The students observe the basic cell features and relate a certain structure with a specific function.

A selection of experiments is realized with the help of the students, and it allows Biology to exit the school classroom and become an interactive experience! Starting from the study of a single cell, we discover the distinct levels of organization of life, and we compare different cells and biological systems.

Human body functions are introduced, and cell structure is related to cell function. This scientific demonstration focuses on two distinct biological systems, the cardiovascular and the nervous system. 

How do different tissues look under a microscope? How can we identify one’s blood type? Can we fool our senses? Is it possible for music to affect our taste? We answer these, and many more questions in an interesting and interactive way. 

Topics Covered

  1. Characteristics of life.
  2. The cell – structure and function.
  3. Observation of tissue cells under the microscope.
  4. Cardiovascular system
  5. Blood - blood type identification.
  6. Nervous system.
  7. Brain
  8. Senses 

Learning Objectives

  1. Introduction to the relationship between structure and function, in biological systems.
  2. Introduction to structure, function, and cell interaction.
  3. Distinguishing life’s levels of organization.
  4. Connection of the structure and function of biological structures.
  5. Introduction to the anatomy and role of the cardiovascular system.
  6. Introduction to the anatomy and function of the nervous system.
  7. Demonstration of complex concepts in a simple, interesting and fun way.
  8. Connection to everyday life.

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