Comparisons to the School

By: Meadow & Matea

The Brain The Brain is part of the nervous system The brain sends messages throughout the body using tiny nerve

cells The Brain consists of the Cerebrum, the Thalamus, the Brain stem,

and the Cerebellum

Cerebrum

We compared the cerebrum to the wires that control the electricity The cerebrum controls the things that you want to do ex. Move your

arm The cerebrum is part of the brain

Thalamus

We compared the thalamus to the computers The thalamus sorts out messages The thalamus is part of your brain

Brain Stem

We compared the brain stem to the P.A. The brain stem links the brain to the spinal chord The brain stem is part of the brain

Cerebellum We compared the cerebellum to the teacher The cerebellum makes sure all the parts of

the body work together, just like a teacher does to a class

The cerebellum is part of the brain

The Lungs

The Lungs are part of the respiratory system The Lungs help you breathe The Lungs consist of the Trachea, the Bronchus,

the Alveoli, and the Bronchioles

Trachea

We compared the trachea to the entrance to our school

The trachea is the windpipe that leads from your mouth to your chest

The trachea is part of the lungs

Bronchus

We compared the bronchus to the hallways in our school

The bronchus are two tubes that branch from the windpipe and lead to each of the lungs

The bronchus is part of the lungs

Alveoli

We compared the Alveoli to the classrooms in our school

The alveoli are sacks of air that supplies the air to our lungs

The alveoli is part of the lungs

Bronchioles

We compared the bronchioles to the students in the classrooms

The bronchioles are fine tubes inside the lungs that transports air to the air sacks A.K.A. the alveoli.

The bronchioles are part of the lungs

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