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VOCABULARY HYGIENE

The presentation is about vocabulary words about HYGIENE. Appropriate for grades 3-4 levels.

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VOCABULARY HYGIENE

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  1. ENGLISH 4: VOCABULARY CLEAN & HEALTHY MS.MA.ELIZABETH C. MEDINA

  2. THESE WORDS ARE all key elements of good health hygiene bathe disinfect dress bandage course title

  3. hygiene (n.) • actions (such as keeping clean) that lead to good health. course title

  4. bathe (v.) • to wash course title

  5. disinfect (v.) • to destroy germs on course title

  6. dress (v.) to apply medicine and a bandage to an injured body part. course title

  7. bandage (n.) a strip of cloth or latex used to bind wounds. course title

  8. THESE WORDS ARE THINGS WE DO OR USE TO KEEP CLEAN floss gargle lather deodorant groom course title

  9. floss (v.) • to pass special dental thread through the teeth. course title

  10. gargle (v.) • to swirl liquid around in the mouth and throat. course title

  11. lather (v.) • foam course title

  12. deodorant (v.) • a product that masks or destroys unpleasant odors. course title

  13. groom(v.) • to make neat and attractive course title

  14. ENGLISH 4: VOCABULARY CLEAN up your act! MS.MA.ELIZABETH C. MEDINA

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  17. lessonoutline Topic 1: The animal kingdom​ Topic 2: The plant kingdom​ Topic 3: The fungi kingdom​ Topic 4: The chromista & protista kingdoms ​ Topic 5: The bacteria & archaea kingdoms course title

  18. course outline 01 Lesson The seven kingdoms of nature 02 Lesson How living things are grouped into kingdoms 03 Lesson Deeper classification (getting to species) 04 Lesson How genetic research impacts classification 05 Lesson The future: beyond the seven kingdoms

  19. lesson 01 The seven kingdoms of nature

  20. topic 1 The animal kingdom Animals have these traits in common:​ Multicellular Heterotrophic Aerobic Sexual Mobile They have two or more cells They feed on other living things They need oxygen to breathe They need a partner to reproduce They are able to move from place to place course title

  21. topic 2 The plant kingdom Multicellular Aerobic Immobile Autotrophic course title

  22. topic 3 The fungi kingdom Mushrooms + lichen​ Yeasts Molds Multicellular Heterotrophic Aerobic Spore reproduction Unicellular Eukaryotic Aerobic Asexual reproduction through mitosis Unicellular Heterotrophic Aerobic — but can survive extremely low oxygen levels Spore reproduction course title

  23. topic 4 • Includes algae and seaweeds • Either multi- or unicellular • Autotrophic: Creating their own food through photosynthesis The chromista & protista kingdoms Chromista Protista Includes amoebas and diatoms Unicellular Unable to be classified as an animal, plant, or fungus course title

  24. topic 5 The bacteria & archaea kingdoms course title

  25. The seven kingdoms of nature are animals (animalia), plants (plantae), fungi, chromista, protozoa, arachea, and bacteria. The number of recognized kingdoms has grown over time, from 2 in 1735, to 5 in 1969, to 7 in 2015. As we learn more, this number might grow. Viruses are not currently included in any kingdom of nature. lesson summary course title

  26. course progress course title

  27. contact info Remy Morris 206-555-0146 rmorris@contoso.com www.contoso.com course title

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