Digestive System By: Benzel Karl P. Quilbio, LPT Digestive System Q4 Science 8 WEEK 1 By: Benzel Karl P. Quilbio, LPT S8LT-IVa-13 MELCs: OBJECTIVES: MELCs: Explain ingestion, absorption, assimilation, and excretion OBJECTIVES: describe the role of organ System experiment on a certain food to obtain information on the following: a. mechanical digestion b. chemical digestion describe how the upper and lower gastrointestinal tracts work explain how digestive system perform the following functions: a. ingestion c. absorption e. egestion b. digestion d. assimilation REVIEW: LET US PLAY! LET US PLAY! ANSWER t m a LET US PLAY! LET US PLAY! ANSWER f d LET US PLAY! LET US PLAY! ANSWER D e s ACTIVITY: Experiment time Make sure you have the materials! • Biscuit • A sheet of paper for recording • Ball pen RECORD TABLE FOOD ITEM BISCUIT 1. What organs are involved in chewing the soda cracker? 2. What do you think happened to the soda cracker in your mouth? TASTE OF FOOD BEFORE CHEWING AFTER CHEWING ANALYSIS: Guide Questions ANALYSIS: Guide Questions ANALYSIS: Guide Questions • Can you name the organs where the food passes through as you chew? • What do you think is the role of your teeth? • What do you think is the role of your saliva? • Does chewing it considered mechanical digestion or chemical digestion? • Can you name some chemicals involved on the breakdown of the food that you just ate? ABSTRACTION ABSTRACTION Mouth (Ingestion) • Mastication (mechanical digestion) • Release of enzyme ABSTRACTION Bolus ABSTRACTION Esophagus • Movement of muscle (peristalsis) Bolus ABSTRACTION • Release on enzyme (pepsin) to break protein. Stomach Chyme ABSTRACTION Pancreas • Located below the stomach. • Releases pancreatic juice to the small intestine. ABSTRACTION Liver • Releases bile • Bile- breaks fats and remove toxins. ABSTRACTION • Stores bile • Releases bile in small intestine. Gallbladder ABSTRACTION • Absorbs nutrients through villi. Small intestine (absorption) ABSTRACTION • Digested food move inside the cell. Cell absorption (assimilation) ABSTRACTION Large intestine • Reabsorbs water that was not absorbed by small intestine ABSTRACTION • Feces moves out of the body Anus (egestion) APPLICATION: Labeling a. Anus b. Esophagus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine e. Liver f. Mouth g. Pancreas h. Rectum i. Small intestine j. Stomach APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth a. Anus b. Esophagus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine e. Liver g. Pancreas h. Rectum i. Small intestine j. Stomach APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus a. Anus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine e. Liver g. Pancreas h. Rectum i. Small intestine j. Stomach APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Stomach a. Anus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine e. Liver g. Pancreas h. Rectum i. Small intestine APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Stomach Pancreas a. Anus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine e. Liver h. Rectum i. Small intestine APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Liver Stomach Pancreas a. Anus c. Gall bladder d. Large intestine h. Rectum i. Small intestine APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Liver Gall bladder Stomach Pancreas a. Anus d. Large intestine h. Rectum i. Small intestine APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Liver Gall bladder Small intestine Stomach Pancreas a. Anus d. Large intestine h. Rectum APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Liver Gall bladder Small intestine Stomach Pancreas Large intesti ne a. Anus h. Rectum APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Esophagus Liver Gall bladder Small intestine Stomach Pancreas Large intestine Rectum Anus APPLICATION: Labeling Mouth Ingestion Esophagus Liver Gall bladder Small intestine Digestion &Assimilation Stomach Digestion Pancreas Large intestine Absorption Rectum Anus Egestion ASSIGNMENT III. Enrichment Answer the multiple-choice assessment (Test Yourself) on your book page 235-238 Reference: Ferrioles, J., Ramos, A. C., & Silvero, A. A. (2019) Exploring life through Science: The new Grade 8. Quezon City: Phoenix Publishing House. Pages 273-27&280-282