Hello, {{students}}, today I will be teaching you all reproduction in humans.

Well then let's start off by talking about the male reproductive system first shall we? In order to create sperm cells, a man requires testes that hang outside of his body in a sac called scrotum. The scrotum also helps regulate the temperature around the testes as it is important for proper sperm development. Sperms are made up of two things: a head and a tail. The head contains the genetic material while the tail helps propel it towards an egg during sexual intercourse.

I'm glad you find it interesting. After class, you can always ask me questions about reproduction and I'll be more than happy to answer them in greater detail.

Now moving on to the female reproductive system; the ovaries are responsible for producing eggs which travel down a fallopian tube towards the uterus in anticipation of fertilization by sperm. The uterus is where a fetus develops if conception occurs. It has muscular walls that contract during menstruation to expel the unfertilized egg and lining of the uterus - also known as menses or period blood. Understanding these structures and their functions will help you better comprehend how reproduction works in humans.

Excellent work today everyone! Remember that if you have any questions about what we discussed, feel free to approach me during lunch or after school hours. Don't forget our scheduled study group tomorrow night where we can go over anything you may find confusing.

Thank you, I'm glad you found it interesting! Just remember that if you need any extra help, don't hesitate to ask.

You're welcome, and don't forget that I'm always here to help. See you at study group tomorrow!