Today in Science, we looked at all the parts of a heart by dissecting it. We created a prescription for the heart to maintain healthy. Have a look at the gallery and video below and list what all the functions of the heart and what they do?
15 responses to “Year 6 – Dissecting a heart”
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The heart pumps all around the body and all the little holes allow it to pump. All of the functions in the heart matter because if you don’t have them then it could lead to a heart disease. I have enjoyed looking at the heart.
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I found it very disgusting but it was quite fun to do.
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It was fun dissecting a frog but it was a bit gross
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The blood goes from the left atrium down to the left ventricle before leaving through the pulmonary artery which leads to the lungs. The blood then collects the oxygen and goes back into the via the pulmonary vein and into the right atrium, right ventricle and finally going to the other cells of the body. The thumping noise of the heart comes from when the valves rhythmically open and close.
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It was very cool but a little bit disgusting
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This was fun but disgusting.
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It was very fun and also interesting to learn about.
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It was cool and also disgusting. The system is called the circulation system. Its how all the blood pumps to your body and help you live. FUN FACT:did you know the heart doesn’t have veins
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It was very fun!
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The Muscle at the middle of our circulation system is what is pumping our blood around our bodies as our heart beats. The blood from this sends oxygen and nutrients to all parts of our bodies and also carries unwanted carbon dioxide and our waste products.
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i’m so sad that I was absent.
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It was really fun dissecting the heart but it was a little bit gruesome!
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I liked learning about the heart but it was a bit gross!
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It was very fun!
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It was good dissecting the heart and we wrote a prescription for arty and her wellbeing.
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