The skeletal system is made of

• skin and tissue

• bones and tendons

• cells and blood

• muscle and skin

Your skeletal system works with what system?

• digestive system to break down food

• nervous system to control your movement

• muscular system to move your body

• respiratory system to help you breathe

The digestive system is made up of...

• bones and cartlidge to add structure

• skin and hair to protect your body

• muscles and tendons to move your body

• stomach, esophagus, intestines to break down food

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What is the esophagus?

• your wind pipe to help you breathe

• a dinosaur

• the tube from your mouth to stomach used when you eat

• an artery in your heart

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Your stomach and intestines are part of the...

• nervous system to help your body function

• respiratory system used to breathe

• muscular system to help you move

• digestive system to break down food for nutrients

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Your nervous system is made up of...

• brain, spinal cord and nerves to help control your body

• bones and tendons to help you move

• blood and veins to help your body get oxygen

• stomach and intestines to help you break down food

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The nervous system controls...

• movement, digestion, senses, organ function

• the way we think, remember and talk

• how we react with our senses: Taste, smell, hear, see

• all of these.

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A Single (uni) Cell organism

• is made of one cell that can survive on its own

• made of multiple cells working together

• a cell that does not have a boy friend or girlfriend

• a cell that has one job

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If you eat a ton of sugar, what system would it effect

• Cardiovascular system: Moves the sugar through your blood stream

• Nervous System: Send signals to your body to be hyper

• Digestive system: breaks down the sugar into your blood stream

• All of these choices

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Your Respiratory system....

• helps you breathe in oxygen and breath out carbon dioxide

• causes food to break down in your system

• helps you move

• sends signals to your body