How it works
The body systems spelled out in bubble letters, heading first: Body over Systems on one sideways sheet, about two thirds taller than on one line. It opens in Fredoka, which keeps a white ring in the o and the d.
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A sheet for every system
The row under the sheet holds the eleven organ systems in alphabetical order, Circulatory / System to Urinary / System, each with System on a second line. Immune / System follows them for a chart that names it: the list of eleven does not count it as an organ system. Organ / System heads the definition, a group of organs that work together.
An organ for each system
Organs tops a matching chart. Heart belongs to the circulatory system, Lungs to the respiratory, Brain to the nervous, Stomach and Liver to the digestive, Kidneys to the urinary, Skin to the integumentary, Bones to the skeletal and Muscles to the muscular. Cells and Tissues label what organs are built from, and Human / Body makes a cover.
- Integumentary / System prints smallest of the system names in every font; Immune / System and Urinary / System print nearly twice as tall.
- Fredoka, Baloo 2 and Chango draw a capital I as a plain bar. Chewy adds a bar at each end, clearest for Immune and Integumentary.
Questions and answers
How do you draw Body Systems in bubble letters?
Pencil Body on one line and Systems under it, with a gap after each letter. Trace a fat rounded outline around every stroke, leave small rings in the B, the o, the d and the e, then erase the pencil lines.
How many body systems are there?
Eleven organ systems in Wikipedia's list: respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, endocrine, lymphatic, nervous and reproductive. Some lists make it twelve by counting the exocrine glands apart from the endocrine.
How do you spell integumentary?
I-n-t-e-g-u-m-e-n-t-a-r-y: thirteen letters, the longest of the eleven names. It comes from integument, Latin integumentum, a covering, and names the body's outer covering, the skin with its hair and nails.