Digest a Tennis Ball.
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Digest a Tennis Ball
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Review From Earlier This Week
Take out your digestive system diagram and notes.Use them to answer this Entrance Ticket question!
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Entrance Ticket1. What is digestion?2. How is mechanical digestion different from chemical digestion?
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Rate Your Starting Point on the Learning Goal
4 – I can explain peristalsis and what tissues make up the digestive system.3 – I can explain peristalsis and the role of sphincters.2 – I can explain how food moves but not the direction it moves.1- I’m not sure how food moves through the digestive system.0 – I don’t know what the digestive system is.
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Learning Goal
TSWBAT explain how food moves through the digestive system.
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Guiding Questions1. How do you think food moves through the
digestive tract (tube)?2. What do you think happens to food as it
moves along the digestive tract?3. Why do you think the digestive tract gets
narrower in some places?
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Review - Steps in Digestion1. Chew the food mechanically with the
teeth.2. Swallow food with help from the tongue3. Food travels down the Esophagus 4. A valve opens into the Stomach5. The Stomach stores, mixes, and
empties the food.
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Steps in Digestion5. The food is digested in the Small
Intestinea) Dissolved by juices from the pancreas, liver,
and intestine6. Nutrients are absorbed by villi (little
projections in the small intestine).7. Food enters the large intestine and
excess water is removed.8. The waste products move into the colon
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It’s a LONG Way to the End!• The entire digestive system is 914 cm in length or
about 30 feet long!!• Food takes between 1 and 3 days to travel its
entire length.• In the average human lifetime, the digestive
system handles approximately 65 tons of food and drink. This is equal to the weight of 12 elephants!
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Lab OverviewIn this lab, we will move a tennis ball
through a piece of plastic tubing, to model the movement of food through digestion.
The tube will be marked with digestive organs and their distances.
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Question
How does food move through the digestive system?
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Hypothesis
If food is swallowed, then it moves through the digestive system because _______________
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Materials1. Lab sheet2. Tennis Ball 3. Meter Stick4. Long Plastic Tube5. Masking Tape
*The plastic tube represents the digestive system
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Review Lab Sheet1. Please do not write on your lab
sheet.2. Read the procedure with your
group.3. When you measure to mark where
an organ goes, do you go from the last organ or from the beginning of the tube?
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Procedure1. Person B – Get the plastic tube and
tennis ball.2. Person C – Get the meter stick, tape
and marker.
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Procedure – How to Mark the Tubing
Place a small piece of tape at the distance you measure.Mark on the tape the name of the organ and the distance FROM THE LAST ORGAN.
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Procedure continued
3. Everyone – Take turns measuring organ lengths and labeling. Use the chart on your lab sheet to measure.4. Everyone – Take turns moving the
ball through the “digestive system”.5. Discuss the organs the “food” is
moving past, and what is happening at each.
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Organ LengthsOrgan Length: cm
Mouth 11
Esophagus (use mouth as starting point) 25
Stomach 22
Small Intestine 690
Large Intestine 152
Rectum 14
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Clean -Up
• Person D – Remove the tape pieces and throw away.
• Everyone – Help fold (not roll!) the tube neatly.• Person A – Return the tennis ball, lab sheet and
tube.• Person D – Return the marker, meter stick and
tape.• Everyone – Answer the three BLUE questions on
page 9.
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What did we learn?
• How does food move through the digestive system?
• What did the squeezing of your hands represent?
• What do you think the digestive system is made of if it can squeeze like that?
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Peristalsis
• Peristalsis is the squeezing of muscles of the esophagus to move food down to the stomach.
• It would move food toward the stomach even if you were standing on your head!
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Sphincters
• Sphincters are rings of muscles that act like valves, to let food go forward but not backward.
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Exit TicketWrite your name and period # at the top. Write your answer only.1. What process squeezes food
through the digestive system?2. Why does food move only in one
direction?
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Rate Yourself on Today’s Learning Goal
4 – I can explain peristalsis and what tissues make up the digestive system.3 – I can explain peristalsis and the role of sphincters.2 – I can explain how food moves but not the direction it moves.1- I’m not sure how food moves through the digestive system.0 – I don’t know what the digestive system is.