📐 Labelled Diagram of Human Digestive System for Class 7

Class 7 · Interactive 3D Science Laboratory

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About Labelled Diagram of Human Digestive System for Class 7

The digestive system breaks food down into nutrients the body can absorb and use for energy. This model traces the journey from mouth to intestines, labelling each organ along the way.

Why It's Important

  • Breaks food down into usable nutrients
  • Absorbs nutrients the body needs to grow and repair
  • Removes what the body can't use as waste
  • Supplies the energy for every body process

Observation Points

  • Trace the pathway from mouth to stomach to intestines
  • Notice the length and coiling of the small intestine
  • Compare the small and large intestine's width
  • Identify where most nutrient absorption happens

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the main organs of the digestive system
  • Explain what happens to food at each stage
  • Describe where most nutrients are absorbed
  • Understand how long digestion takes

Summary

The digestive system breaks food down step by step -- from chewing in the mouth to absorption in the intestines -- extracting the nutrients the body needs to function.

Main Parts

PartFunction
MouthChews food and starts digestion
StomachBreaks food down with acid and enzymes
Small IntestineAbsorbs most nutrients
Large IntestineAbsorbs water, forms waste
Liver/PancreasProduce digestive juices and enzymes

How It Works

Food is chewed and mixed with saliva in the mouth
It travels to the stomach and is broken down further
Nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine
Water is reabsorbed in the large intestine
Remaining waste is prepared for elimination

Explore the 3D Model

  • Drag anywhere on the model to rotate it and view it from every angle.
  • Scroll or pinch to zoom in on fine details.
  • Toggle Labels to show or hide the numbered markers, then click any label to read what that part does.
  • If available, try Advanced Labels, Exploded View, or Cross-Section in the toolbar for a deeper look at how the parts fit together.
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