5th Grade Life Science Vocabulary ‐ – the system that moves through the body ‐ digestive system – the organ system that breaks down food for fuel ‐ – the organ system that removes wastes from the body ‐ – the organ system made up of muscles that help the body move ‐ – the set of organs that uses information from the to control all body systems ‐ – the set of organs that make it possible for to start the life cycle over again ‐ – the organ system that brings oxygen to body cells and removes waste gas ‐ skeletal system – the organ system made up of that support the body ‐ organ – a group of tissues that perform a specific function or group of functions ‐ bones – section of : one of the hard parts forming the skeleton in vertebrate ‐ muscles – that allows for body movement ‐ – the digestive organ of vertebrates ‐ – part of digestive tract; the part of the intestine between the stomach and the – last section of intestinal tract ‐ blood – red fluid circulating in body: the red fluid that is pumped from the and circulates around the bodies of and other vertebrates ‐ – an , , or through which blood flows ‐ heart – a hollow muscular organ that pumps blood around the body ‐ – organ of thought and feeling: the controlling center of the nervous system in vertebrates, connected to the and enclosed in the cranium ‐ – a bundle of fibers forming a network that transmits messages in the form of impulses between the brain or spinal cord and the body's organs ‐ – in air‐breathing vertebrate animals, either of the paired spongy respiratory organs ‐ – a glandular vascular organ in vertebrates that secretes bile, stores and filters blood, and takes part in many metabolic functions such as the conversion of sugars into glycogen ‐ – waste‐removing vertebrate organ; either of a pair of organs in the abdomen of vertebrates that filter waste liquid ‐ bladder – bodily sac for liquid or gas ‐ – natural layer covering body; the external protective membrane or covering of an 's body, consisting of the dermis and and often covered in , fur, scales, or feathers