Label the Digestive System
5th grade digestive system diagram to label with a word bank: mouth, liver, pancreas, rectum and more, plus three short questions and an answer key.
5th Grade Digestive System Worksheets
5th grade digestive system worksheets: labeling the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, liver and pancreas, the path of food and what each organ does.
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Digestive System worksheets to download
The Path of Food
5th grade science worksheet on the path of food: number six organ cards, then complete a flow chart of what happens to a bite of apple. Answer key included.
Digestive Organs and Their Jobs
5th grade digestive system worksheet: match eight organs to their jobs, then answer three questions on chewing and nutrients. Answer key included.
How Long Are Your Intestines?
5th grade science and math: use digestive organ lengths to subtract, add, convert feet to yards and draw a bar graph. Answer key included.
Journey of a Sandwich Reading
5th grade reading and science: follow a turkey sandwich through the digestive system, then answer ten questions and label a diagram. Answer key included.
Digestive System Check
5th grade digestive system check: label five organs, number the path of food, choose where nutrients are absorbed and name a helper organ. Answer key.
Curriculum objectives covered
“Name the main organs of the digestive system and find each one on a diagram.”
“Describe where an organ sits and how it compares with another, such as the length of the small and large intestines.”
“Put the organs of the digestive system in the order food passes through them.”
“Say what happens to food in each organ of the digestive system.”
“Match each organ of the digestive system to its job.”
“Explain why a step in digestion matters to the body.”
5.MD.A.1
“Convert among different-sized standard measurement units within a given measurement system (e.g., convert 5 cm to 0.05 m), and use these conversions in solving multi-step, real world problems.”
“Read a data table and show the numbers on a bar graph.”
RI.5.1
“Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.”
RI.5.4
“Determine the meaning of general academic and domain-specific words and phrases in a relevant grade 5 topic or subject area.”
“Name the main organs of the digestive system and put them in the order food passes through them.”
“Tell the organs that food passes through from the organs that only help digestion.”
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