Period 1

Kennedy Miller

Your Questions

• Why is it called the nervous system if it includes the brain and spinal cord?

• Are nerves different from the spinal cord?

• What do the kidneys do?

• How do dreams work?

• Why does running help your body?

• How does the brain work?

• What causes cancer?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Nervous system

• Brain

• Kidneys

• Cancer
  
  

Penelope Leamy

Your Questions

• What is lymph?

• What is a gallbladder?

• Why do some people have their gallbladder removed?

• What is an appendix?

• Why do some people have their appendix removed?

• How can we live without some organs?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Lymphatic system

• Gallbladder

• Appendix
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Lymphatic system function

• Gallbladder removal

• Appendix surgery
  
  
  

Sonya Sweet

Your Questions

• Why do cells make up life?

• How do organs stay in place in the body?

• How do dreams happen?

• Why is the brain the part that thinks?

• Why do nerves go to the brain?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Cells

• Brain function

• Nervous system
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Brain and nervous system

• Cell biology

• How nerves send signals
  
  

Logan Dwight

Your Questions

• Why is stomach acid dangerous?

• Why is the brain pink?

• Why does hair turn gray?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Stomach acid

• Brain structure

• Hair
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Gastric acid

• Brain anatomy

• Aging and hair
  
  

Max Moratorio

Your Questions

• What is the smallest bone in the human body?

• What is the smallest organ?

• How long is the tongue?

• What is the tongue used for?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Human skeleton

• Tongue
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Human bones

• Tongue anatomy
  
  

Noor Tadlaoui

Your Questions

• How is skin the largest organ in the human body?

• Where does hair come from?

• Are teeth stronger than bones?

• Are there muscles in your lips?

• Do ears have bones?
  
  

Research Resources

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Search:

• Skin

• Hair

• Teeth

• Ear
  
  

Kai Hooper

Your Questions

• How fast do sperm swim?

• Does sperm speed affect how a baby develops?

• How many sperm cells are in the testicles?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Reproductive system

• Sperm
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Male reproductive system

Melody Yang

Your Questions

• What are nails made of?

• How does hair grow?

• Why does the brain look wrinkled?

• Why is the small intestine longer than the large intestine?

• Did humans evolve from apes?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Hair

• Nails

• Small intestine

• Human evolution
  
  

Gale In Context: Science
Search:

• Brain folds

• Digestive system

• Evolution
  
  

Beaux Barber

Your Questions

• Why do muscles have fibers?

• Why are stomach muscles smooth?

• Why are kidneys small?

• Why doesn’t stomach acid dissolve the stomach?

• Why do people get tuberculosis?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Muscle tissue

• Kidneys

• Tuberculosis
  
  

Fatima Alkhoori

Your Questions

• What is the smallest muscle?

• Does the brain grow as you grow?

• How big would your bones be if they were melted together?

• Are teeth a type of bone?

• What would happen without skin, bones, nerves, or blood flow?

• What is hair made of?

• How are cartilage and nails made?

• How do scientists find cures for diseases?

• How do cochlear implants help deaf people hear?
  
  

Research Resources

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Search:

• Muscles

• Bones

• Skin

• Cochlear implant
  
  

Cameron Marinacci

Your Questions

• How do dreams work?

• What causes a stroke?

• Why are some people faster than others?

• What determines eye color besides genetics?

• Are ADHD and OCD something people are born with?
  
  

Research Resources

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Search:

• Dreams

• Stroke

• Eye color

• ADHD

Ivey Ehdaie

Your Questions

• Why is the appendix small?

• Why does the appendix get infected?

• What is an appendectomy?

• How do doctors perform an appendectomy?
  
  

Research Resources

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Search:

• Appendix

• Digestive system
  
  

Caroline Walden

Your Questions

(Caroline asked many questions about bones, heart rate, water in the body, DNA, and the brain.)

Examples include:

• Why do babies have more bones than adults?

• Why do bones fuse together?

• Why do children’s hearts beat faster than adults’?

• Why is water so important to the body?

• Why is DNA unique for every person?

• Why do scientists still not fully understand the brain?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Skeleton

• Heart rate

• DNA

• Brain
  
  
  

Hailey Hall

Your Questions

• How do bones fuse together?

• What is the smallest bone?

• What is the largest bone?

• What is the hardest bone?

• How are organs grouped into systems?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Human skeleton

• Organ systems
  
  

Adelyn Palme

Your Questions

• Why are some people faster than others?

• How many muscles are in the body?

• How are muscles attached to bones?

• How do muscles get stronger?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Muscles

• Tendons
  
  

Rowan Woravka

Your Questions

• How do we grow taller?

• When do all muscles develop?

• Why do people have different eye colors?
  
  

Research Resources

Britannica School
Search:

• Growth and development

• Eye color