• Start by adding posts for major body systems (Digestive, Respiratory, Circulatory, Skeletal, Nervous)

• Add posts for individual organs and connect them to their primary system using arrows (Digestive: 5, Respiratory: 5, Circulatory: 2, Skeletal: 3, Nervous: 3)

• Create posts explaining connections between different systems to show how they work together (e.g., connect respiratory and circulatory systems to show how they work together for oxygen distribution) MINIMUM 2 CONNECTIONS

• You can include images, text, or short videos to explain the connections

• Use the information from pages 78 and 79 of your book, or look for additional information online

Sonia Zepeda

Miss Sonia

2. Cheating and crushing: Teeth and tongue crush food to facilitate digestion.

3. Beginning of digestion: Saliva contains enzymes that begin to break down food, especially carbohydrates.

4. Communication: It allows us to talk, express emotions and communicate through sounds and words.

5. Breathing: It can be used to breathe, especially in cases where the nose is blocked.

6. Flavor perception: It contains the taste buds, which allow us to enjoy the flavors and detect bad food.

Overall, the mouth is essential for nutrition, communication and sensory perception.