Article

ACLS online library kid's guide to the circulatory system

ACLS online library kid's guide to the circulatory system

Ahmed Raza

The circulatory system is responsible for delivering nutrients to the cells in the body to help them to function properly. This system carries blood, together with oxygen, to the whole human body.

The heart pumps blood and other nutrients throughout the circulatory system. Once the blood moves through the entire body, the circulatory system passes it back to the heart where it starts all over again. This process takes only about 60 seconds.

The following links will provide resources for teaching children all about the circulatory system and the human heart. These include interactive activities and worksheets for children as well as lesson plans and ideas for teachers and peds nurses. Take our PALS online course or PALS recertification to learn more about this topic.

About the circulatory system

The heart

Circulatory system activities

Lesson plans & teacher resources

Written by on Apr 23, 2017

Sarah has worked in various roles at Coffee Medical Center including nurse, education director, and quality assurance director.

Last reviewed and updated by on Feb 11, 2020

Dr. Michael A. Tomeo is the former chief of dermatology at Holy Redeemer Hospital. He maintains a teaching appointment at Hahnemann University as a clinical instructor of dermatology.

Was this article helpful?

Thanks for your feedback!

Share it Facebook

You are welcome to use our materials on your web page. Please cite as "PMT" or just give the following code to your web developer to link to our site:

<a href="https://pacificmedicalacls.com/acls-online-library-kids-guide-to-the-circulatory-system">ACLS online library kid's guide to the circulatory system</a>