Description
This material is part of a series of nomenclature cards supporting the Montessori biology curriculum for primary learners. Children in primary level learn about the human respiratory system. The material consists of 87 three-part cards and two booklets. The three-part nomenclature cards introduce children to the various characteristics and functions of the human respiratory system. The nomenclature cards contain a picture, a label, and a control for error card with both picture and label for matching purpose. Descriptions can be found in the booklets to learn facts about the parts.
Contents
Interactive Video Lessons
Digital Three-Part Cards
What’s this? (Speech Recognition Activities)
Digital Booklet
Parts represented:
Part 1: The Respiratory System, The Nasal Cavity, The Oral Cavity,
The Pharynx, The Epiglottis, The Larynx, The Trachea, The Carina of Trachea, The Lungs, The Right Lung, The Superior Right Lobe, The Middle Right Lobe, The Inferior Right Lobe, The Left Lung, The Superior Left Lobe, The Inferior Left Lobe, The Cardiac Notch
Part 2: The Main Bronchi, The Right Bronchus, The Right Superior Lobar Bronchus, The Right Middle Lobar Bronchus, The Right Inferior Lobar Bronchus, The Left Superior Lobar Bronchus,The Left Inferior Lobar Bronchus, The Fissures, The Horizontal Fissure, The Right Oblique Fissure, The Left Oblique Fissure, The Diaphragm
Skills
-describes the parts of the human respiratory system
-enriches vocabulary pertaining to human anatomy
-promotes concentration, and classification
Prior Knowledge Recommended
Introduction to the human systems
The Skeletal System
The Muscular System
The Nervous System
The Digestive System
Recommended Age
4-6
Subjects
Respiratory System — Part 1, Respiratory System — Part 2
