salivainportant in bothmechanical andchemical digestionand starts in themouthproteinnutrients thatthat containnitrogen andcan serve as asource ofenergyfathighenergynutrientsliverproducesbilemouthreleasesmouthwaters calledsalivachemicaldigestionthe breakdown ofcomplexmolecules intosimpler ones andis accoplished byenzymeslargeintestinethe last sectionto the digestivesystem and isshapedsomewhat like ahorseshoemechanicaldigestionbeginswhen youtake a biteof foodgallbladderstoresbileesophagusconnectsthe mouthto thestomachmucuslines theesophagusfromstomachacidspart of thedigestion systemwhere most of thechemical digestiontakes placenutrientsthe substance infood that providethe rawmaterials andenergy the bodyneedscarbohydratesthey are anutreint andare a majorsource ofenergyjshapedpouchepiglottisa flap oftissue thatseals offyourwindpipevillitiny fingershapedstucturespancreasproducesenzymesenymesa protein thatspeeds upchemicalreactions inthe bodyperistalsisinvoluntarywavesaminoacidslinked togetherchemically to formlarge proteinmolecules andmake up proteinspepsinan enzyme thatbreaks downproteins intoshorter chainsof amino acidsabsorptionthe proccess bywhich nutrientmolecules passthrough the wall ofyour digestivesystem into yourbloodbilebreaksdownfatsalivainportant in bothmechanical andchemical digestionand starts in themouthproteinnutrients thatthat containnitrogen andcan serve as asource ofenergyfathighenergynutrientsliverproducesbilemouthreleasesmouthwaters calledsalivachemicaldigestionthe breakdown ofcomplexmolecules intosimpler ones andis accoplished byenzymeslargeintestinethe last sectionto the digestivesystem and isshapedsomewhat like ahorseshoemechanicaldigestionbeginswhen youtake a biteof foodgallbladderstoresbileesophagusconnectsthe mouthto thestomachmucuslines theesophagusfromstomachacidspart of thedigestion systemwhere most of thechemical digestiontakes placenutrientsthe substance infood that providethe rawmaterials andenergy the bodyneedscarbohydratesthey are anutreint andare a majorsource ofenergyjshapedpouchepiglottisa flap oftissue thatseals offyourwindpipevillitiny fingershapedstucturespancreasproducesenzymesenymesa protein thatspeeds upchemicalreactions inthe bodyperistalsisinvoluntarywavesaminoacidslinked togetherchemically to formlarge proteinmolecules andmake up proteinspepsinan enzyme thatbreaks downproteins intoshorter chainsof amino acidsabsorptionthe proccess bywhich nutrientmolecules passthrough the wall ofyour digestivesystem into yourbloodbilebreaksdownfat

Alexa's digestion card - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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.


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  1. inportant in both mechanical and chemical digestion and starts in the mouth
    saliva
  2. nutrients that that contain nitrogen and can serve as a source of energy
    protein
  3. high energy nutrients
    fat
  4. produces bile
    liver
  5. releases mouth waters called saliva
    mouth
  6. the breakdown of complex molecules into simpler ones and is accoplished by enzymes
    chemical digestion
  7. the last section to the digestive system and is shaped somewhat like a horseshoe
    large intestine
  8. begins when you take a bite of food
    mechanical digestion
  9. stores bile
    gall bladder
  10. connects the mouth to the stomach
    esophagus
  11. lines the esophagus from stomach acids
    mucus
  12. part of the digestion system where most of the chemical digestion takes place
  13. the substance in food that provide the raw materials and energy the body needs
    nutrients
  14. they are a nutreint and are a major source of energy
    carbohydrates
  15. j shaped pouch
  16. a flap of tissue that seals off your windpipe
    epiglottis
  17. tiny finger shaped stuctures
    villi
  18. produces enzymes
    pancreas
  19. a protein that speeds up chemical reactions in the body
    enymes
  20. involuntary waves
    peristalsis
  21. linked together chemically to form large protein molecules and make up proteins
    amino acids
  22. an enzyme that breaks down proteins into shorter chains of amino acids
    pepsin
  23. the proccess by which nutrient molecules pass through the wall of your digestive system into your blood
    absorption
  24. breaks down fat
    bile