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    This document describes the different levels of organization in living things from smallest to largest: 1) atoms, 2) molecules, 3) macromolecules, 4) organelles, 5) cells, 6) tissues, 7) organs, 8) organ systems, and finally 9) the organism. It provides examples to illustrate each level, such as that atoms make up elements like carbon and hydrogen, organelles are parts of cells, tissues are groups of similar cells, and organ systems are groups of organs that work together to perform major functions.

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    This document describes the different levels of organization in living things from smallest to largest: 1) atoms, 2) molecules, 3) macromolecules, 4) organelles, 5) cells, 6) tissues, 7) organs, 8) organ systems, and finally 9) the organism. It provides examples to illustrate each level, such as that atoms make up elements like carbon and hydrogen, organelles are parts of cells, tissues are groups of similar cells, and organ systems are groups of organs that work together to perform major functions.

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    This document describes the different levels of organization in living things from smallest to largest: 1) atoms, 2) molecules, 3) macromolecules, 4) organelles, 5) cells, 6) tissues, 7) organs, 8) organ systems, and finally 9) the organism. It provides examples to illustrate each level, such as that atoms make up elements like carbon and hydrogen, organelles are parts of cells, tissues are groups of similar cells, and organ systems are groups of organs that work together to perform major functions.

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    Levels of

    Organization

    SONGS
    Division of Labor &
    The First Level
    Within living things, there are divisions of labor.

    Division of labor means that the work (labor) of


    keeping the organism alive is divided (division)
    among different parts.

    Each part has a job to do and as each part does its


    special job, it works in harmony with all the other
    parts. THE JOB OF THE SMALLEST THING
    BUILDS ONT THE NEXT LEVEL!
    Just like stair steps…
    There are different LEVELS to
    how one living thing is made, as
    well as where it fits into this
    world.
    The arrangement of specialized parts within a living
    thing is sometimes referred to as levels of organization.
    We will discuss the levels from least
    complex to most complex!
    1. ATOMS

    The smallest NON-LIVING unit to build a living thing.


    Atoms are made of matter

    ATOMS make up ELEMENTS you are used to hearing


    about. Like CARBON, HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN

    A group of ATOMS put together are called


    MOLECULES…
    2. MOLECULES and
    3. MACROMOLECULES
    Molecules join together by chemical bonds
    (like they are holding hands) Ex – water, H2O

    When they join together, they make larger


    molecules called MACROMOLECULES
    (macro means large)

    Biomolecules are macromolecules that form


    LIVING THINGS (BIO=LIFE)
    Macromolecules work together to
    form small parts, called

    4. ORGANELLES!
    Organelles are small parts that do different
    jobs for the cell (small organs)

    Example - nucleus
    Organelles are parts of the
    5. CELL
    The Cell is the building block of living things.
    This is the level where LIFE begins!
    There are LOTS of Different Kinds of cells.
    Here are two examples. Can you guess what kind?

    Nerve Cells Skin Cells


    6. Tissues

    In any multi-cellular organism, cells rarely work


    alone. Cells that are similar in structure and
    function are usually joined together to form
    tissues.

    This applies to all living things… plants too!


    Let’s Look Again…

    Here are the cells we saw before, but if you look closely, you can
    see that they all look similar. Nerve cells working together make
    nerve tissue, and skin cells make up a special type of epithelial
    tissue.
    Plants have tissue too!
    7. Organs
    When a bunch of different types of tissues work
    together, they form an organ. There are many organs in
    the body. How many can you name??
    Plants have organs too!
    LEAVES, STEMS, ROOTS…!!!!
    8. Organ Systems
    Each organ in your body is
    part of an organ system, a
    group of organs that work
    together to perform a major
    function.

    For example, your heart is part of


    your circulatory system, which
    carries oxygen and other materials
    throughout your body. Besides the
    heart, blood vessels are organs that
    work in your circulatory system.
    ORGANISM
    an entire living thing (can even be unicellular)

    Humans, plants,
    animals, and
    microorganisms
    like bacteria
    Review…
    ATOM

    MOLECULE

    MACROMOLECULE

    ORGANELLE

    CELL

    TISSUE

    GLUE THE SQUARES IN ORGAN


    THE PROPER ORDER!

    THEN, ADD YOUR OWN


    NOTES NEXT SYSTEM
    TO THAT PICTURE IN YOUR
    NOTEBOOK!
    ORGANISM

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