Is Digestion A Chemical Or Physical Change

Engage: Physical and Chemical Changes

Recall the deviation between a physical and chemical alter.

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Complete the following activity to place each instance as a concrete or chemical modify. To retake the quiz, reload the folio and then select No when the Resume Quiz dialog box appears.

Review items for physical and chemical changes, if needed, can exist found in Related Items .

Explore: Digesting Digestion

The process of digestion involves physical and chemic changes to the food

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we eat.

Click on the picture of the digestive system to explore how digestionbreaks down nutrient in our bodies. (Use the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser to access this activeness.)

Select at least one food to explore concrete and chemic digestion.
And so click on each organ, starting time with the mouth.

Record examples of concrete and chemical changes that occur in each organ in your science journal.

An optional note-taking page, Concrete and Chemic Changes in Digestion , is available in Related Items .

Explain: Physical and Chemical Changes in Digestion

Concrete and chemic changes tin occur almost everywhere, even in our bodies!

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Food must exist broken downwards into a course that our cells can utilize. When we consume, our bodies physically break downwards food into minor pieces. Our bodies also chemically break downwards those small pieces of food into tiny organic (unproblematic saccharide) molecules. This process is chosen digestion.

Our bodies physically and chemically digest food. When food is physically inverse, mechanical digestion occurs. Food is broken into smaller parts and mixes continually with enzymes and other gastric juices. Mechanical digestion occurs in the oral fissure, stomach, and small intestine.

Food is chemically changed in digestion when new, smaller substances are formed. These chemic changes are examples of chemic digestion. Chemical digestion begins in the mouth when enzymes in saliva begin to pause downwards carbohydrates. Most chemic changes in digestion occur in the minor intestine. Large molecules of food are broken downward into smaller molecules that can exist captivated past our cells. Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats are cleaved down in different parts of the digestive system using different kinds of enzymes. Unlike kinds of modest molecules are formed by these processes.

Water reabsorption occurs in the big intestine. Bacteria in the large intestine assistance produce sure vitamins and break down specific materials.

Check your examples of concrete and chemic changes with the primal below.
Add or brand changes to your piece of work if needed.

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Elaborate: Classifying Digestive Processes

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At present that yous take learned about concrete and chemical changes in digestion, complete the post-obit activeness to determine if each digestive process is an instance of a physical or chemical change.

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Afterwards the quiz, add or brand changes to your concrete and chemical digestion notes.

Evaluate: Check Your Knowledge

Complete the evaluate action past moving each descriptor to its appropriate location.

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Teacher Notes

In this lesson, students learn near physical and chemical changes during digestion through a diversity of activities. Previously, students learned about physical properties and physical changes in the fifth grade [TEKS 5(5)(A) and v(5)(D)] and evidence of chemical changes in the 6th course [TEKS 6(v)(D)]. Students may cull to work through the activities alone, or the teacher may choose to work through the lesson as a small-grouping or whole-group action.

Lesson Phase	Activities
Appoint	In Engage, students revisit physical and chemical changes and work through an interactive activity to identify physical and chemical changes. Most of the examples chronicle to digestion. Additional resources are available in Related Items if students need boosted review with physical and chemical changes.
Explore	In Explore, students integrate their cognition of concrete and chemic changes with digestion. Students explore digestion through an online activity and are encouraged to identify physical and chemical changes. Beginning, students piece of work through an online action that demonstrates how different foods are cleaved down. Then, they explore the different organs, determine physical and chemic changes that occur in each organ, and record their findings in their student journals. An optional note-taking folio is available in Related Items. Teachers may prefer for students to habiliment headphones or plow downwardly the speaker book due to gastric noises and music.
Explain	In Explain, students review physical and chemical changes in digestion and brand additions or corrections in their journal notes.
Elaborate	Students participate in an interactive action where they classify digestive processes as either physical or chemical. Feedback is provided for each question. Students are encouraged to brand boosted or changes to their notes.
Evaluate	Students create a graphic organizer for chemical changes in digestion in an interactive activity. Teachers may opt for students to create their ain graphic organizer/Frayer model on paper first and then complete the interactive Evaluate to compare the ii.