I think what you have to do is click the link under the prezi. When it takes you to this template at Prezi.com, you will see "save a copy". Log in and do that. Save a copy. But RENAME IT so it says "[yourfakename]'s Nutrients and Digestion Digital Notebook". Now share the code with me - tnorton@plattecanyonsd1.org. Now begin working! (-:
Here are some resources you are welcome to use:
The text book. It is chapter 18.
Search for videos, animated diagrams, infographics, interactive tutorials...
Use some of these links I have gathered over the years:
Check out this interactive game - drag the organs to the correct location in the body. For each organ, you will need to read the information box on the right hand side to see what its function is. For more advanced content, click the button that says "fact file" on the bottom of the drag and drop box. http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/body/interactives/3djigsaw_02/index.shtml?organs
Here's my collection of infographics, and some of these pictures actually link to tutorials about how to make good infographics, if you click through to the source. Lots and lots of awesomeness here! http://www.pinterest.com/pbcrafts/infographics-how-to/
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