*-MusCuLaR sySteM-*

I've learned that muscular system focused in our muscle which means the contractile tissue. I've learned the three different parts of muscular system such as skeletal, smooth, and cardiac. I've learned the terms in the movement of the muscle. And I've leraned also how the myosin binds with the actin while you are doing the biceps.

If I'll explain this to other, I will do the same on what I did in the earlier chapter. I will make a concept map and shoe some pictures of the muscular system for them to understand and recall it easily. I will discuss the three different types of the muscle on how each types works and where they are located. I'll also discuss the movements of the muscle and I will illustrate it to them to make it eas. And I will discuss how contraction and relaxation works.

The one who reported this chapter was Erick but we didn't understand because he just read the whole chapter. Therefore, Sir Gregg help us to understand it and gave illustration for us to enjoy muscular system.

[[sKeLetaL sYstEm]]

I've learned that skeletal system provides framework for our body. I've also learned the different bone shapes such as long, short, flat and irregular.I've learned the basic parts of our bones and the tissues of it. And also I've learned on how our bones grew and repaired.

If I'll explain this to someone, I'll explain it briefly and summarized for them to easily understand it with the help of concept msp and some pictures of the bones for them to not confused on what I'm going to explain about the skeletal system. I'll discuss the functions of it and the parts of the bones. And how our bones grew and repaired itself.

Our teacher in Biology, help us understand this chapter briefly, summarized and simple.....

^pRotEinS^

I've learned that the building blocks of protein is amino acids..And i also learned the general structure of it...

To explain this to someone, first, I will explain on how to define the protein by looking the suffix -ase. Give the meaning of protein that he/she can easily understand and easily recall..And explain the general structure of amino acids:building blocks of protein, by identifying it's parts, either it's Amino group, Carboxylic group or R-group. I will also tell that the R-group can be change and it tells what kind of amino acid you are dealing with...

I don't have any comment to my teacher because he also explains it well...=D and it make us interesting in the subject.

*cArbOhyDrAteS*

I've learned that the building blocks of carbohydrates is monosaccharide. I also learned on how to define carbohydrate with an ending of -ose. And the three groups of it...

To make simplier to explain this lesson, first I will define the carbohydrate which means " sweet sugar, "for example, foods such as white rice, bread, starchy vegetables, and so on..It is our source of energy and it is divided into three groups: monosaccharide, disaccharides, and polysaccharides. The monosaccharide is the most basic unit of carbohydrate.It is classified based on the placement of carbonyl group: Aldose and Ketose. Aldose if it is COOH and Ketose if it is CH2OH. D-glucose if HO is in the right and H is in the left at the second to the last carbon. L-glucose,vice versa. The disaccharide is the combination of two monosaccharide and polysaccharide is composed of many monosaccharide...

Our teacher explains it very well but he haven't finish or continued on how to combined the wo monosaccharide using the lines( straight, up-down, down-up)..=D

^-aNatOmiCaL tErmS-^

I've learned the other call of terms of our body. The positions of the body and anatomical language...

To explain this, I will volunteer myself as an example. And explain to him/her the other call of terms of different parts of our body aside from what we know from head to toe. For example, the cranial is for head, orbital for the eyes, nasal for the nose, otic for ears, buccal for cheeks and so on... And the anatomical languages use by doctors or medical students or just an ordinary people, for example, cardio means heart, and logy means study of. If we combine the two words..it's cardiology which means the study of heart...

Our teacher in Biology explains everything well. And he give activity for this lesson that we can easily remember the parts.

^_MitOsiS_^

I've learned that mitosis is a cycle that involve cellular reproduction that produces cell thst growth and repair . I also learned the phases of it and what they looked like....

To explain the mitosis cycle to someone is that, I will show to him/her a chart that I made or just a picture of each phases. And explain to him/her each phases... First, the prophase (pro=before),the nucleus will disappears,the chromosomes become visible, and the spindles form. Second, metaphase (meta=between), the chromosomes form a line in the center.Third, the anaphase (an=split),the chromosomes are pulled apart seperately in both sides by the splinders. Forth and the last,the telophase (telo=the end) and cytokinesis,here the cycle is done..and nuclei reappears and the splinter disappear...

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The way our teacher explain this lesson was really fun...He explains it inthe easiest way for us to understand it..but it could have been better if he display our work in the his room...=D

^CeLL^

I've learned that the cell is the smallest unit of our body. And I've learned the different parts of the cell and their functions...

The easiest way to explain it to someone is that ,first, I will show him the model of cell that I made or show him the picture of it with label.Discussed to him the importance of the cell in our body. And different parts of cell,,and tell him that our cells has an equivalent in our body.Golgi apparatus serves as the factory because it's the packaging counters of the cell. Ribosomes serves as the grass because it manufacture protein.Mitochondria serve as the power plant, nucleus is the center of the cell or in the community,it's the city hall or the church.And the cell membrane serve as the fences but it only chooses who can pass or not because for example,lipids have a big structure,so the lipids needs to spread in order to enter the cell....

Our teacher explains everything in the easiest way for us to understand the cell faster....!!!