Topic 6: reproduction
3.3 Organisms,behaviour and health: b) the human reproductive cycle includes adolescence, fertilisation and foetal development
2.1 Life processes
2.2a Obtain, record and analyse data from a wide range of primary and secondary sources, including ICT sources, and use their findings to provide evidence for scientific explanations;
2.1.c Plan and carry out practical and investigative activities, both individually and in groups
1.2 Critical interpretation of secondary evidence;
2.1 Life processes
2.2a Obtain, record and analyse data from a wide range of primary and secondary sources, including ICT sources, and use their findings to provide evidence for scientific explanations;
2.1.c Plan and carry out practical and investigative activities, both individually and in groups
1.2 Critical interpretation of secondary evidence;
- Describe how fertilisation occurs
- Explain what fertilisation means
- Understand the process of external fertilization
- Understand the life cycle of a human
- Explain the difference between fertilisation and conception
- Describe the changes occurring at puberty in boys and girls
- Interpret information on the changes occurring in puberty
- Explain the changes occurring in the menstrual cycle
- Describe how a foetus develops in its mother
- Record information on the rate of growth of the foetus
- Explain the role of the placenta
- Describe what happens during labour
- Recognise the difference between birth and labour
- Discuss the problems that can occur during birth
- Describe the male and female reproductive organs and cells of plants
- Explain the differences between pollination and fertilisation
- From observation describe the difference between insect- and wind-pollinated flowers
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life cycle
death egg penis cervix intercourse adult period foetus pregnancy caesarean pollen filament |
internal reproduction
offspring prostrate gland urethra vagina embryo testosterone ovulation amnion labour breech pollination anther |
external reproduction
adolescence vas deferens oviduct semen conception oestrogen implantation placenta contraction incubator stigma sepal |
birth
spawing scrotum ovary ejaculation fertilisation progesterone infertility umbilicial cord birth premature style |
growth
sperm testis uterus gamate puberty menstruation IVF gestation afterbirth flower stamen |
Classroom Material
Humans
Human Life Cycle (ppt)
The Human Life Cycle (pdf)
Life Processes (pdf)
Reproduction System (ppt)
Reproduction System (worksheet)
Puberty (ppt)
Puberty (pdf)
Menstrual Cycle (ppt)
Menstrual worksheet
Human Development (ppt)
Stages of Pregnancy worksheet
Plants
Plant Reproduction Webquest
Plant Reproduction (ppt)
Parts of the Flower worksheet
Useful Links
Human
Male reproduction from Kids Health
Female reproduction from Kids Health
Sexual health from Kids Health
BBC Bitesize Reproduction
BBC Bitesize Reproduction Activity
Click here to find out more information on human reproduction from BBC Bitesize
Click here for a fun BBC Bitesize Activity on reproduction
Plants
Biology 4 Kids Plant Reproduction
Learning Outcomes
Video Clips
Humans
Human Life Cycle (ppt)
The Human Life Cycle (pdf)
Life Processes (pdf)
Reproduction System (ppt)
Reproduction System (worksheet)
Puberty (ppt)
Puberty (pdf)
Menstrual Cycle (ppt)
Menstrual worksheet
Human Development (ppt)
Stages of Pregnancy worksheet
Plants
Plant Reproduction Webquest
Plant Reproduction (ppt)
Parts of the Flower worksheet
Useful Links
Human
Male reproduction from Kids Health
Female reproduction from Kids Health
Sexual health from Kids Health
BBC Bitesize Reproduction
BBC Bitesize Reproduction Activity
Click here to find out more information on human reproduction from BBC Bitesize
Click here for a fun BBC Bitesize Activity on reproduction
Plants
Biology 4 Kids Plant Reproduction
Learning Outcomes
- I know why many eggs are produced in some species.
- I know how long pregnancy usually lasts in humans.
- I know the stages of the human life-cycle.
- I know the stages of the plant life-cycle.
- I know that the male sex cell is the sperm and it is produced in the testis.
- I know that the female sex cell is the egg and it is produced in the ovary.
- I know that fertilisation is when an egg joins to a sperm.
- I know that fertilisation usually occurs in the oviduct.
- I can label the male reproductive parts: testis, penis, glands, sperm tube.
- I can label the female reproductive parts: ovary, oviduct, vagina, uterus, cervix.
- I can label the parts of a flower
- I know the changes that occur in a male during puberty: voice breaks, hair grows on face and around genitals and in armpits, production of sperm, broadening of shoulders.
- I know the changes that occur in a female during puberty: menstrual cycle starts,hips widen, breasts develop,
hair grows in pubic area and in armpits. - I know that in both males and females there is a growth spurt during puberty.
- I can interpret data about human growth.
- I know the role of the umbilical cord and amniotic fluid during pregnancy.
- I can explain how flowers are pollenated.
- I can explain how the pollen grain germinates.
- I can explain how a sperm is adapted for its role.
- I can explain the role of the placenta in the exchange of oxygen and food from the mother’s blood to the
baby’s blood and carbon dioxide and other wastes from the baby’s blood to the mother’s blood.
Video Clips
Very Interesting Video on The Human Life Cycle
Flowers
