David Oct. 28, 1996
Project 1 Mrs. Mullen
(Age 7)
 
SIGHT

I use my eyes to take a fish off the hook.

I use my eyes to read a book.

I use my eyes to watch TV.
 

HEARING

I use my ears to hear a turkey gobble.

I use my ears to listen to music.

I use my ears to hear rain on the roof.
 

SMELL

I use my nose to smell a skunk.

I use my nose to smell burning leaves.

I use my nose to smell a pie.
 
TASTE

I use my mouth to taste spicy pizza.

I use my mouth to taste a sour lemon.

I use my mouth to taste bitter cocoa.
 
FEEL

I use my hands to pet a fluffy cat.

I use my hands to give a dog a bath.

I use my hands to feel the powdery snow.
 
 

    The circulatory system includes the heart and three kinds of blood vessels: the arteries, the capillaries, and the veins.
    The heart pumps blood through the thick arteries to all parts of the body. It then goes through thin blood vessels called capillaries. Then the blood goes through thick vessels called veins on its way back to the heart. Just before the blood reaches the heart, it goes through the lungs for more oxygen. The blood makes a path, or circle, about 4000 times each day going from the heart and returning to the heart. This is why it is called the circulatory system.