The document discusses the major body systems - the nervous system which controls the body and receives sensory information, the circulatory system which transports blood, nutrients and oxygen through the heart and blood vessels, the respiratory system which breathes in oxygen and out carbon dioxide through the lungs and windpipe, the locomotor system including bones, muscles and joints which enables movement, and the reproductive systems which enables reproduction through eggs, sperm and childbirth. Each system has specific organs that work together to perform important functions for the body.

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Teacher: Merche

2. What happens to our bodies when we do sport?
We inhale and exhale more air.
Blood flows fast around our bodies.

3. What do the senses do?
All the senses give information to the brain.
Sight
Taste
HearingSmell
Touch

4. The organ of touch is the skin.
We use our skin to identify is hot or cold,
hard or soft, smooth or rough.
Our five senses: touch

5. The organ of taste is the tongue.
We use our tongue to identify different flavours.
Our five senses: Tongue

6. The organs of sight are the eyes.
We use our eyes to identify color, shape, size…
Our five senses: Sight

7. The organ of smell is the nose.
We use our noses to indentity different smells.
Our five senses: smell

8. The organ of hearing are the ears.
We use our ears to identify loud, quiet…
Our five senses: hearing

9. The nervous system is made up of the brain, the
spinal cord and the nerves.
NERVOUS SYSTEM

10. FUNTIONS:
It controls everything.
It receives messages from
nerves
It gives instructions to the
nerves.
NERVOUS SYSTEM
BRAIN

11. NERVOUS SYSTEM
NERVES
The nerves are connected to the brain by the
spinal cord.
SPINAL CORD

12. We use our locomotor system moves our body, eat and speak.
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM

13. • Our locomotor system is made up of bones,
joints, muscles and tendons.
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM

14. Funtions:
•We can move some of them (example, arms and legs)
•Other muscles move automatically (example, the heart)
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
Muscles are elastic and flexible

15. Funtions:
•Bones make up the skeleton.
•They support the body.
•They protect the organs: heart,
lungs and brain.
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
Bones are hard and rigid.

16. The hip and the knee are joins
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
Joins: two o more bones meet.

17. When a muscle contracts it pull on the bone
LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
Tendons attach muscles to the bones.

18. How can we look after our locomotor system?
• We can warm up before doing sport
• Stretch after doing exercise.
• We can sleep 10 hours every day.
We should doWe should do
• Eat food with calcium

19. How can we look after our locomotor system?
• Sit with bad posture
• Carry heavy things.
We shouldn´t
do
We shouldn´t
do

20. How does our circulatory system work?
It’s made up of the heart, the blood and the blood vessels.
It carries nutrients from the food and oxygen from the air.
Our circulatory system is a transport system

21. CIRCULATORYSYSTEM
It’s made up of the heart, the blood and the blood vessels.
Heart Blood Blood Vessels

22. Blood: is a red liquid that goes around the body.
2 process:
CIRCULATORYSYSTEM
Pick up/collect nutrient and oxygen
Drop off carbon dioxide and
waste products
Blood travels in thin tubes called blood vessels

23. Heart is a muscle.
CIRCULATORYSYSTEM
It is in the middle of the chest.
It pumps/beats blood to every part of the body.

24. If we run our heart beats faster
If we have a rest our heart beats slower
CIRCULATORYSYSTEM

25. What’s the pulse?
A person’s heartbeat changes when they do any activity.
The pulse is the small thump you can feel in some parts of the body.

26. How does our respiratory system work?
It helps us breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon
dioxide.
It’s made up of the nostrils, the windpipe, the bronchi and
the lungs.
The oxygen enters and the carbón dioxide leaves.

27. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
a) Nose: The nose has two holes called nostrils.
b)Windpipe: is a tube that divides into two smaller tubes called bronchi.
c)Lungs: are two sacks that are protected by our ribs.
It’s made up of the nostrils, the windpipe, the bronchi and
the lungs.

28. RESPIRATORYSYSTEM
PROCESS:
1)The air enters our nose (the nose warms the air and the hairs clean it).
1)The air goes down the windpipe and the bronchi into the two lungs.

29. Windpipe
Bronchi
Lungs

30. RESPIRATORYSYSTEM
PROCESS:
3) In the lungs, the oxygen passes from the
air into the blood
4) The carbon dioxide passes from the blood
into the air.
5) The carbon dioxide leave our body when
we breathe out.
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen

31. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO10bTYa5R8
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QOObtVlyRI

32. REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Men and women have different reproductive systems.

33. The reproductive system allows us to have babies.
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
What’s the reproductive system?

34. FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
The eggs are kept in the ovaries.

35. MALE REPRODUCTIVE
The sperm are kept in the testicles.

36. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFZeyFbBLXE
Men have testicles and sperm.
Women have eggs and ovaries.

37. PROCESS:
1) A sperm fertilises an egg from the
woman.
2) The fertilised egg goes to the uterus.
3) It changes into an embryo.
4) The embryo grows bigger and bigger.
5) Nine monts later a baby is born.

38. What have we learnt?
senses
nervous
system
circulatory
system
Our bodies work using our…
respiratory
system
locomotor
system
reproductive
system

39. What have we learnt?
sight touch taste
There are five senses…
smell hearing