Once upon a time, a piece of apple started an incredible journey. As soon as it entered the mouth, the teeth and saliva began to break it down. It was like the apple was in a wrestling match, being torn apart into smaller, more manageable pieces.
Then, it slid down a long pipe, called the esophagus, and landed in a sac-like organ, the stomach. The stomach was like a washing machine, churning and mixing the apple with strong juices until it looked like a liquidy soup. After that, it moved into a long winding road, the small intestine.
Here, special substances called enzymes helped break down the apple even more. Tiny parts of the apple were then absorbed into the body to give energy and help us grow. Finally, the parts that couldn't be used, traveled to the large intestine, where water was removed, forming solid waste. This waste then exited the body, marking the end of the apple's fantastic journey. Remember, every bite you take goes on such an exciting trip!