Description

This resource contains engaging, organized, quality, and doable as well as some challenging high school-level biology activities and practice questions on Life Functions in Multicellular Organisms and Human Body Systems lessons. Emphasis on the NYS Regents Biology – The Living Environment curriculum.

Excellent worksheet to help your students:

• Reinforce what was learned
• Strengthen question-answering skills
• Build strong basic core ideas knowledge
• Enhance in-depth content knowledge
• Assess comprehensive understanding of the lesson

This worksheet product contains skill activities and practice questions on the following core lesson materials:

Life Functions in Multicellular Organisms

• nutrition, respiration, circulation, excretion, locomotion or movement, coordination, immunity, and reproduction

Comparison of Life Functions Between Unicellular and Multicellular

Human Body Systems and Roles:

• circulatory, digestive, endocrine, excretory, immune, muscular, nervous, reproductive, respiratory, skeletal.

PLEASE NOTE: This worksheet doesn’t focus on one specific body system or life function.

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• 7 PDF Pages
• 5 Sets of Work
• 66 Questions
• A Duplicate Set with Answers Included:

This is one of my eight worksheets on Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms.

My resources follow and align with NYS Regents Biology – The Living Environment.

Each of my biology worksheets makes a great supplemental resource to the

Prentice Hall Brief Review Book – The Living Environment

This worksheet goes with pages 10 to 12 Reading Section of the book.

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~Teacher Implementation~

Photocopy and hand out to students or create TPT Digital Activity for Google Classroom.

Assign individual sections or make it a multiple-day packet assignment.

For Classwork or Homework, Use This Worksheet to:

• Reinforce what was taught
• Build strong knowledge and understanding of the lesson
• Strengthen question-answering skills

For Study Guide or Review, Use This Worksheet to:

• Remind students of key materials that they need to know
• Practice test-quality questions
• Heightened confidence before a test

For Assessment, Use the Practice Questions Set to:

• Test students’ comprehensive and in-depth knowledge and understanding of the lesson

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Each worksheet consists of many sets of activities.

Each set has different learning objectives of the core lesson materials.

Activities and questions may include all or some of the following:

• Vocabulary Terms and Definitions: Test basic knowledge and memorization of key terms of the lesson
• Identification of Diagrams
• Labeling of Diagrams
• Fill-in blanks or short answer questions.
• Multiple Choice and Constructed Response Questions: Quality high school-level questions selected from the NYS Regents Biology Living Environment test bank.

Prep-free For Teachers

• Ready to be assigned in seconds as Digital Activity
• Few pages for quick photocopying as a handout
• Flexible use as homework, classwork, or review
• Duplicate copy with answers for easy and quick grading and scoring

Easy for Students

• Organized with easy-to-follow instruction
• Doable questions for students of all skill levels
• Always with a few hard questions to challenge higher-level students

My Biology Worksheets

• Align and cover all materials in the NYS Regents Biology Living Environment curriculum.
• Exceed or meet high school biology curriculum standards of many states.
• Can be easily incorporated into your Next Generation Science Standard lesson planning.

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