Mrs. Anna Ward James Martin MS.  Please turn in Quiz 5 corrections  Quiz 6 (Circulatory and Respiratory Systems) on Friday  Please bring in bottles.

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Mrs. Anna Ward James Martin MS

 Please turn in Quiz 5 corrections  Quiz 6 (Circulatory and Respiratory Systems) on Friday  Please bring in bottles for our activity tomorrow. I have 5 so far.

 The respiratory system is the body system responsible for exchanging gases with the air around you ◦ Includes the:  Trachea: AKA your windpipe (tube that connects mouth/nose to lungs)  Lungs: Inhale Oxygen and Exhale Carbon Dioxide  Diaphragm: muscle below that moves the lungs

 The respiratory system brings in oxygen which the circulatory system transports to your cells.

These are super interesting and answers the two questions I get the most during this unit.

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 Please do not eat anything at the stations. These items were left over from last year.  Please do not waste any items. We do not want to run out by fifth block.  Please answer the questions at each station in your science notebook.