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Table of ContentsAwesome Anatomy: Touch

Awesome Anatomy: Parts of a CellAwesome Anatomy: Throaty in Here

Awesome Anatomy: Chomping at the BitAwesome Anatomy: Skull Science

Awesome Anatomy: Vision PrecisionAwesome Anatomy: Joined ForcesAwesome Anatomy: Bone(s) to Pick

Life Science Coloring: Single-Celled LifeAwesome Anatomy: Do You Smell Something?

Awesome Anatomy: EatingAwesome Anatomy: Eye See

Awesome Anatomy: Speaking of Which...Awesome Anatomy: Lend Me Your Ears!Awesome Anatomy: If I Only Had a Heart!

Awesome Anatomy: Follow Your HeartAwesome Anatomy: Circulation Station

Awesome Anatomy: Breathe EasyAwesome Anatomy: If I Only Had a Brain!

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Touch

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Specialized nerve endings in your skin respond topressure, touch and pain.Messages from thesesensory receptors (1)travel along a network of nerves (2) and up throughthe spinal cord (3) to reachthe brain (4).


Parts of a Cell

1. microvilli

2. cell membrane

3. nucleus

4. mitochondrion

5. golgi apparatus

6. vacuole

7. cytoplasm

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Ear, Nose and Throat

1. tongue 2. hard palate (roof of mouth) 3. tonsils

4. adenoids 5.inner ear 6. middle ear 7. ear canal

8. sinuses 9. trachea (windpipe)

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TeethIncisors (I)

Canines (C)

Premolars (P)

Molars (M)

used tonip andcut food.

used torip andtearfood.

used togrindfood.

used tochewfood.

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Skull

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1. orbit (eye socket)

2. nasal bone

3. maxilla ( upper jaw bone)

4. mandible ( lower jaw bone)

5. frontal bone

6. parietal bone

7. temporal bone

8. occipital bone

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VisionLight rays reflected by an object enteryour eye. The transparent cornea (1)and lens (2) focus these light raysonto the back of the retina (3)to form an upside-downimage of the object. Nerve cellsin the retinachange thelight rays into nerve impulsesthat travelalong theoptic nerve (4)to the brain.At the back of thebrain, thevisual cortex (5)interprets the nerveimpulses and switchesthe image right-side up.

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Joints

hip

knee

ankle

elbow

shoulder

wrist

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The Skeleton

1. skull

2. clavicle (collar bone)

3. sternum (breast bone)

4. humerus

5. ulna

6. radius

7. spine (backbone)

8. ribs

9. pelvis (hip bone)

10. femur

11. tibia

12. fibula


Single Celled Life

1. paramecium 2. algae 3. amoeba 4. volvox 5. rotifer

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Smell

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Chemical particles (1) from flowers, trees and other thingsin your environment are always floating around in the air. When you breathe in air through your nose, you also breathe in some of these particles. Once inside your nose, these particlesare moved by tiny hairs in the lining of your sinuses (2) up tospecial nerve endings (3) inthe olfactory bulb (4).The olfactory bulbdetects odors in the chemical particles and sends signals back to thebrain.


Eating

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When you eat, you taste foodwith your tongue (1)and chew it into pieces.When you swallow, pieces of foodmove downthe esophagus (2).As food movesthrough thestomach (3)and smallintestine (4),it breaks down intopieces tinyenough tofeed thecells in yourbody.Parts of thefood that cellsdon’t usekeep movingthrough your large intestine (5)and rectum (6)until they finallypass out of your body.


The Eye

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1. pupil 2.iris 3. sclera 4. cornea

5. lens

6. retina

7. optic nerve

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Speaking

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When you talk, airin your lungs (1) moves up yourwindpipe ortrachea (2) and rushes past yourvocal cords (3), causing them tovibrate. Yourvibrating cordsmake a sound.When the cordsare loose, the sound is low.As the cords tighten, the sound becomes higher.You can change the soundsyou make by movingyour jaws, lipsand tongue (4) .

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Hearing Inner Ear

Outer EarSound waves enter the ear (1) andmove through the ear canal. (2)

Vibrations from the middle ear enterthe cochlea (7) and turn intoelectrical signals that travel along theauditory nerve (8) to the brain.

Middle EarSound waves push against the ear drum (3) andcause it to vibrate. Vibrations move through threetiny bones: the hammer or malleus (4), the anvil or incus (5) and the stirrup or stapes (6).

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B= blue( veins )

R= bright red( arteries)

The Heart

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DR= dark red( heart muscle)

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from lung

to lung

to lung

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oxygen)

R= red( blood carrying

oxygenfrom the lungs)

The Heart blood circulation


Circulation

Arteries carry oxygenated bloodfrom the heart to all parts of the body.

Color the arteries red.

Veins return blood to the heartfrom all parts of the body.

Color the veins blue.


BreathingYou breathe in airthrough yournose (1) andmouth (2).

Air travelsdown thetrachea orwindpipe (3) and throughthe branchingbronchi (4)to reach thelungs (5).

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Brain

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1. cerebrum 2.cerebellum 3. brain stem 4. spinal cord

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