Grade 7 Reproductive Systems Reproductive System &
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slide1. Grade 7<br>
slide2. Reproductive Systems<br>
slide3. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide4. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide5. External Genitals<br>
slide6. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide7. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide8. Reproductive Systems<br>
slide9. Reproductive System Infographic<br>
slide10. Reproductive System Infographic Seminal Vesicles Testicle Vas Deferens Penis<br>
slide11. Reproductive System Infographic Seminal Vesicles: produce and store seminal fluid to mix with sperm to make semen Testicle: where sperm are made, protected inside scrotum Vas Deferens: long tube to transport sperm from testicles to urethra Penis: contains urethra, can become erect<br>
slide12. Reproductive System Infographic<br>
slide13. Reproductive System Infographic Uterus Ovary Vagina Cervix<br>
slide14. Reproductive System Infographic Uterus: where the developing baby grows, sheds lining during menstruation Ovary: releases one egg each month from alternating sides Vagina: passageway to the uterus, how the baby gets out during birth Cervix: bottom of the uterus that opens into the vagina<br>
slide15. Menstrual Cycle This diagram shows a menstrual cycle of 28 days, which is an average. Cycles can vary between 24-38 days long.<br>
slide16. Sperm Production<br>
slide17. Fertilization<br>
slide18. Implantation<br>
slide19. Additional Resources Additional diagrams are available on the Grade 5 and Grade 6 pages.<br>
slide2. Reproductive Systems<br>
slide3. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide4. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide5. External Genitals<br>
slide6. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide7. Reproductive System & Genitals<br>
slide8. Reproductive Systems<br>
slide9. Reproductive System Infographic<br>
slide10. Reproductive System Infographic Seminal Vesicles Testicle Vas Deferens Penis<br>
slide11. Reproductive System Infographic Seminal Vesicles: produce and store seminal fluid to mix with sperm to make semen Testicle: where sperm are made, protected inside scrotum Vas Deferens: long tube to transport sperm from testicles to urethra Penis: contains urethra, can become erect<br>
slide12. Reproductive System Infographic<br>
slide13. Reproductive System Infographic Uterus Ovary Vagina Cervix<br>
slide14. Reproductive System Infographic Uterus: where the developing baby grows, sheds lining during menstruation Ovary: releases one egg each month from alternating sides Vagina: passageway to the uterus, how the baby gets out during birth Cervix: bottom of the uterus that opens into the vagina<br>
slide15. Menstrual Cycle This diagram shows a menstrual cycle of 28 days, which is an average. Cycles can vary between 24-38 days long.<br>
slide16. Sperm Production<br>
slide17. Fertilization<br>
slide18. Implantation<br>
slide19. Additional Resources Additional diagrams are available on the Grade 5 and Grade 6 pages.<br>