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Enter your login details to start using our mobile-friendly educational games, simulations and puzzles. We have over 1000 interactive resources all designed with a focus on learning through fun.

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hounsdownschool
echalk

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Enter your login details to start using our mobile-friendly educational games, simulations and puzzles. We have over 1000 interactive resources all designed with a focus on learning through fun.

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1. View and complete the diagrams on the echalk website on the structure of the lung and and alveoli.
Next watch the animation and read the information on gaseous exchange.

2. When you have labelled the lung diagram correctly compose a story in which the main character is Oxygen and relay the journey the oxygen would take through the respiratory system including the alveoli

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1. View and complete the diagrams on the echalk website on the structure of the lung and and alveoli.
Next watch the animation and read the information on gaseous exchange.

2. Create your own series of diagram (s) or illustration (s) which are labelled and use them to describe the journey of oxygen in and carbon dioxide out of the lungs.

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1.log in
2. click biology on the main menu
3. click on the topic The human body (systems and maintenance)
4. now scroll down to find the activity called The respiratory system and click on the link to label the lungs and the alveloi

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1.View and complete the diagrams on the echalk website on the structure of the lung and and alveoli.
Next watch the animation and read the information on gaseous exchange.

2. Collect the worksheet to label.
For each label you must explain its role in the respiratory system.
For example:
The mouth - its role in the respiratory system is to provide an opening to allow gases such oxygen and carbon dioxide to enter and exit the body

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1.log in
2. click biology on the main menu
3. click on the topic The human body (systems and maintenance)
4. now scroll down to find the activity called Gaseous exchange  and click on the link to view and read the animation on gaseous exchange