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GROUP 5
GROUP GROUP 2
1
Let’s do this!!!
• Get the plastic container,
scissors, bread, and banana.
• Put the banana and bread into the
plastic container.
BREAD
+
BANANA
• Cut the banana and bread into smaller
pieces, using the pair of scissors.
• Pour a little amount of water on it. See what
happens to the bread and banana, then write
your observations.
BREAD
+
BANANA
Mouth
-digestion
starts here
when taking
the first bite of
food.
• Get a plastic cup. Put your
hand inside it and mash the
food through it.
Observe what happens to the
food.
Molar Teeth
-helps
make food
soft and
easy to
swallow.
ESOPHAGUS
-receives
food from
your mouth
when you
swallow.
PERISTALSIS
-series of muscular
contractions
STOMACH
• Get the plastic bag. Put a small
amount of vinegar on the
plastic bag, then transfer the
“chewed food” into it. Tie the
plastic bag.
• Massage the plastic bag
containing the “chewed food”
and vinegar. Observe what
happens to the food.
STOMACH ACID
STOMACH
Further digestion
• Transfer the stomach content into
the stockings over a plastic
container.
SMALL INTESTINE
Receives stool
from the colon
hold the stool
RECTUM
until elimination
happens.
• Push the content out of the
paper cup.
ANUS
Esophagus
Stomach
Gall bladder
Small
intestine
Large
intestine
Rectum
Anus
Summary
Main Organs:
• SMALL INTESTINE
• MOUTH
• LARGE INTESTINE
• ESOPHAGUS
• RECTUM
• STOMACH
• ANUS
Accessory Organs:
• SALIVARY GLANDS
• LIVER
• GALL BLADDER
• PANCREAS
The DIGESTIVE SYSTEM breaks
down the food we eat.
Did you know ?
The time it takes for food to
travel from entering the mouth
to be excreted as waste is
around 30 to 40 hours.
The act of swallowing is a
complex process that closes the
windpipe (to protect our lungs)
and moves food into the
esophagus.
O
R
Eating or
snacking too
close to bed time
Eating a lot of fibre
Drinking too much
alcohol
Eating too quickly
Cleansing your
bowels
Limiting fatty foods
Eating too much
TOO MUCH
can hurt
you
SO MUCH