fiber a type of carbohydrate. large intestine the thicker, shorter intestine. peristalsis creates wave like movements to push the food down. mouth where the digestive system starts. small intestine the skinny, and long intestine. bile fluid produced by your liver. villi finger like, and absorbs. liver the largest organ IN your body. Mechanical Digestion physical digestion. gallbladder small pouch fat your body needs this for energy and other functions.
saliva glands were your saliva is released from. stomach a j shaped organ. pepsin breaks down proteins. enzyme proteins that help to speed up the metabolism.
absorption when nutrients get absorbed. teeth chews the food. saliva the liquid that forms inside of your mouth to make the food slippery. Chemical Digestion type of digestion that deals with chemicals and liquids. esophagus the muscular tube that leads from your mouth to your stomach. mucus lines the walls of your stomach so the acid doesn't burn you. epiglottis the flap that prevents you from choking. enzymes proteins digestive system the whole process of digestion. fiber a type of carbohydrate. large intestine the thicker, shorter intestine. peristalsis creates wave like movements to push the food down. mouth where the digestive system starts. small intestine the skinny, and long intestine. bile fluid produced by your liver. villi finger like, and absorbs. liver the largest organ IN your body. Mechanical Digestion physical digestion. gallbladder small pouch fat your body needs this for energy and other functions. saliva glands were your saliva is released from. stomach a j shaped organ. pepsin breaks down proteins. enzyme proteins that help to speed up the metabolism. absorption when nutrients get absorbed. teeth chews the food. saliva the liquid that forms inside of your mouth to make the food slippery. Chemical Digestion type of digestion that deals with chemicals and liquids. esophagus the muscular tube that leads from your mouth to your stomach. mucus lines the walls of your stomach so the acid doesn't burn you. epiglottis the flap that prevents you from choking. enzymes proteins digestive system the whole process of digestion.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
O-a type of carbohydrate.
O-fiber
G-the thicker, shorter intestine.
G-large intestine
I-creates wave like movements to push the food down.
I-peristalsis
I-where the digestive system starts.
I-mouth
I-the skinny, and long intestine.
I-small intestine
I-fluid produced by your liver.
I-bile
O-finger like, and absorbs.
O-villi
G-the largest organ IN your body.
G-liver
G-physical digestion.
G-Mechanical Digestion
B-small pouch
B-gallbladder
B-your body needs this for energy and other functions.
B-fat
O-were your saliva is released from.
O-saliva glands
N-a j shaped organ.
N-stomach
N-breaks down proteins.
N-pepsin
G-proteins that help to speed up the metabolism.
G-enzyme
B-when nutrients get absorbed.
B-absorption
O-chews the food.
O-teeth
B-the liquid that forms inside of your mouth to make the food slippery.
B-saliva
N-type of digestion that deals with chemicals and liquids.
N-Chemical Digestion
O-the muscular tube that leads from your mouth to your stomach.
O-esophagus
I-lines the walls of your stomach so the acid doesn't burn you.
I-mucus
B-the flap that prevents you from choking.
B-epiglottis
G-proteins
G-enzymes
N-the whole process of digestion.
N-digestive system