Skeletal System
Muscular System
Digestive System
Circulatory System
Nervous System
100
Does the skeletal system support the body?
Yes
100
skeletal system connected?
together to help your body move.
100
Why do you need food?
It provides the energy you need to stay alive and to grow.
100
What are the tubes called that blood moves through?
Blood Vessels
100
What body part controls movement, memory, thoughts, and your 5 senses.
The brain
200
Is the spine and skull apart of the skeletal system?
Yes! The spine and skull are parts of the skeletal system.
200
Does kicking a ball use voluntary muscles?
Yes! You control these muscles with your brain.
200
Are the stomach muscles voluntary or involuntary?
They are involuntary!
200
What two things does your blood carry around your body?
Oxygen and Nutrients
200
What body part helps messages travel from your brain to the rest of your body?
The spinal cord
300
How many bones are in the human body?
206 bones
300
Which organ pumps blood and is an involuntary muscle?
The heart!
300
What is the body part called that helps your food travel from your mouth to your stomach?
Esophagus
300
How do you keep the heart healthy?
Exercise and eating healthy!
300
What are the 5 senses?
Sight, smell, taste, hearing, touch
400
What does your skull protect?
Your brain! 
400
Tendons are rope-like bands under the skin. What two things do they join together?
Muscle and bones.
400
Where does your food go after it is in your stomach?
The small intestine
400
Where do veins carry blood?
To the heart.
400
Is your brain big or small?
Small
Did you know.... The newborn brain weighs approximately 350g at birth and a whopping 1kg by the time the baby celebrates their first birthday. That means the brain almost triples in size in only 12 months! To put this into perspective, the brain of a 6-year-old weighs 1.2kg and the brain of an adult is 1.4 – 1.5kg.
500
What is a joint? Bonus: name one.
A joint is where two bones meet together. It helps move your bones.
Elbow, shoulder, knee all have joints.
500
What is the difference between voluntary and involuntary muscles?
A person must decide to move voluntary muscles, but involuntary muscles work on their own.
500
Where does your food go after your small intestine?
The large intestine
500
How many chambers does the heart have?
4
500
How do the 5 senses send messages to the brain?
Through the nerves.
