Human Body Unit: Heart and Circulatory System Activities

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  1. AWESOME! I am sooo doing this with my son! You have some of the best ideas… thanks for inspiring me!

  2. AWESOME! I am sooo doing this with my son! You have some of the best ideas… thanks for inspiring me!

  3. Tiger's Mum says:

    Wow, this is so interesting! I'm bookmarking this for the time when we come to study the human body. Thanks for sharing!

  4. Tiger's Mum says:

    Wow, this is so interesting! I'm bookmarking this for the time when we come to study the human body. Thanks for sharing!

  5. Marta says:

    Doing the same, bookmarking that activity!I love when dad comes home and my baby shows everything he learned to him. Precious moments..Never heard about A Wrinkled Heart activity! Very interesting way of teaching.You did great lesson! Two thumbs up!!!Martaxoxo from Hawaii

  6. Marta says:

    Doing the same, bookmarking that activity!I love when dad comes home and my baby shows everything he learned to him. Precious moments..Never heard about A Wrinkled Heart activity! Very interesting way of teaching.You did great lesson! Two thumbs up!!!Martaxoxo from Hawaii

  7. i love how hands-on this is. Great lessons!

  8. i love how hands-on this is. Great lessons!

  9. Wow very comprehensive! You must have done lots of prep work!

  10. Wow very comprehensive! You must have done lots of prep work!

  11. Kylie says:

    Liesl, I am in love with the heart idea, fabulous 🙂

  12. Kylie says:

    Liesl, I am in love with the heart idea, fabulous 🙂

  13. Abby says:

    I love the wrinkled heart activity. We are studying the human body as well. My oldest daughter did a similar activity years ago when she was still in public school. I think this activity would resonate with my girls. Thanks for sharing! The unit looks excellent!

  14. Abby says:

    I love the wrinkled heart activity. We are studying the human body as well. My oldest daughter did a similar activity years ago when she was still in public school. I think this activity would resonate with my girls. Thanks for sharing! The unit looks excellent!

  15. Deb Chitwood says:

    What a great way to study the heart and circulatory system! I LOVE your activities! I featured your post and photo in my Montessori-Inspired Heart and Circulatory System post at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2012/02/06/montessori-monday-montessori-inspired-heart-and-circulatory-system-activities/

  16. Deb Chitwood says:

    What a great way to study the heart and circulatory system! I LOVE your activities! I featured your post and photo in my Montessori-Inspired Heart and Circulatory System post at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2012/02/06/montessori-monday-montessori-inspired-heart-and-circulatory-system-activities/

  17. brenna says:

    Love the big body drawn to shown the blood flow from the heart and back. Think I'll use this idea during our health theme. Thanks.

  18. brenna says:

    Love the big body drawn to shown the blood flow from the heart and back. Think I'll use this idea during our health theme. Thanks.

  19. gail says:

    these have been an invaluable resource for students in my mainstream class with language and learning disorders. Hope the circulatory system is out soon. Many Thanks

    • homeschooldenadmin says:

      Thanks Gail! We wound up spending so much time on Cells, then the body systems (cells, tissues, organs, systems) that all we got to was the Skeletal System this spring. The circulatory system packet is 3/4 finished and I hope to get that done this summer (it’s on the “to do” list). That’s my hope at least!! 🙂 ~Liesl

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