The human alimentary canal

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: a1501
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– present the structure of the human alimentary canal
– show the relationship between the structure and functions of each section of the alimentary canal
– explain the structural and functional connection between the liver and pancreas and the alimentary canal.

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The alimentary cana... Simulation The alimentary cana... Whiteboard exercise Buccal cavity Animation Human dentition Simulation Lysozyme Slideshow The buccal cavity �... Whiteboard exercise The oesophagus – ... Slideshow Cross-section of th... Illustration Antiperistalsis Slideshow The oesophagus – ... Whiteboard exercise Structure and funct... Slideshow Stomach Illustration The stomach – fur... Whiteboard exercise Structure and funct... Animation Liver and pancreas Animation Surface areas for a... Simulation The small intestine... Whiteboard exercise Functions of the pa... Whiteboard exercise Structure and funct... Slideshow Vermiform appendix Illustration The large intestine... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

Nutrition

26. The human alimentary canal

YDP SA

Keywords

human, small intestine, oesophagus, stomach, pepsinogen, alimentary canal, alimentary, canal, large intestine, buccal cavity, duodenum, peristalsis, bile, emulsification, The human alimentary canal

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