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Different Ways Animals Eat
Compare chewing, sucking, filtering, scraping and swallowing food across animals.
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Nutrition in Animals
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Path of Food in Humans
Trace food from mouth to anus and identify the main function of each digestive organ.
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Digestion Begins
Describe chewing, saliva, tongue action, oesophagus movement and stomach digestion.
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Absorption of Digested Food
Connect bile, pancreatic juice, intestinal juice, villi and blood absorption with digestion.
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Water Absorption and Egestion
Explain how undigested food becomes faeces and leaves the body.
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Digestion in Ruminants
Describe cud chewing, rumen microbes and cellulose digestion in cattle and similar animals.
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Nutrition in Amoeba
Explain pseudopodia, food vacuole digestion and removal of undigested food.
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Healthy Digestion Choices
Use digestion knowledge to reason about balanced meals, chewing, fibre and digestive problems.
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