The Excretory (or Urinary) System

Our excretory system helps our bodies to get rid of excess water and waste products from the blood and some organs and turns them into urine.

The main excretory organs are: the kidneys, the ureter, the bladder and the urethra.  




Digestive System : The Dr. Binocs Show (Learn Videos For Kids)

Hey kids!.  Have you ever wondered what happens to the food once it enters your body?. What is the process of digestion?. 

Well, Dr. Binocs will explain the different stages of digestion in an entertaining way for you!.


Here you see the main organs in the digestive system: 



The circulatory system (The human body for kids)

The circulatory system moves blood through the heart and around the body in the arteries and veins. Blood gives our body nutrients and oxygen. 


The heart is divided into four parts: the left and right atriums and the left and right ventricles. 




Our Respiratory System

Hello everyone!😀

Have you ever wondered what happens after we breathe?. How does the air travel inside our body?

Oxygen enters our blood through the respiratory system when we breathe in. Then, the carbon dioxide we don't need leaves our body when we breathe out.

Dr. Binocs is here to explain it all in today's topic, Respiratory System.




Our nervous system

We have a BRAIN inside our head. The brain controls everything we do. We have NERVES, all over our body. 

The brain and the nerves are part of our nervous system. They help us interact with the world around us.



Our locomotor (or musculoskeletal) system

Our LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM is made of BONES, MUSCLES and JOINTS

BONES are hard and rigid. 

MUSCLES are soft and elastic. 

JOINTS make the skeleton flexible. Joints  help us move. There are joints in our arms and legs.

These are our main BONES


These are our main MUSCLES



My Body: Joints, Skeleton and Muscles

A joint is the place where two or more bones come together. Our skeleton bends and moves at the joints with help from our muscles





How do our bodies move?

Muscles help move our bones. All our bones have muscles connected to them. Muscles work in pairs to pull the bones. 


Feel your arm muscles: biceps and triceps. Contraction and relaxation of bicep and tricep, an antagonistic pair of muscles, of the arm.