CLIL

SCIENZE-INGLESE

Prof.ssa Giuseppina Francone – Scienze

Prof.ssa Tanya Craparo - Inglese

A.S. 2011-2012

Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado di Turbigo

Organization in living things

Cells, that are similar to each other and do the same job, are grouped together to form tissues

Muscle cells make muscle tissue, nerve cells make nerve tissue and so on.

Muscle, blood and nerves are all tissues.

Tissues are made up of many cells of the same type working together.

Muscle tissue

Epitelial tissue

Various tissues together form more complex structures such as organs. The heart, the stomach and the brain are all organs.

heart stomach brain

The heart is made up of muscle tissue, nervous tissue and connective tissue.

Each organ has its own specific job.

Organs cannot work by themselves. They depend on other organs to supply the things they need. They are linked together to form organ systems.

1. What are tissues?

2. What kind of tissue do the muscle cells make?

3. What kind of tissue do the nerve cells make?

4. What are tissues made up of?

5. What do various tissues form together?

6. How do you call these more complex structures?

7. What are organs?

8. What is the heart made of?

9. Has each organ a specific task/job?

10. Can organs work by themselves?

Questions 1-10

11. What do organs depend on?

12. Why do organs depend on other organs?

13. Are organs linked together?

14. Why are organs linked together?

15. What are organ systems?

Questions 11-15

1. What are tissues? Tissues are groups of cells that are similar to each other and do the same job2. What kind of tissue do the muscle cells make? The muscle cells make the muscle tissue 3. What kind of tissue do the nerve cells make? The nerve cells make the nerve tissue4. What are tissues made up of? They are made up of many cells of the same type5. What do various tissues form together?They form more complex structures such as organs6. How do you call these more complex structures?You call them organs7. What are organs?Organs are more complex structures formed by various tissues together8. What is the heart made of?It is made of muscle, nervous and connective tissue9. Has each organ a specific task/job?Yes, it has10. Can organs work by themselves?No, they can’t

Questions and answers 1-10

11. What do organs depend on?Organs/They depend on other organs12. Why do organs depend on other organs?Because they supply the things they need/Organs depend on other organs

because they supply the things they need13. Are organs linked together? Yes, they are14. Why are organs linked together?Organs/They are linked together to form organ systems15. What are organ systems?Organ systems/They are organs linked together

Questions and answers 11-15

Organizzazione negli esseri viventi

Cellule che sono simili tra loro e svolgono lo stesso lavoro sono raggruppate insieme per formare i tessuti.

Le cellule muscolari formano il tessuto muscolare, le cellule nervose formano il tessuto nervoso e così via.

I muscoli, il sangue e i nervi sono tutti tessuti.

I tessuti sono formati da tante cellule dello stesso tipo che lavorano insieme.

Tessuto muscolare

Tessuto epiteliale

Diversi tessuti insieme formano strutture più complesse come gli organi. Il cuore, lo stomaco ed il cervello sono tutti organi.

cuore stomaco cervello

Il cuore è formato da tessuto muscolare, tessuto nervoso e tessuto connettivo.

Ogni organo ha la sua funzione specifica.

Gli organi non possono lavorare da soli. Essi dipendono da altri organi per fornire le cose di cui hanno bisogno. Sono collegati insieme per formare sistemi di organi.

Prof.ssa Giuseppina Francone – Scienze

Prof.ssa Tanya Craparo - Inglese

A.S. 2011-2012

Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado di Turbigo