Digestive System Organ Labeling
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Digestive System Organ Labeling
🎯 Learning Objectives
I can...
- Identify the major organs of the digestive system and describe their physical structure
- Explain the primary function of each digestive organ in the overall digestion process
- Use scientific models (diagrams) to visually represent digestive system components
📋 Part 1: Organ Identification
Instructions: Label each numbered organ in the digestive system diagram below. Use the word bank provided.
Digestive System Diagram
(Numbers 1-9 pointing to different organs)
Word Bank: Mouth, Esophagus, Stomach, Liver, Pancreas, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum, Anus
✍️ Part 2: Function Matching
Instructions: Match each organ with its primary function by writing the correct letter next to each number.
Organs:
1. Mouth ____
2. Stomach ____
3. Small Intestine ____
4. Large Intestine ____
5. Liver ____
6. Esophagus ____
Functions:
A. Absorbs most nutrients and water
B. Produces bile to break down fats
C. Mechanical and chemical breakdown begins
D. Absorbs water and forms solid waste
E. Muscular tube that moves food to stomach
F. Churns and mixes food with acid
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