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Connective Tissue for kids Connective tissue because it adds structure, support, defense, transports, and binds. There are several types of connective tissue. Loose, fibrous, cartilage, blood, and bones.

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the digestive systemThe Functions of the digestion system

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Sharks by: John Michael and BlakeCartilage-Cartilage is lighter and more flexible than bones which allows the shark to be such an efficient hunter. -Cartilage helps the shark to use such little effort to make sharp an tough turns. -Cartilage is robust, but not as dense as bones.TeethEvery shark has a different pattern of teeth.

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2017Skeletal SystemBy:Add SubtitleJohn Caleb HolbrookFunctionsSupport, movement, protection, and production and storage.SupportThe Skeletal System gives you support which are your bones that hold your body up.MovementThe Skeletal System helps you to move by using your bones and muscles.ProtectionYour bones in your Skeletal System helps with protection for your body.Production and Storage.Bones

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Fusion EducationVoiced By: BentonSkeletal SystemHead and Chest BonesArm BonesWaist and Leg BonesOverview Of EpisodeHead BonesRibs, Sternum, ClaviclesChest BonesCranium And Jaw BonesArm BonesHumerus Ulna Radius CarpalsLeg BonesFemur Fibula Tibia CarpalsThanks For Watching!

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Skeletal SystemWhat is the Skeletal System?> It contains bones as well as other structures that connect and protect the bones and that support other functions in the body.What are the different types of bones?TarsalsPhalangesHumerusVertebraePelvisFemurPatellaSacrumTibiaFibulaUlnaRadiusRibsCoccxyCraniumJawboneClavicleScapulaSternumWhat are the five functions of the skeletal system?Support:The bones provide support, they help you stand, sit up, and walk without falling.Movement:The skeletal system enables different parts of the body to move in different ways because bones are connected to muscles so they can moveProtection:The skull protects the soft, fragile tissue of your brain from damage.

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Digestive SystemBY: Brooke J. MooreFunctions of the Digestive SystemFood is digestedNutrients and water in food are absorbedUndigested food is eliminatedFood is ingestedDid you get that because i did not!Ingested is not the same as digestingThinking CourseElimination- is the removal of undigested food and other waste in your body.Digestion- is the mechanical and chemical breakdown of food into small particles and molecules that your body can absorb and useKey WordsLets Move On..Digestive TrackToungeSalivary GlandsLiverGallbladderPancreasMajor OrgansGoodbye My Friends!!

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The Digestive System

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The Digestive SystemFunction of the Digestive SystemDigestive SystemThe Digestive System breaks down food and gets rid of all waste chemicalsOrgans of the Digestive System...The Mouthgrinds foodprepares food to be digestedpreforms mechanical digestionEsophagussends food from the mouth to the stomachconnects mouth to stomachMIND BLOWNStomachbreaks down/gets rid of chemicals swallowed with foodpreforms

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SharksBy:LindsayThis Video Will Cover The Types of Different Sharks and Facts About Them.Smooth-HoundLength: 2.3 - 2.6 Food: Small Crabs,Lobsters, and Shellfish Scientific Name: Mustelus MustelusGreat WhiteWeight: 1,500-2,400 Life Span: 70 years Length: 11-21 feetHammerheadWeight: 1,000 Pounds Length: 20 feet Favorite Food: StingraysSaw SharkWeight: 18 pounds Length:5.6 feet Favorite food: SquidsThanks For Watching!

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SHARKS BY:Vanessa K.The type of teeth that a shark all depends on the type fro example the dog fish's teeth is small and looks like a chain saw.

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What would you think would happen if you had no bones?The Skeletal SystemArm Bonestop to bottomLeg bonesTop to bottomFemer Patella Tibia (right) Fibula (left) Tarsals PhalangesClavical Scapula Humerous Ulna (right) Radius (left) Tarsals PhalangesTop To BottomCrainium Vertebrae Sternum Pelvis Sacrum CoccxyRest Of The BonesBefore You GoOne Last ThingNow what do you think would happen if you had no bones?Thanks For Watching

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Sharks

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Sharks By: Elizabeth EldeiryBones for SharksSharks don't actually have bones they have cartilage as a substitute.Digestive SystemThe shark has a unique digestive system because it only has one intestine the small intestine.Nervous SystemSharks also have a unique nervous system because they have normal senses but they also have a electric signal.Respiratory SystemSharks can only breath if they are moving, which would make it really hard to talk to themCirculatory SystemSharks only have a small heart that pumps deoxygenated bloodThanks for Watching

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Skeletal SystemThings are about to get a little BONY!!!The bones help you sit up, stand, and hold still.The Function of MovementThe Function of SupportAndThe bones work with muscles to help you move around.The Function of ProtectionThe bones protect your organs, your organ systems, and yourself.The bones produce red blood cells.The Function of ProductionAlso...The Function of StorageThe bones store fat and calcium.The outer layer of the bones.Spongy Bone TissueCompact Bone TissueThe middle layer of the bones.Bone MarrowThe inner layer of the bones.CartilageA strong, flexible tissue that covers the end of bones.That's All Folks!BYE!!!