Trace the path of a kernel of corn (feel free to pick a particular variety) moving from this starting point to this ending point. You may write a description, create a diagram with labels, or both to trace a path. Include as many of the following components of the digestive system and terms as you can: Starting point: the kernel enters the esophagus Ending point: the kernel is excreted from the body - esophagus - external anal sphincter - ileocecal valve - internal anal sphincter - large intestine - microvilli - oral cavity - pharynx - pyloric sphincter - rectum - small intestine - stomach - villi For each of the parts of the digestive system in your path, describe a unique anatomical characteristic (size, tissue composition, etc.) or function.

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