Hear Your Heart
Heart
The part of your body that pumps blood all around.
Oxygen
A gas in the air that your body needs to live, move, and think.
Food
Food gives your body energy and helps you grow.
Talking
Using air and body parts (like lips and tongue) to make words.
Brain
An organ that controls everything you do, think, and feel.
Stethoscope
A tool doctors use to listen to your heart.
Lungs
Organs in your chest that help you breathe.
Digestive System
The path food travels through your body.
Tongue
A muscle in your mouth that helps you say different words and sounds
Cerebellum
Helps you move, balance, and coordinate your body.
Arteries
Tubes that carry blood away from the heart.
Bronchi
Two tubes that branch from the trachea and carry air into each lung.
Esophagus
A tube that carries food from your mouth to your stomach.
Humming
Making a sound with your mouth closed using your voice and nose.
Amygdala
Controls your emotions like fear, happiness, and anger.
Veins
Tubes that carry blood back to the heart.
Carbon dioxide
A waste gas that your body makes and breathes out.
Small Intestine
A long tube where nutrients go into the blood.
Lips
The soft parts around your mouth that help shape sounds.
Hippocampus
Helps you store and remember information.
Valves
Little doors in the heart that open and close to keep blood moving the right way.
Diaphragm
A strong muscle under the lungs that helps you breathe in and out.
Large Intestine
Removes waste your body does not need.
Larynx
A part in your throat that helps you make sounds when air passes through it.
Prefrontal Cortex
Helps you make decisions and plans.