Notifications

🔔

No notifications yet

Complete activities to earn rewards!

← All 3D Modelsâ€ēđŸ§Ŧ Biologyâ€ēCirculatory System
⭐ ExplorerGrades 6, 7✨ +15 XP

Circulatory System

đŸ§Ŧ Biology
đŸ”Ŧ
Learning Journey â€ĸ Step 10 of 22
Circulatory System
3D
đŸ–ī¸ Drag to rotateâ€ĸ🔍 Scroll to zoomâ€ĸ👆 Pinch on touch
📖

What is this?

The circulatory system is like your body's amazing internal transport network, always moving blood around. It carries important things like oxygen and food to every cell and takes away waste, keeping you healthy and full of energy.

đŸ”Ŧ

Key Parts to Explore

5 components
1

Heart

This powerful muscle constantly pumps blood throughout your entire body.

2

Arteries

These are strong tubes that carry fresh, oxygen-rich blood away from your heart.

3

Veins

These tubes bring blood that has delivered oxygen and picked up waste back to your heart and lungs.

4

Capillaries

These are tiny, hair-thin blood vessels where oxygen and food actually leave the blood to enter your cells.

💡

Did You Know?

Did you know if you stretched out all the blood vessels in your body, they would wrap around the Earth more than twice?

đŸŽ¯

How clear was this model?

Your feedback tailors your future quiz questions!

Curriculum Tags
#circulatory system#blood circulation#heart#blood#arteries#veins#human body#body system
Creator: Dien
License: Unknown

Related 3D Models to Explore

Expand your understanding with these connected topics

Browse All Models →
✨ +15 XP
đŸ§Ŧ Biology

Capillaries, Arteries and Veins

Your body has an amazing transportation system made of tubes called blood vessels that carry blood everywhere. Arteries, veins, and capillaries are the three main types of these vessels, working together to deliver important stuff and collect waste. They make sure every single part of your body gets what it needs to stay healthy and strong.

⭐⭐
4 partsGr 7
✨ +15 XP
đŸ§Ŧ Biology

3D Blood Vessels

A 3D model of blood vessels is like a miniature, realistic replica of the tiny tubes inside your body that carry blood everywhere. It helps us see how these important pathways look and connect to each other, just like a map of roads in your body.

⭐⭐
5 partsGr 7