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All about cells & body systems [dvd]

Contributor(s): Dawson, Don | Schlessinger Media | Fabian-Baber (Firm) | National Book Service.
Material type: materialTypeLabelVisual materialSeries: Human body for children ; Schlessinger science library. Publisher: Wynnewood, Pa. : Winnipeg : Schlessinger Media ; National Book Service [distributor], c2006Description: 1 videodisc (23 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm. + 1 teacher's guide.ISBN: 1417102934.Subject(s): Brain | Nervous system | Musculoskeletal system | Bones | Muscles | Human body | Gastrointestinal system | Digestive organs | Respiratory organs | Circulatory system | Cardiovascular system | Excretory organs | Excretion | Immune system | Immunity | Endocrine glands | Endocrinology | Human organs | Cells | Spanish language. -- Audio-visual aids | HEALTH (GRADES K-12) | SCIENCE (GRADES K-10)DDC classification: D 612 A45
Production Credits: Executive producers, Andrew Schlessinger, Tracy Mitchell ; directed by Rhonda Fabian ; producer, Jerry Baber ; writers, Rhonda Fabian...[et al.] ; editors, Jonathan M. Donley, Laurie House.
Narrator, Don Dawson.Summary: Designed to introduce children to a study of the human body. Through the analogy of a science fair project, graphics, and animation, this program explains that the human body is really one big system, composed of many smaller systems, each with their own specific job to do. At the same time, however, each system must still interact with the others to get its job done. Examines the functions of each body system and considers the relationships among cells, tissues, and organs. Emphasizes that to be healthy, all systems of the human body must work together. Includes one activity which demonstrates how maintaining one's balance involves work from all body systems and one project which allows students to construct their own model of the human body. Other features include: Spanish and English language tracks ; discussion questions and activities ; an investigative data sheet ; chapter select ; and closed-captioning.
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DVD Manitoba School for the Deaf Library
AVS D 612 A45 (Browse shelf) Available S5243
DVD Manitoba School for the Deaf Library
D 612 A45 (Browse shelf) Available cc-yes, Teacher's Guide -yes S378

"Closed-captioned by the National Captioning Institute" --Container.

"Produced and directed by Fabian-Baber, Inc." --Container.

Program in English and Spanish.

Executive producers, Andrew Schlessinger, Tracy Mitchell ; directed by Rhonda Fabian ; producer, Jerry Baber ; writers, Rhonda Fabian...[et al.] ; editors, Jonathan M. Donley, Laurie House.

Narrator, Don Dawson.

Designed to introduce children to a study of the human body. Through the analogy of a science fair project, graphics, and animation, this program explains that the human body is really one big system, composed of many smaller systems, each with their own specific job to do. At the same time, however, each system must still interact with the others to get its job done. Examines the functions of each body system and considers the relationships among cells, tissues, and organs. Emphasizes that to be healthy, all systems of the human body must work together. Includes one activity which demonstrates how maintaining one's balance involves work from all body systems and one project which allows students to construct their own model of the human body. Other features include: Spanish and English language tracks ; discussion questions and activities ; an investigative data sheet ; chapter select ; and closed-captioning.

Grades K-4.

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