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How does Blood Go Around our Bodies?

In this worksheet, students will consolidate their understanding of blood vessels in the body, their design and what they carry.

'How does Blood Go Around our Bodies?' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 2

Year:  Year 6 Science worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Animals, including Humans

Curriculum subtopic:   Human Circulatory System

Popular topics:   Biology worksheets, Biology old worksheets, Human Body worksheets

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Worksheet Overview

Think of your body like a school: everyone in the school needs food, water, electricity and so on. Then, everyone generates waste that needs to be taken away. Moving stuff into and out of the school requires a transport system - that's the equivalent of our blood. In the school, lorries and vans deliver all sorts of goods, the postman brings letters and parcels, and water and electricity are delivered through pipes and cables. Then, the rubbish goes out in waste vehicles, in drains and so on.

 

Delivery truck  Delivery man  Food waste

 

Your own body's circulation system is like this: it delivers food and oxygen, taking away the waste from respiration, like carbon dioxide and protein waste (called urea which goes to make the urine we excrete from the body).

 

You will already know quite a lot about it, so now's your chance to check that and perhaps extend your understanding a little further. Here goes...

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