Book: Human Biology and Health (6th Grade)

Chapter 1: Healthy Body

Section 1: How the Body is Organized (pp. 14-22)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the levels of organization in the body.

8.4.1a

C.1.a

B. Identify and describe the four basic types of tissue in the human body.

8.4.1d

C.1.a

 

Section 2: Keeping the Body in Balance (pp. 23-27)

Objective

State

National

A. Define homeostasis.

8.4.3b

 

B. Describe the physical responses to stress and ways to deal with stress.

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Section 3: Wellness (pp. 28-32)

Objective

State

National

A. Name and describe the three components of wellness.

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B. Explain how to evaluate wellness and list ways to improve personal health.

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Chapter 2: Bones, Muscles, and Skin

Section 1: The Skeletal System (pp. 38-45)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the functions of the skeleton.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Explain the role that moveable joints play in the body.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. List ways that individuals can keep their bones strong and healthy.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

D. Describe the structure of bones and how they grow and form.

8.4.1.e

C.1.e

 

Section 2: Diagnosing Bone and Joint Injuries (pp. 46-49)

Objective

State

National

A. List common skeletal system injuries and describe methods for their diagnosis.

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B. List ways that bone and joint injuries can be prevented.

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Section 3: The Muscular System (pp. 50-55)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the three types of muscles found in the body and describe the function of each.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

B. Explain how skeletal muscles work in pairs.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

C. List ways in which people can keep their muscles healthy.

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Section 4: The Skin (pp. 56-62)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe the functions of skin.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

B. List ways that individuals can keep skin healthy.

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C.1.e

C. Identify and describe the layers of the skin.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

 

Chapter 3: Food and Digestion

Section 1: Food and Energy (pp. 68-76)

Objective

State

National

A. List and describe each of the six nutrients needed by the body.

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F.1.e

B. Describe the function of water in the body.

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Section 2: Healthy Eating (pp. 77-81)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe the Food Guide Pyramid and state how it can be used to plan a healthy diet.

8.7.1b

 

B. List and describe the information that is included on nutrition labels.

8.7.1b

 

 

Section 3: The Digestive Process Begins (pp. 82-89)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe the general functions carried out by the digestive system and the specific functions of the mouth, esophagus, and stomach.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 4: Final Digestion and Absorption (pp. 90-94)

Objective

State

National

A. Explain the role of the small intestine and large intestine in digestion.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Chapter 4: Circulation

Section 1: The Body’s Transportation System (pp. 100-106)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe the function of the cardiovascular system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Describe the structure of the heart and explain its function.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. Trace the path taken by blood through the circulatory system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 2: A Closer Look at Blood Vessels (pp. 107-112)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe the functions of the arteries, capillaries, and veins.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Identify the cause of blood pressure.

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C.1.e

 

Section 3: Blood and Lymph (pp. 113-119)

Objective

State

National

A. Name and describe the four components of blood.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

B. Explain blood type and how it determines what blood a person can receive in a transfusion.

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C.1.e

C. Describe the lymphatic system.

Diff.

C.1.e

 

Section 4: Cardiovascular Health (pp. 120-124)

Objective

State

National

A. Describe behaviors that maintain cardiovascular health.

8.7.1b

C.1.f

B. List and describe types of cardiovascular disease.

8.4.1f

C.1.f

 

Chapter 5: Respiration

Section 1: The Respiratory System (pp. 130-139)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the functions of the respiratory system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Identify the structures that air passes through as it travels to the lungs.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. Describe how oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water move in the lungs.

8.4.1e

C.1e

D. Explain the process by which people breathe and speak.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 2: Smoking and Your Health (pp. 140-144)

Objective

State

National

A. List the harmful chemicals contained in tobacco smoke.

8.7.4a

F.1.c

B. Explain how tobacco smoke harms the respiratory and circulatory systems.

8.7.4a

F.1.c

 

Section 3: The Excretory System (pp. 145-150)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the function of the excretory system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. State how urine is produced in the kidney’s nephrons.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. Name the organs involved in excretion and describe their roles.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Chapter 6: Fighting Diseases

Section 1: Infectious Disease (pp. 156-160)

Objective

State

National

A. Explain the cause of infectious disease and identify the kinds of organisms that cause disease.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

B. Describe methods in which pathogens enter the body.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

 

Section 2: The Body’s Defenses (pp. 161-169)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the body’s barriers against pathogens.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

B. Describe the role of the inflammatory response in fighting disease.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

C. State how the immune system responds to pathogens.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

 

Section 3: Preventing Infectious Disease (pp. 170-174)

Objective

State

National

A. Define and explain active immunity.

Diff.

C.1.e

B. Define and explain passive immunity.

Diff.

C.1.e

C. Identify some strategies for staying healthy.

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C.1.e

 

Section 4: Noninfectious Disease (pp. 175-181)

Objective

State

National

A. Define an allergy.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

B. Explain how diabetes affects the body.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

C. Explain how cancer affects the body.

8.4.1f

C.1.e

 

Section 5: Cancer and the Environment (pp. 182-184)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the environmental factors related to cancer.

8.7.4a

C.1.f

 

Chapter 7: Nervous System

Section 1: How the Nervous System Works (pp. 190-195)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the functions of the nervous system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. List the three types of neurons and tell how a nerve impulse travels.

8.4.1d

C.1.e

 

Section 2: Divisions of the Nervous System (pp. 196-203)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the function of the central nervous system, describe its parts, and explain how to keep it safe from injury.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Identify the functions of the peripheral nervous system and its parts.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. Describe a reflex.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 3: The Senses (pp. 204-211)

Objective

State

National

A. Name the senses and state the overall function performed by the senses.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Describe how eyes enable people to see.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

C. Describe how people hear sounds and maintain balance.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

D. Describe how people experience the senses of touch, taste, and smell.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 4: Alcohol and Other Drugs (pp. 212-220)

Objective

State

National

A. Name some commonly abused drugs and state how they affect the body.

8.7.1b

F.1.d

B. Explain how alcohol abuse harms the body.

8.7.1b

F.1.d

 

Chapter 8: The Endocrine System

Section 1: The Endocrine System (pp. 226-230)

Objective

State

National

A. Identify the function of the endocrine system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Describe how negative feedback controls hormone levels.

Diff.

C.1.e

C. List and describe the glands of the endocrine system.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

 

Section 2: The Male and Female Reproductive Systems (pp. 231-236)

Objective

State

National

A. List the organs of the male and female reproductive systems and identify their functions.

8.4.1e

C.1.e

B. Describe the events that occur during the menstrual cycle.

8.4.1e

 

 

Section 3: Pregnancy, Birth, and Childhood (pp. 237-243)

Objective

State

National

A. List the stages of human development that occur before birth.

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B. Describe what happens during childbirth.

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C. Describe the physical changes that occur during infancy and childhood.

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Section 4: Adolescence — A Time of Change (pp. 244-250)

ObjectiveState

National

A. Compare adolescence and puberty.

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B. Describe the mental and social changes associated with adolescence.

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