 “the process of digestion becomes automatic. Your brain signals to the muscle of the also faggles and parastasis begins. Parastasis is the movement associated with the also faggles. Now we have the lower or sofaggles sphi...”
- 04:13 “They are the solid organs present in the digestive system. The GI tract is a series of aloe organs. The aloe organs are where oats pass through and they are joined in long twisted tube from the mouth to the anus. The alo...”
- 08:58 “and the food passes into the also faggles. This is a diagram of a digestive system. You have the proportion here, which is responsible for the movement and the swallowing of food. And the food undergoes some mechanical p...”