DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND
THEIR INTERACTION WITH
THE OTHER ORGAN
Module III
Science 8
LESSON OBJECTIVES
1. identify the basic organs
responsible in the process ,
 2. sequence the process that
involve in the digestion and
3. explain the importance of
digestion in the living
organisms.
Food is a basic unit
for survival
DIGESTION: ITS PROCESS
Digestion is a process by which
food is changed into absorbable
nutrients that the body can use.
The food passes through the
digestive tract, a long coiled,
muscular tube that stretches
from the mouth to the anus
HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Source: Google Images
Source: Google Images
PROCESS
The digestive system is
concerned with the process of :
1.Ingestion
2.Digestion
3.Absorption
4.Egestion
TYPES OF DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
1. Incomplete digestive system
-wherein there is only single opening for the
ingestion of food and elimination of
undigested materials
-more common among invertebrates such as
planarians and cnidarians where anus is
absent.
2. Complete digestive system
- they have digestive tubes with two
openings- a mouth and an anus
- where food moves along the digestive tube
in one direction.
STAGES IN THE DIGESTION PROCESS
1. Mechanical digestion
-through which food undergoes
physical change by tearing,
grinding and chewing
2. Chemical digestion
-wherein food is broken down into
simpler molecules in the presence
of enzymes
ENZYMES AND ITS ROLE IN DIGESTION
Source: Google Images
ACTIVITY
Label your Digestive
System
MINUTE QUIZ
In a ¼ sheet of paper, answer the question below.
How important are the enzymes
in our body especially in the
digestion process?
ASSIGNMENT
In one half crosswise. Answer the question
below.
Write a paragraph describing what
happens to the food you eat at breakfast.
Trace its pathway from mouth to the anus.
Includes the enzymes involved in the
process. (NOTE: The paragraph should
comprises 150 words only.)
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
“Be bold enough to use your
voice, brave enough to listen
to your heart and strong
enough to live the life you’ve
always imagined.”
Thank you for
Listening.
Good day!

Digestive System and their Interaction with Other Organ

  • 1.
    DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND THEIRINTERACTION WITH THE OTHER ORGAN Module III Science 8
  • 2.
    LESSON OBJECTIVES 1. identifythe basic organs responsible in the process ,  2. sequence the process that involve in the digestion and 3. explain the importance of digestion in the living organisms.
  • 3.
    Food is abasic unit for survival
  • 4.
    DIGESTION: ITS PROCESS Digestionis a process by which food is changed into absorbable nutrients that the body can use. The food passes through the digestive tract, a long coiled, muscular tube that stretches from the mouth to the anus
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    PROCESS The digestive systemis concerned with the process of : 1.Ingestion 2.Digestion 3.Absorption 4.Egestion
  • 8.
    TYPES OF DIGESTIVESYSTEM 1. Incomplete digestive system -wherein there is only single opening for the ingestion of food and elimination of undigested materials -more common among invertebrates such as planarians and cnidarians where anus is absent. 2. Complete digestive system - they have digestive tubes with two openings- a mouth and an anus - where food moves along the digestive tube in one direction.
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    STAGES IN THEDIGESTION PROCESS 1. Mechanical digestion -through which food undergoes physical change by tearing, grinding and chewing 2. Chemical digestion -wherein food is broken down into simpler molecules in the presence of enzymes
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    ENZYMES AND ITSROLE IN DIGESTION Source: Google Images
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    MINUTE QUIZ In a¼ sheet of paper, answer the question below. How important are the enzymes in our body especially in the digestion process?
  • 13.
    ASSIGNMENT In one halfcrosswise. Answer the question below. Write a paragraph describing what happens to the food you eat at breakfast. Trace its pathway from mouth to the anus. Includes the enzymes involved in the process. (NOTE: The paragraph should comprises 150 words only.)
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    FOOD FOR THOUGHT “Bebold enough to use your voice, brave enough to listen to your heart and strong enough to live the life you’ve always imagined.”
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