By: Jamie Bagundol

 a. Explain how nerve cells transmit

information to other nerve cells using key
words/terms;
 b. Draw a neuron and label its parts; and
 c. Communicate appropriately and
respectfully.
 Listen attentively
 Raise your hand when you want to ask or
answer
 Answer appropriately
 Respect others as you respect yourself
 Sensory Neuron or Afferent Neuron: Moving
away from a central organ or point. Relays
messages from receptors to the brain or
spinal cord.
 Motor Neuron or Efferent Neuron – Moving
toward a central organ or point. Relays
messages from the brain or spinal cord to the
muscles and organs.
 Interneurons- Relay message from sensory
neuron to motor neuron. Make up the brain
and spinal cord.
 1. Students will be divided into four groups.
 2. Each group will be divided into sensory
neuron and motor neuron sub-group.
 3. Three members will be assigned as the
Brain, the Receptor and the Effector.
 4. The Receptor will receive a closed
envelope with written question in which
he/she will read aloud.
 5. The Receptor will pass the envelop to the
Sensory Neuron 1.
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 6. Sensory Neuron 1 will pass the envelop to
the next till it reaches the Brain.
 7. The Brain will open the envelop and pass
it to the motor neuron.
 8. Motor neuron will pass it to the next till it
reaches the Effector.
 9. The Effector will do in action the message
that was written inside the envelop.
 10. The quickest group to complete the relay
will win the game. Time starts when the
Receptor reads the message.