The Human Body
This mealtime is often called the most important of the day.
What is Breakfast?
This is the hardest substance in your body, and it covers your teeth.
What is enamel?
You should wash these often to stay healthy.
What are your hands?
You breathe in this invisible gas that your body needs.
What is oxygen? (Air also acceptable)
You use this body part to taste ice cream.
What is your tongue?
These are fruits or vegetables that help keep your eyes healthy and strong.
What are carrots?
Where are the smallest bones in your body located?
These tiny invaders can make you sick.
Wat are germs? (bacteria or viruses also acceptable)
This is the main organ you use to breathe.
What are your lungs?
You probably DON'T use these to things when your parents are speaking even though you should be.
What are your ears?
This dairy food is high in calcium and helps build strong bones.
What is milk? (cheese or yogurt also acceptable)
This bone protects your brain.
What is the skull?
This clear liquid helps your body stay hydrated.
What is water?
These tiny air sacs in your lungs help send oxygen into your blood.
What are alveoli?
Your skin helps you use this sense.
What is touch?
These natural substances from food keep your body working right—like vitamin C.
What are vitamins?
This part of your body has the most bones.
What is the hand?
This superhero system fights off illness and infection in your body.
What is the immune system?
This tube carries air from your mouth to your lungs.
What is windpipe? (Trachea also acceptable)
This part of your eye lets in light and gives you eye color.
What is the iris?
This type of nutrient gives you long-lasting energy and includes bread and pasta
What are carbohydrates?
This long bone in your leg is the strongest in your body.
What is the femur?
This special liquid can be used to clean cuts and kill germs.
What is antiseptic? (rubbing alcohol or H2O2 also acceptable)
This gas is what your body breathes out after using oxygen.
What is carbon dioxide?
You use this sense to identify pleasant... and sometimes not so pleasant odors.
What is smell?