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Churns and mixes food
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Stores the bile the Pancreas
liver produces
Produces enzymes that
help break down food

SM_LL _NT_ST_N_S
Digests and absorbs proteins,
fats, and carbohydrates

L_RG_ R_CT_M
_NT_ST_N_S
Acts as the stool's
temporary storage
Absorbs salt and water
from food, leaving a soft
mass called stool
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Where stool
exits the body

Name: _____________________
 C TION
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Cranium (skull)
FU the
Mandible (jaw)

Clavicle (collarbone)
Scapula (shoudler blade)

S_PP_RT Sternum (breastbone)

Rib (rib cage)
Keeps the body
upright and prevents
Humerus (upper arm)
it from collapsing

Spinal column (backbone)

PR_T_CT_ON
Shields soft organs
such as the brain,
heart, and lungs
Ulna (forearm)
Radius (forearm)
Carpals (wrist bones)
Metacarpals (hand bones)

M_V_M_NT Phlanages (fingers)

Allows movement by
working together
Pelvic Girdle (pelvis)
with the muscles
Sacrum
Cocyx (tailbone)
F_CT_RY
Forms red blood cells, Femur (thigh bone)
specifically in the
Patella (kneecap)
bone's red marrow
Tibia (shin bone)

ST_R_G_ Fibula (calf bone)

Stores and releases

Tarsals (ankle bones)
calcium to the body

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Metatarsals (foot bones)

S k elet SYSTEM
Phalanges (toe bones)
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Name: _____________________
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Insects are invertebrates, which means they
have no backbone. Insects have six legs,
antennae, and three parts to their body.

Bee
Ant

Ladybug

Cricket
Mosquito

Dragonfly

Caterpillar
Fly

Grasshopper

Butterfly
Praying
mantis
FEELINGS
DRAWING BOOK
HOW DOES HE FEEL?

HAPPY
HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

SURPRISED
HOW DOES HE FEEL?

ANGRY
HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

SCARED
HOW DOES HE FEEL?

NERVOUS
HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

TIRED
HOW DOES HE FEEL?

SAD
HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

BORED
HOW DOES HE FEEL?

SHY
HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

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