Here is the correct labeling for the “Nourishing Organs” worksheet, matching each letter to the corresponding organ in the human digestive system:
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Correct Letter Answers:
1.
J — Colon
2.
M — Anus
3.
D — Tongue
4.
F — Epiglottis
5.
E — Salivary Glands
6.
C — Liver
7.
B — Gallbladder
8.
O — Anus *(Note: This appears to be a duplicate or error — see explanation below)*
9.
A — Appendix
10.
G — Esophagus
11.
H — Stomach
12.
I — Pancreas
13.
K — Duodenum
14.
L — Ileum (small intestine)
15.
N — Caecum
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📌 Important Note:
There appears to be an
error in the worksheet:
- Item #2 and #8 both ask for “Anus” — but only one anus exists.
- In the diagram,
M is clearly the anus (the final exit point).
-
O points to the rectum or sigmoid colon area — not the anus.
→ So
#8 should likely be “Rectum”, not “Anus”. But since the worksheet says “Anus”, we’ll assign
M to both #2 and #8 for accuracy based on the image. However, this is probably a typo.
✔ Recommended correction for clarity:
- Change #8 from “Anus” to “Rectum”, which would then match
O.
But based strictly on the image and labels as given:
>
#2: M — Anus
>
#8: M — Anus *(same organ — likely a worksheet error)*
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✔ Final Answer Key (with corrected assumption):
If we assume #8 was meant to be
“Rectum”, then:
1.
J — Colon
2.
M — Anus
3.
D — Tongue
4.
F — Epiglottis
5.
E — Salivary Glands
6.
C — Liver
7.
B — Gallbladder
8.
O — Rectum *(corrected from “Anus”)*
9.
A — Appendix
10.
G — Esophagus
11.
H — Stomach
12.
I — Pancreas
13.
K — Duodenum
14.
L — Ileum (small intestine)
15.
N — Caecum
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## 💡 What are the right foods to eat for our growth and development?
For healthy growth and development, especially in children and teens, you should eat a balanced diet rich in:
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Proteins – for building and repairing tissues (e.g., eggs, chicken, fish, beans, tofu, dairy)
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Calcium & Vitamin D – for strong bones and teeth (e.g., milk, cheese, yogurt, fortified cereals, sunlight)
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Iron – for healthy blood and energy (e.g., red meat, spinach, lentils, fortified grains)
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Vitamins A, C, E, and B-complex – for immune support, skin health, and energy metabolism (e.g., fruits, vegetables, whole grains)
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Healthy Fats – for brain development (e.g., avocados, nuts, seeds, olive oil, fatty fish like salmon)
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Fiber – for digestion (e.g., whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes)
✔ Eat a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and low-fat dairy daily. Avoid too much sugar, salt, and processed foods.
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Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards for these organs! 🍎📚
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of body organs and their functions worksheet.
