Heart
Brain
Lungs
Intestines
Mystery
100

What sound does your heart make?

“Thump-thump!”

100

What does your brain help you do with a story you heard yesterday?

Remember it.

100

What do you do with your lungs: breathe or blink?

Breathe

100

Do your intestines help with food or hearing?

Food

100

What body part helps you smell a flower?

Your nose

200

Does your heart pump blood or air?

Blood

200

Does your brain help you remember things?

Yes

200

When you breathe in, does air go into your lungs or your stomach?

Lungs

200

Does food travel through your intestines before or after you swallow it?

After

200

What do you use to hear music?

Ears

300

Put your hand on your chest. What might you feel?

Your heartbeat

300

What does your brain help you do when you have two choices?

 Make a decision.

300

What do you breathe in from the air that your body needs?

Oxygen

300

Are your intestines straight like a ruler or curled up inside you?

Curled up

300

What hard parts inside your body help you stand?

Bones

400

Does your heart keep beating while you sleep?

Yes

400

Which food can help keep your brain healthy: blueberries or candy?

Blueberries.

400

What happens to your breathing when you run: does it get faster or slower?

Faster

400

What useful things do your intestines take from food?

Nutrients

400

What do muscles help your body do?

Move

500

Why does your heart pump blood around your body?

To carry oxygen and nutrients to your body

500

How does your brain tell your hand to wave?

It sends a message through nerves

500

How do your lungs and heart work together?

Lungs bring in oxygen; the heart helps move it around the body

500

Why are your intestines curled up inside your belly?

So a long tube can fit inside your body.

500

Name two things you can do to help keep your body healthy.

Examples: sleep, move, drink water, and eat a variety of foods

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