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Structure And Function Video For Kids

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Structure And Function Video For Kids

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A structure is anything made up of parts held together. Plants and animals have many structures that help them survive. Some structures are internal, like the lungs, brain, or heart. Other structures are external, like skin, eyes, and claws. Some structures are unique, like the long neck of a giraffe. Other structures are more common, like a heart.

What I will learn?

  • STRUCTURE OF LIVING THINGS DEFINITION
  • A structure is anything made up of parts held together.
  • Plants and animals have many structures that help them survive. Some structures are internal, like the lungs
  • Brain, or heart. Other structures are external, like skin, eyes, and claws.
  • Some structures are unique, like the long neck of a giraffe. Other structures are more common, like a heart.

Course Curriculum

DIY Activity Guide
Each plant and animal structure has a special purpose. When you think of elephants, you probably envision their long trunks and floppy ears. Both of those structures have a specific function that helps elephants survive. An elephant’s trunk is a special structure that helps gather food. The big floppy ears help elephants hear noises that are far away. Plant structures also have specific functions. Corn has special roots that help support the plant and keep it from falling over when fruit is growing on it. Pine trees have leaves that look like needles instead of big and flat leaves like an oak tree. This helps them conserve water.

What you will learn from this video
All plants & animals have structures that help them survive.Each structure has a specific function.Animal structures may appear similar or different depending on where they live.

Discussion Questions
Animals and plants have structures that serve different functions and help them live, grow and reproduce. For example, claws are an external structure that can help an animal climb trees and defend itself.

How can structures help animals and plants survive?
Animals and plants have structures that serve different functions and help them live, grow and reproduce. For example, claws are an external structure that can help an animal climb trees and defend itself.

Do structures have to be made by humans? Explain.
No. A structure is anything made up of parts held together in a particular way. While this could be something made by humans, like a building or a bridge, it could also be something natural, such as a skeleton, eyes or leaves.

What are internal structures?
Internal structures are structures found on the inside of living things, such as the heart, lungs or brain of an animal.

What are external structures?
External structures are structures found on the outside of living things, such as skin, eyes and claws of an animal. Examples of plant external structures include the leaves and petals of a flower.

What are some of the functions of Bob the Monitor Lizard’s claws?
Bob’s claws are used for digging, climbing and catching prey.

What structure gives the Monitor Lizard an enhanced sense of smell?
Bob the Monitor Lizard has a forked tongue, which enhances his sense of smell and helps him find prey. This is the same type of tongue a snake has. It is very sensitive to particles of matter in the air.

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Course Curriculum

DIY Activity Guide
Each plant and animal structure has a special purpose. When you think of elephants, you probably envision their long trunks and floppy ears. Both of those structures have a specific function that helps elephants survive. An elephant’s trunk is a special structure that helps gather food. The big floppy ears help elephants hear noises that are far away. Plant structures also have specific functions. Corn has special roots that help support the plant and keep it from falling over when fruit is growing on it. Pine trees have leaves that look like needles instead of big and flat leaves like an oak tree. This helps them conserve water.

What you will learn from this video
All plants & animals have structures that help them survive.Each structure has a specific function.Animal structures may appear similar or different depending on where they live.

Discussion Questions
Animals and plants have structures that serve different functions and help them live, grow and reproduce. For example, claws are an external structure that can help an animal climb trees and defend itself.

How can structures help animals and plants survive?
Animals and plants have structures that serve different functions and help them live, grow and reproduce. For example, claws are an external structure that can help an animal climb trees and defend itself.

Do structures have to be made by humans? Explain.
No. A structure is anything made up of parts held together in a particular way. While this could be something made by humans, like a building or a bridge, it could also be something natural, such as a skeleton, eyes or leaves.

What are internal structures?
Internal structures are structures found on the inside of living things, such as the heart, lungs or brain of an animal.

What are external structures?
External structures are structures found on the outside of living things, such as skin, eyes and claws of an animal. Examples of plant external structures include the leaves and petals of a flower.

What are some of the functions of Bob the Monitor Lizard’s claws?
Bob’s claws are used for digging, climbing and catching prey.

What structure gives the Monitor Lizard an enhanced sense of smell?
Bob the Monitor Lizard has a forked tongue, which enhances his sense of smell and helps him find prey. This is the same type of tongue a snake has. It is very sensitive to particles of matter in the air.

Course level:Intermediate
Course Duration: 6h2m
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Material Includes

  • Plant Structure: Plants also have structures that help them survive.
  • closeup of spines on a preserved cactus
  • Plants have different parts, like roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit. These structures help them survive.
  • Some plants have really long roots that help the plant gather water from deep below the surface of the Earth.
  • Other plants have flowers that are the perfect shape for insects to visit and help with pollination.
  • Plants that live in really dry areas, like a desert, have special leaves. The spines on a cactus help protect it from animals that might try to eat the cactus in order to get the water stored inside.

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  • Each plant and animal structure has a special purpose. When you think of elephants, you probably envision their long trunks and floppy ears. Both of those structures have a specific function that helps elephants survive. An elephant’s trunk is a special structure that helps gather food. The big floppy ears help elephants hear noises that are far away.
  • Plant structures also have specific functions. Corn has special roots that help support the plant and keep it from falling over when fruit is growing on it.
  • Pine trees have leaves that look like needles instead of big and flat leaves like an oak tree. This helps them conserve water.
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