organs

The ___ is a small, stretchy organ that stores urine (pee) until you go to the toilet.

“The ___ holds urine before it leaves the body. When the ___ is full, you feel like going to the toilet. Doctors checked his ___ for any problems. Drinking too much water fills the ___ quickly. The ___ releases urine through the urethra.”

The ___ are two thin tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.

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The ___ are two organs in your body that filter blood, remove waste and extra water, and make urine.

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The ___ is the opening at the end of the digestive system where waste (poop) leaves the body.

“Waste leaves the body through the ___. The ___ is the final exit of the digestive system. Doctors may check the ___ during a medical exam if needed. Good hygiene is important for the ___. The ___ controls when the body releases waste.”

The ___ is the last part of the large intestine. It stores waste (poop) before it leaves the body.

“Waste is stored in the ___ before leaving the body. The ___ is the final part of the digestive system. Doctors checked his ___ during the examination. Problems in the ___ can cause discomfort. The ___ holds stool until you go to the toilet.”

The ___ is a small organ under your liver that stores bile, a liquid that helps your body digest fats.

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The ___ is an organ in your body that helps digestion and controls blood sugar by making important chemicals like insulin

“The ___ helps control sugar levels in your blood. Insulin is made by the ___. Doctors checked her ___ during the medical exam. The ___ plays an important role in digestion. A problem with the ___ can affect your health.”

The ___ is part of your digestive system. It is a long tube where food is further digested and nutrients are absorbed into your body.

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The ___ is an organ in your body where food is broken down after you eat.

“My ___ hurts after eating too much. Food goes to your ___ after you swallow it. She has an empty ___ and feels hungry. The doctor said his ___ is healthy. Spicy food can upset your ___.”

The ___ is a large organ in your body that helps clean your blood, process food nutrients, and remove harmful substances.

“The ___ helps remove toxins from your body. Drinking too much alcohol can damage your ___. The doctor checked his ___ during the health exam. Healthy food is good for your ___. The ___ plays an important role in digestion.”

The ___ is a tube in your body that carries food and drink from your throat to your stomach.

“Food goes down the ___ after you swallow. The ___ connects your throat to your stomach. Hot drinks can sometimes irritate the ___. The doctor explained how the ___ helps move food. When you eat too fast, food travels quickly through the ___.”

The ___ is the tube in your neck that carries air from your throat to your lungs.

“Air travels through the ___ when you breathe. The ___ connects your throat to your lungs. A small object can block the ___ and make breathing hard. The doctor explained how the ___ helps you breathe. When you swallow, food should not go into your ___.”

The ___ are two organs in your chest that help you breathe by taking in oxygen and sending out carbon dioxide.

“Your ___ help you breathe in fresh air. Smoking is very bad for your ___. After running, my ___ needed more air. The doctor checked his ___ with a test. Clean air is important for healthy ___.”

The ___ is the organ in your chest that pumps blood through your body. It is also used to talk about feelings, love, and emotions.

“The doctor listened to his ___ with a stethoscope. Running every day is good for your ___. My ___ was beating fast before the exam. He spoke from his ___ when he apologized.”

The ___ is the organ inside your head that controls thinking, memory, feelings, and how your body moves.

“Your ___ helps you think and solve problems. She used her ___ to remember the answer. After studying for hours, my ___ felt tired. The ___ controls how your body moves. Reading books is good exercise for your ___.”