Takes oxygen from the air that we breath in. Cells produce a waste product called carbon dioxide.

Is a group of organs that extract nutrients from food and eliminates waste products.

Carries blood around the body. It main organ is the heart.

Uses the kidneys to clean blood and expel some waste products of the body through the urine and the sweat.

Takes oxygen from the air that we breath in. Cells produce a waste product called carbon dioxide.

Is a group of organs that extract nutrients from food and eliminates waste products.

Carries blood around the body. It main organ is the heart.

Uses the kidneys to clean blood and expel some waste products of the body through the urine and the sweat.

Takes oxygen from the air that we breath in. Cells produce a waste product called carbon dioxide.

Is a group of organs that extract nutrients from food and eliminates waste products.

Carries blood around the body. It main organ is the heart.

Uses the kidneys to clean blood and expel some waste products of the body through the urine and the sweat.

Takes oxygen from the air that we breath in. Cells produce a waste product called carbon dioxide.

Is a group of organs that extract nutrients from food and eliminates waste products.

Carries blood around the body. It main organ is the heart.

Uses the kidneys to clean blood and expel some waste products of the body through the urine and the sweat.

It goes straight to the stomach because we just swallow.

We don’t eat food.

We break the food down using or teeth and bolus. Then the tonge pusses the bolus down to the oesophagus.

We break the food down using our teeth, the salivary glads produce a liquid that makes the food easier to swallow. Then the tonge pusses the bolus down to the oesophagus.

Makes sure that the bile and the pancreatic juices mix so the food can break down into proteins, vitamins, etc. Then, these components pass to the large intestine.

Takes in the oxygen and pass it through the rest of the body because we need oxygen to move.

It doesn’t do anything special. We don’t really need it.

Makes sure that the bile and the pancreatic juices mix so the food can break down into proteins, vitamins, etc. These nutrients pass through the walls and goes into the blood.

Is where the pizza and apples stay.

Stores the food that our body does not need and mixes it with extra water and then it is absorbed.

Stores the food that our body does not need and mixes it with extra water and then it goes into de rectum and leaves the body through the anus.

Stores the food that our body does not need and mixes it with extra water and then it goes into de rectum and leaves the body through the pancreas.

We breathe air only through our mouth and then it goes to the trachea.

We breathe air through our mouth and nose and then it goes to a tube called trachea.

The diaphragm moves up and down to make sure that we can breath properly.

The air goes into the heart and stays there until we need it.

It goes down to the chest and then into the two bronchi. In each lung there is a main bronchus that divides into bronchi. The smallest one are called capillaries.

It goes down to the kidneys where the blood gets clean and then it goes back to the trachea.

It goes down to the chest and then into the two bronchi. In each lung there is a main bronchus that divides into bronchi. The smallest one are called bronchioles.

There is an alveoli. At the end of each alveolus there are tiny capillaries that carries blood and there is a gas exchange.

There is an alveoli. At the end of each alveolus there are tiny capillaries that carries blood and there is food exchange.

There is a heart and the blood goes to the veins so the blood gets everywhere.

Plasma and platelets.

Red blood cells, white blood cells and blue blood cells.

Platelets, plasma and red blood cells.

Plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.

Arteries, veins and plasma.

Capillaries, plasma, veins and arteries.

Arteries, capillaries and veins.

Aorta, veins, chambers and arteries.

Urinary and sweat glands.

Anus and urine.

Veins and organs.

The right and left atrium.

Oxygen.

Bolus.

Urine

Kidneys

Lungs.

Ureters.

Kidneys.

Bladder.

The urethra.

The skin.

The blood.

The fingers.

Oxygen.

Bolus.

Urine

Kidneys