Let’s go step by step to label the parts of the digestive system shown in the diagram.
We’ll start from the top and move down, matching each blank box to the correct organ or part.
1. The very first box at the top left points to the mouth area — specifically, where food enters. That’s the
mouth.
2. The next box on the right side points to the long tube that goes from the throat down to the stomach. That’s the
esophagus.
3. The box pointing to the J-shaped organ below the esophagus is the
stomach — it holds and breaks down food.
4. The box pointing to the coiled yellow structure in the middle is the
small intestine — this is where most digestion and nutrient absorption happens.
5. The box pointing to the greenish outer loop around the small intestine is the
large intestine — it absorbs water and forms waste.
6. The last box at the bottom points to the end of the large intestine, where waste leaves the body. That’s the
rectum (or sometimes labeled as anus, but rectum is more accurate for this spot).
Now let’s double-check:
- Mouth → entry point
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- Esophagus → tube to stomach
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- Stomach → storage and mixing
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- Small intestine → main digestion
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- Large intestine → water absorption
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- Rectum → final exit before anus
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All labels match standard human digestive system anatomy.
Final Answer:
Top left box: Mouth
Right second box: Esophagus
Right third box: Stomach
Bottom right box: Large intestine
Bottom left box: Small intestine
Very bottom right box: Rectum
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of digestive system worksheet for kids.
