Department of Education

Region III
Schools Division Of Zambales
Municipality of San Antonio
SAN GREGORIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Submitted by:

FLOR VANESSA T. MORA

Noted by:

NILDA A. SAAVEDRA
Principal-I
 Title Card

A Strategic Intervention Material

in Science for Grade Six

FLOR VANESSA T. MORA

San Gregorio Elementary School
 Guide Card

Least Learned Skill:

Trace the path of blood as
it flows from the heart to the
different parts of the body.
 Guide Card

Explain how the Circulatory System works.

Trace the path of the blood as it flows from the

heart to the different parts of the body.
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 Guide Card
PATH OF BLOOD THROUGH THE HEART

The path of the blood flows through the heart is:

 Blood returns to the heart via the vena cava (superior

and inferior)
 Blood enters the right atrium and the passes through the
tricuspid valve to the right ventricle.
 Blood is then pumped out of the heart through the semi
lunar valves to the lungs via the pulmonary arteries.
 Oxygenated blood returns to the heart from the lungs
via the pulmonary veins and enters the left atrium.
 Blood then passes through the mitral valve to the left
ventricle.
 Blood is then pumped out of the heart and to the body
via the largest artery in the body, the aorta.
Guide Card
Activity
Card
 Activity Card #1

In this activity, you will going to find the words that are related to
the circulatory system.

atrium valves ventricle blood veins

circulation mitral artery heart pump
tricuspid capillary oxygen pulmonary beat

P U L M O N A R Y B L A P A D
A E X Z X O M L Z J T U U I O
T R Y I Y V M B J K M N K U O
Y W E R G Y I H Y P O O O L L
V A L V E S T O T U C T A E B
Y T S S N M R N R K V E I N S
J R Z V A G A P I L M L C X B
K N O I T A L U C R I C D F F
S U S Y R R H M U J K I L O Y
U M T V I T J P S K L R N M L
H J K L U E L O P M N T J L O
F S S E M R Q Q I A M N J O D
A X C V V Y B A D V H E A R T
X C A P I L L A R Y B V N M L
 Activity Card #2

In this activity, you need to make a pattern. It can be a line either

vertical, horizontal or diagonal. The winner is determined when
the player completed the winning BINGO pattern which states a
brief description of each word.

H E A R T

B I N G TO
Right Portal Superior
Aorta Venules
Ventricle Circulation Vena Cava
Renal
Capillary Blood vessel Left Atrium Heart
Circulation
Oxygenated FREE Coronary
Valve Vein
blood SPACE Circulation
Systemic Pulmonary
Blood Artery Mitral
Circulation Circulation
Inferior Left Coronary
Right Atrium Tricuspid
Vena Cava Ventricle artery
 Activity Card #4

Try to reach Bloodymer’s heart. To do so , you have to answer the questions in every station
and follow the directions after. The first to reach Bloodymer’s heart will be declared the winner.

STATION 8 STATION 6

If your answer is If your answer is

correct, go to sta- correct, go to sta-
If your answer is cor-
tion no. 10. If not, tion no. 7. If not,
rect, go to station no.
go back to Station go back to Station
9. If not, go to Station
No. 6. No. 4.
No. 8.

STATION 7

If your answer is correct, If your answer is correct,

go to station no. 10. If not, go to station no. 6. If not,
go back to Station No. 7. go back to Station No. 3.

Bloodymer’s heart
STATION 9 STATION 5

If your answer is correct, you will If your answer is correct, go to

reach the Heart of Bloodymer . If station no. 5. If not, go back to
not, go back to station no. 9. Station No. 2.

STATION 10 STATION 4

If your answer is If your answer is cor- If your answer is

correct, go to sta- rect, go to station no. correct, go to sta-
tion no. 2. If not, 3. If not, pick another tion no. 4. If not,
pick another ques- question and answer pick another ques-
tion and answer it. it. tion and answer it.

STATION 1 STATION 2 STATION 3

 Activity Card #3

Color the piece of the puzzle red if the term is associated with the parts of the circulatory
system.

eardrum
liver
bladder
superior
Ligaments aorta
Vena

cava pulmonary
artery
gall bladder
brain capillary

blood

right atrium venules kidney

Neurons pulmonary left

vein bone marrow
atrium
right
ventricle

vertebrae arterioles
inferior

Vena
tendon
ribs femoral
artery cava
coronary
artery
left
ventricle joints
stomach
mitral
valve small jugular pancreas
intestine vein glands
 Great job! You’ve just finished
the first set of exercises. Good
luck on your next journey!

Just be careful! It’s a little bit

tough this time but I know
you can do it! Go buddy!
Assessment
Card
Assessment Card #1

Arrange the jumbled words to form the correct word that is

being describe.

1. DLOBO - It is known as the “red river of life”

2. AERHT - It is the organ that pumps the blood to the different parts of
our body.
3. DLBOO SESVLES - These are tubelike structures that differ
in size and thickness. They are the
passageways of the blood.
4. A NEV AV CA - It is where blood enters to the heart
5. R IATA - These are the two thin-walled upper chambers in the heart.
6. T EIRASRE - The thick– walled and elastic blood vessels that carry
blood away from the heart.
7. LCAPSI RLEAI - These are the smallest blood vessels.
8. RTCUISDIP ALVEV - The valve that opens and closes in
the right chamber of the heart.
9. TRAMIL LAV V E - The valve that opens and closes in
the left chamber of the heart.
10. NIESV - These are the blood vessels that carry blood into the heart.
Assessment Card #2

Label the parts of the heart. Use the word listed in the box.

Aorta right ventricle right pulmonary artery superior vena cava

apex Left ventricle left pulmonary artery inferior vena cava
Mitral valve right atrium left pulmonary vein left atrium
atria Tricuspid valve right pulmonary vein septum
 Assessment Card #3

Trace the path of the blood as it flows from the heart to the
different parts of the body. Write the word inside the box.
Choose from the words listed in the box.

Blood enters in the

Left atrium right atrium left ventricle aorta

Vena cava mitral valve right ventricle tricuspid valve
Pulmonary vein pulmonary artery
Enrichment
Card
Enrichment Card #1

The Circulatory System

Veins transport circulatory blood

arteries oxygen lungs heart
nutrients energy carbon dioxide pumped
capillaries dark bright intestine
away heat to atmosphere

Use the words in the box to fill in the blanks.

All animals need to ____________ materials around to the different parts of their body.
This is the job of the____________ system. The circulatory system consists of a liquid called
_____________, a pump called the _________ and a series of vessels called____________
and _____________ .
One thing that must be transported around is a gas called ___________. Oxygen enters
the blood through the ___________. It is then ______________ through the heart and around
the body where it is used along with food to make _____________. The body produces another
gas called ____________, which is a waste product. This gas is carried back to the heart and
then to the lungs where it is released back into the _____________.
The vessels that transport blood___________ from the heart are called arteries. The
blood in arteries is ______________ red because it is rich in oxygen. The vessels that
transport blood ______________ the heart are called veins . The blood in veins is
_____________ red because it is low in oxygen, _____________ are small vessels that join
the arteries and veins.
___________ from food are also transported around the body by the circulatory system.
They enter the blood from the small _______________ . The circulatory system also helps to
regulate temperature by transporting ______________ around the body.
Enrichment Card #2

Identify the type of circulation being described by the

illustrations below.

_________________________________________

_________________________________

__________________________________

_____________________________

_____________________________
Enrichment Card #3

Illustrate the path of the blood as it flows from the heart

to the different parts of the body using lines, shapes, etc.
Draw it inside the box.
Answer
Card
 Key to
Corrections
 Activity Card #1

In this activity, you will going to find the words that are related to
the circulatory system.

atrium valves ventricle blood veins

circulation mitral artery heart pump
tricuspid capillary oxygen pulmonary beat

P U L M O N A R Y B L A P A D
A E X Z X O M L Z J T U U I O
T R Y I Y V M B J K M N K U O
Y W E R G Y I H Y P O O O L L
V A L V E S T O T U C T A E B
Y T S S N M R N R K V E I N S
J R Z V A G A P I L M L C X B
K N O I T A L U C R I C D F F
S U S Y R R H M U J K I L O Y
U M T V I T J P S K L R N M L
H J K L U E L O P M N T J L O
F S S E M R Q Q I A M N J O D
A X C V V Y B A D V H E A R T
X C A P I L L A R Y B V N M L
 Activity Card #3

Color the piece of the puzzle red if the term is associated with the parts of the circulatory
system.
 Assessment Card #3

Trace the path of the blood as it flows from the heart to the
different parts of the body. Write the word inside the box.
Choose from the words listed in the box.

Blood enters in the

Vena cava (superior and inferior) Right Atrium

aorta Tricuspid Valve

Left Ventricle Right Ventricle

Mitral Valve Pulmonary Artery

Left atrium Pulmonary Vein

 Assessment Card #2

Label the parts of the heart. Use the word listed in the box.

Superior vena
cava

right pulmonary aorta

artery Left pulmonary
artery
Right pulmonary
Left pulmonary
vein
vein
Right atrium
Left atrium
Tricuspid valve
Mitral valve

Right ventricle
Left ventricle
Inferior vena
cava

septum
Assessment Card #1

Arrange the jumbled words to form the correct word that is

being describe.

1. BLOOD - It is known as the “red river of life”

2. HEART - It is the organ that pumps the blood to the different parts of
our body.
3. BLOOD VESSEL S - These are tubelike structures that differ
in size and thickness. They are the
passageways of the blood.
4. VENA CAVA - It is where blood enters to the heart
5. AT R IA - These are the two thin-walled upper chambers in the heart.
6. ARTERIES - The thick– walled and elastic blood vessels that carry
blood away from the heart.
7. C A P I L LA R I E S - These are the smallest blood vessels.
8. TRICUSPID V A L V E - The valve that opens and closes in
the right chamber of the heart.
9. MITRAL VALV E - The valve that opens and closes in
the left chamber of the heart.
10. VEINS - These are the blood vessels that carry blood into the heart.
Enrichment Card #1

The Circulatory System

Veins transport circulatory blood

arteries oxygen lungs heart
nutrients energy carbon dioxide pumped
capillaries dark bright intestine
away heat to atmosphere

Use the words in the box to fill in the blanks.

All animals need to transport materials around to the different parts of their body. This
is the job of the circulatory system. The circulatory system consists of a liquid called blood, a
pump called the heart and a series of vessels called arteries and veins.
One thing that must be transported around is a gas called oxygen. Oxygen enters the
blood through the lungs. It is then pumped through the heart and around the body where it is
used along with food to make energy. The body produces another gas called carbon dioxide, which
is a waste product. This gas is carried back to the heart and then to the lungs where it is released
back into the atmosphere.
The vessels that transport blood away from the heart are called arteries. The blood in
arteries is bright red because it is rich in oxygen. The vessels that transport blood to the heart
are called veins . The blood in veins is dark red because it is low in oxygen. Capillaries are small
vessels that join the arteries and veins.
Nutrients from food are also transported around the body by the circulatory system. They
enter the blood from the small intestine . The circulatory system also helps to regulate tempera-
ture by transporting heat around the body.
Enrichment Card #2

Identify the type of circulation being described by the

illustrations below.

CORONARY CIRCULATION

PULMONARY CIRCULATION

PORTAL CIRCULATION

SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION

RENAL CIRCULATION
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