The reproductive system allows humans to reproduce. The male reproductive system produces sperm through organs like the testes and penis. The female reproductive system produces eggs through organs like the ovaries, uterus, fallopian tubes, vagina and vulva. Fertilization occurs when an egg and sperm join to create an embryo. Pregnancy is when the embryo develops into a fetus inside the uterus, receiving nutrients from the mother through the placenta. Birth happens after 9 months of pregnancy, when contractions push the fetus out through the vagina.

1. WHAT´S THE REPRODUCTION FUNCTION?
 It´s all the processes which allow us to have babies.
 THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM is the part of the body
responsible for reproduction.
 THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS are different in men
and women.
 The men reproductive system produces spermatozoa.
 The women R.S produces ova.
 HUMAN REPRODUCTION is sexual because it needs
two people.

2. THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
 It is responsible for producing spermatozoa.
 It is made up of different organs. The most important ones
are the testes and the penis.
 TESTES: they produce spermatozoa. They are oval and are
inside the scrotum, which is a bag of skin.
 PENIS: it is a long organ located over the scrotum. The urethra
runs through it.

3. THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
 It produces ova and protects the baby while it develops.
 It is made up of the ovaries, the uterus, the Falopian tubes,
the vagina and the vulva.
 OVARIES: they produce the ova. They are oval and are
inside the abdomen.
 UTERUS: It is a hollow, pear-shaped organ with thick
muscular walls. In here, the baby develops.
 FALLOPIAN TUBES: They are two tubes which connect
the ovaries with the uterus.
 VAGINA: It is a tube that connects the uterus with the
outside.
 VULVA: It is formed by the labia, which covers the
entrance of the vagina and the urethra.

4. FERTILISATION, PREGNANCY AND BIRTH
 FERTILISATION is when a spermatozoon and a ovum join
together to create a zygote. Then, it develops into an
embryo inside the uterus.
 PREGNANCY is the process when the embryo develops
inside the uterus and becomes a foetus.
During the pregnancy, the foetus receives food and
oxygen from the mother through the placenta. And it also
expels waste matter. The umbilical cord connects the
foetus´tummy to the mother.

5. BIRTH
 When the foetus has developed, the uterus contracts and
the next process begins. It usually happens after 9
months.
 BIRTH is when the foetus comes out the mother through the
vagina.
The doctor cuts the umbilical cord and the result is our umbilical
button.