Basic list of supplies needed to get started on a notebooking project:

Paper and/or Templates

Pencil and/or Pen and Colored pencils and/or Crayons

Hole punch

Binder

Sheet protectors

Additional supplies you may want to have on hand:

Colored paper

Heavy-weight papers (or) card stock

Construction paper

Scissors

Chalks

Markers

Paints

Glue (and/or) tape

Border Stencils

Lettering Stencils

Good Fair Poor

Title

Topic/Purpose

Content/Key points

Understanding

Facts and details

Sources (If applicable)

Presentaon/neatness

Organizaon

Personal Reecons

Timeliness

Completed on me

Evaluation of a Notebooking Project.Both teacher and student should evaluate the work. Evaluations should be based on the grade level of the student and agreed upon prior to the beginning of each project. The below table is an “example” of the different aspects that can be included in an evaluation. Again, base the expectations of what is required and not required on grade level and ability. Not every notebooking project will (or should) require the same type/amount of evaluation.

Teacher directed assignments: Due by:

Student Name: __________________________________

Date Completed: ________________________________

Purpose of this Notebooking Project:

__________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________

Table of Contents:

Table of Contents:

cerebellum

medulla

hypothalamus

amygdale

cerebrum

frontal lobe

parietal lobe

occipital lobe

temporal lobe

CNS (Central Nervous System)

PNS (Peripheral Nervous Sys-tem)

SNS (Somatic Nervous System)

sensory/afferent

motor/efferent

sympathetic

parasympathetic

neuroglia

neuron

axon

Axon hillock

myelin sheath

synapse

neurotransmitters

Unit Related Vocabulary

grey matter

spinal cord

nerves

ventricles

cerebrospinal fluid

cranial nerves

spinal nerves

cerebral cortex

brainstem

pons

cerebral hemispheres

Broca‟s area

Wernicke‟s Area

sensory neurons

interneurons

motor neurons

action potential

Corpus callosum

Dendrite

Glial cells

Hippocampus

Basal ganglia

Medulla Oblongata/

Olfactory bulb

Pituitary gland

gyrus

sulcus

thalamus

visual cortex

white matter

Project KWL

What I know (before I begin) about the topic(s)...

What I want to learn during the process of completing this project...

(After completing the project) What I‟ve learned...

Term: Definition:

Term: Definition:

Term: Definition:

Term: Definition:

Reference(s) can be recorded and numbered here. Then referred to throughout the project.

Reference: # ___

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The Nervous

System...

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The Nervous

System...

Reference(s): # ___________

Venn Diagram: Central and Peripheral nervous systems

Central

Peripheral Reference(s): # ___________

Part of nervous system CNS or PNS?

Brain

Autonomic nervous system

Spinal nerves

Spinal cord

Cranial nerves

Central and Peripheral Nervous System

Reference(s): # ________

Draw and Label: Nervous System

The Brain

Reference(s): # ___________

The Brain

Reference(s): # ___________

The Brain

Reference(s): # ___________

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Term Describe...

Hypothalamus

Medulla oblongata

Cerebellum

Cerebral hemispheres

Meninges

Pituitary

Cerebrospinal uid

Grey matter

White matter

Ventricles

Sulcus

Carotid artery

Structures of the Brain and Related Terms

Reference(s): # ___________

Reference(s): # ___________

Draw and Label: The Brain

Description Part of the nervoussystem

Part of the nervous system that is composed of the brain and the spinal cord.

Part of the nervous system that is composed of the cranial and spinal nerves.

The part of the peripheral nervous system that regulates the activity of the heart and smooth muscle.

The part of the autonomic nervous system that increases heart and respiratory rates, increases blood ow to the skeletal muscles and dilates the pupils of the eye.

The part of the autonomic nervous system that increases gut activity and decreases heart and respiratory rates.

Matching Parts of the Nervous SystemUse each only one time: Autonomic nervous system , Central nervous system , Sympathetic nervous system , Parasympathetic nervous system, Peripheral nervous system

Reference(s): # ___________

Functions of the Nervous System

Functions of the Nervous System (cont.)

Reference(s): # ___________

Reference(s): # ___________

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Draw and Label: Neuron

Reference(s): # ___________

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Draw and Label: _____________________

Reference(s): # ___________

Disorders of the Nervous System...

Reference(s): # ___________

Careers related to the Human NervousSystem...

Reference(s): # ___________

Careers related to the Human NervousSystem...

Part of nervous system CNS

or PNS

Brain CNS

Autonomic nervous system PNS

Spinal nerves PNS

Spinal cord CNS

Cranial nerves PNS

Answer Keys

Term Description

Hypothalamus Controls water balance and body temperature.

Medulla ob-longata Where the respiratory rate is controlled.

Cerebellum Where posture, balance and voluntary muscle move-ments are controlled.

Cerebral hem- Contains centers governing mental activity, including

Meninges The tough fibrous envelope enclosing the brain and spi-nal cord.

Pituitary The “master” gland of the endocrine system.

Cerebrospinal fluid The fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.

Grey matter Composed of cell bodies and nuclei.

White matter Composed of axons.

Ventricles Spaces in the brain filled with cerebral spinal fluid.

Sulcus A fold in the cerebral cortex.

Carotid artery The artery that supplies the brain with oxygenated blood.

Description Part of the nervoussystem

Part of the nervous system that is composed of the brain and the spinal cord. Central nervous sys-tem

Part of the nervous system that is composed of the cranial and spinal nerves. Peripheral nervous system

The part of the peripheral nervous system that regulates the activity of the heart and smooth muscle.

Autonomic nervous system

The part of the autonomic nervous system that increases heart and respiratory rates, increases blood ow to the skeletal muscles and dilates the pupils of the eye.

Sympathetic nervous system

The part of the autonomic nervous system that increases gut activity and decreases heart and respiratory rates.

Parasympathetic nerv-ous system