All parts of your body are very

important. It is all one complete system

that creates you. Each one does it’s job

to keep the bad parts out so that you can

stay happy and healthy. I can show you

what parts of my body do to help my stay

healthy.

I’ll begin with what in my head first.

This is Nathan Neuron. He is a cell in my

brain. His job is to control the Frontal,

Parietal, Occipital, and Temporal Lobe.

Each part has it’s own job. They all control

different parts of my body, including movements,

emotion, growth, and it even control my organs.

At the bottom of the brain, Stanley controls the

message room. After Nathan Neuron creates a

message to the rest of my body, Stanley sends

it out through the brainstem.

As we go down, we pass Coney and

Ersela. They work tirelessly to help me see

and hear.

We have now stopped at the mouth. When we swallow, food gets pushed down into the stomach by cells that work in the mouth and the esophagus. The esophagus is the tube that food goes down to reach my stomach.

Before we reach the stomach, we have

a few places to visit. The first organ is the

lungs. Take a big deep breathe. You lungs

have just moved in and out to take in oxygen.

Oxygen is the most important thing you need

to stay alive. So Larry the lung cell has a

very special job.

Next we have reached the heart. This

is a very special organ as well. It pumps

blood to the rest of you body. Brady the

blood cell carries oxygen to the rest of your

organs so that all function perfectly. If the

oxygen doesn’t reach your organs they don’t

work. The heart is one of the strongest

muscles in your body and has many different

parts that make it work. My heart is very

healthy don’t you think?

We’re going down just a smidge.

After bouncing past the lungs we hit the

liver. All that blood that’s so important has

to be cleaned. The liver cleans the blood

of any food so that it can be safe for the

rest of your body.

We have finally reached the stomach.

After all the eating, the food has to go somewhere.

Remember that large tube I mentioned

earlier called the esophagus? What does that

do again? The food travels to the stomach.

The stomach then breaks down the food and

separates them.It keeps the stuff you need

and the waste that turns into the number

two that we shall not mention.

The stomach is not the only organ

that has this job. The large and small intestine

plays a major part in creating number two

and your toots. And then all that good stuff

they take away from your last night’s dinner

is used in other parts of your body.