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 What is the digestive system: It is the organs that break down food. They include the mouth, throat,
esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines.
 Here is a flow map to show the sequence of how the digestive system works:
Mouth ͢ esophagus ͢ stomach ͢ small intestine ͢ large intestine ͢ exits the body.
 The 4 most important parts of the circulatory system are:
Heart
Muscular organ
Pumps blood
Veins
Artery
Carries blood back to carries blood away
heart
from the heart
Capillary
Smallest kind of
blood vessel
 The Excretory System is made up of several systems. Can you show it in a brace map? Give a
detail.
1. Digestive sys: solid waste from digestion leaves through the large intestine
2. Respiratory system: you exhale this waste, carbon dioxide, from your lungs.
3. Urinary system: liquid wastes are expelled from our body cells
4. Integumentary system: sweat leaves our body through our skin.
What’s the main job of the respiratory system? To move O2 and CO2 in and out of the body.
 What is the digestive system: It is the organs that break down food. They include the mouth, throat,
esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines.
 Here is a flow map to show the sequence of how the digestive system works:
Mouth ͢ esophagus ͢ stomach ͢ small intestine ͢ large intestine ͢ exits the body.
 The 4 most important parts of the circulatory system are:
Heart
Muscular organ
Pumps blood
Veins
Artery
Carries blood back to carries blood away
heart
from the heart
Capillary
Smallest kind of
blood vessel
 The Excretory System is made up of several systems. Can you show it in a brace map? Give a
detail.
5. Digestive sys: solid waste from digestion leaves through the large intestine
6. Respiratory system: you exhale this waste, carbon dioxide, from your lungs.
7. Urinary system: liquid wastes are expelled from our body cells
8. Integumentary system: sweat leaves our body through our skin.
What’s the main job of the respiratory system? To move O2 and CO2 in and out of the body.