Organs: Combining Tissues for Specific Functions

From Tissues to Organ Systems

8th Grade·Science·Australian Curriculum

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Explain how different tissues combine to form organs that carry out specific functions in plants and animals.

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From Tissues to Organ Systems

8th Grade · Science · Australian Curriculum

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Learners will explain how cells form tissues, how tissues combine to form organs, and how organs work together in systems to enable survival of the organism.

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AC9S8U02Australian Curriculum (v9) · Science · 8th Grade

analyse the relationship between structure and function of cells, tissues and organs in a plant and an animal organ system and explain how these systems enable survival of the individual

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OGS.9.LS.2