Sense & Nervous System
This sense allows us to identify color, shape, size and distance.
sense of sight
These are parts of the locomotor system which are hard and rigid.
bones
It's a red liquid that goes around the body.
blood
These are the two holes in our nose.
nostrils
These are where sperm kept.
testicles
This sense allows us to identify different flavors such as sweet, sour, salty and bitter.
sense of taste
These are parts of the locomotor system which are elastic and flexible.
muscles
It's a muscle the size of your fist. It's in the middle of the chest, and works day and night to pump blood through out the body.
heart
It's a tube where air travels. It is connected to the bronchi.
trachea/ windpipe
These are where eggs kept.
ovaries
The sense of hearing helps us identify loud, quiet, high and low sounds. What are the organs of hearing?
ears
These are where two or ore bones meet. Examples are shoulders, elbows, wrists, hip, knees and ankles.
joints
These are dropped off by the blood in the body.
carbon dioxide (and waste products)
These are smaller tubes where the air passes from the trachea to the lungs.
bronchi
This is where fertilized eggs go to.
uterus
It is a long, thin, tubular structure that connects nerves to the brain.
spinal cord
How many bones are there in our body?
206 (two hundred six) bones
These are thin tubes where blood travels.
blood vessels
These are two sacks that are protected by the ribs.
lungs
The fertilized eggs changes into this.
embryo
This organ is protected by the skull. It controls everything that happens in our bodies. It receives messages from our five senses and gives instructions.
brain
These attach muscles to the bones.
tendons
This is a small thump that you feel in some parts of your body every time your heart beats.
pulse
These enters our body when we breathe in through our nose.
oxygen
How long does a baby born?
9 months