How do plants and animals breathe

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Transcript of How do plants and animals breathe

Submitted by Ms Gooi Shu Wan

Pei Chun Public School

Topic: Living Things Need Air Sub-topics: How do plants and animals

breathe? Level: Primary 4 Number of periods: 2 (1 hour)

Specific Instructional Objectives

After completing the lesson, pupils will be able to:

- compare how plants, fish and mammals take in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide.

Key concepts

- Plants exchange gases with its environment through stomata.- Fish breathe using gills.- Mammals breathe using their lungs.

Process Skills

- Observing- Comparing

Why do living things need

air?

We need OXYGEN

to carry out RESPIRATION.

What is RESPIRATION?

Respiration is the process which releases energy from the food consumed.

It uses oxygen and gives off carbon dioxide.

Nitrogen

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

Water vapour

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Nitrogen

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

Water vapour

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Plants exchange gases with the surrounding air through the stomata.

Closed stoma

Open stoma

Pictures courtesy of MicroAngela

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Mammals breathe by using their lungs.

What about the mammals that live in water?

Oxygen absorbed by blood vessels in the lungs.

Carbon dioxide leaves the blood vessels and goes into the air we breathe out.

Air moves through the windpipe and other tubes.

Air enters the body through the nose and mouth.

Air leaves the body through the nose and mouth.

Picture courtesy of Encyclopaedia Britannica

Dolphin

Blowhole

Blowhole

Whale

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Dugong / Sea Cow

Porpoise

Photo courtesy of National Geographic

© Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority 2005

Photo courtesy of Encyclopaedia Britannica

Seal

Photo courtesy of PDPhoto.org

Breathing hole

Fish breathe by gills.

Gills

Gill has a large surface area

and a lot of blood vessels.

Carbon dioxide is removed from blood vessels through the gills.

Oxygen in the water absorbed into blood vessels through the gills

Match the following living things to the parts they use for breathing.

stomata

gills

lungs

That’s correct.

Shark is a fish and it breathes through gills.

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Gills

stomata

gills

lungs

That’s correct.

Elephant is a mammal and it breathes using its lungs.

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stomata

gills

lungs

That’s correct.

Sunflower is a plant and it breathes through stomata.

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stomata

gills

lungsPicture courtesy of National Geographic

That’s correct.

Walrus is a mammal and it breathes using its lungs.

SummarySummary

Picture courtesy of National Geographic

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During respiration,

is released from the food

consumed.

?ENERGY

We take in and

give out .

??CARBON DIOXIDE

Living things need oxygen to carry

out ?RESPIRATION.

OXYGEN

Plants exchange gases with the

environment through ?STOMATA.

Fish breathe by using ?GILLS.

Mammals breathe by using their

?LUNGS.