The Food We Eat - Basal Reader
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The document discusses how Sam and Emma get energy from food to play sports. It explains that food is swallowed and travels through the throat to the stomach, then into the small and large intestines, where the body takes what it needs from the food before the leftovers exit the body as poop.
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The Food We Eat - Basal Reader
- 1. The Food We Eat By Sam, Emma and Eric
- 2. Our bodies need energy. 2
- 3. Sam needs energy to play football. 3
- 4. Emma needs energy to dance. 4
- 5. Emma and Sam get energy from food. 5
- 6. After you chew your food, you swallow it. 6
- 7. The food goes down your throat to your stomach. www.catalog.niddk.nih.gov Throat Stomach 7
- 8. Next, the food goes to your intestines. www.catalog.niddk.nih.gov Intestines 8
- 9. You have small intestines and large intestines. Small Intestines Large Intestines www.catalog.niddk.nih.gov 9
- 10. Your body takes the things it needs from the food when it is in your small intestines. www.catalog.niddk.nih.gov 10
- 11. The stuff that is left over leaves your body as poop. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lawrence_evil/110212240/ 11