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Little Sally wanted to punch Little Jimmy ,but 

she didn't know why.

Little Sally decided to go on an adventure to 

find out.

"Woah! How'd I get here?!" Said 

Sally.

"I have summoned you to help you on your 

Journey," said Stephan.

"Let's find out if that nice mermaid lady knows 

anything!" Said Stephan.

   "Hello!" said the mermaid," Did you know that a few 

organs that are effecting you right now are the pineal 

gland, pancreas, pituitary gland, ovaries, testes, thyroid 

glands, parathyroid gland, hypothalamus, 

gastrointestinal tract and adrenal glands. These many 

different organs have an affect on why you are feeling 

the way you are."          

"Now let's see what that winged beast has to 

say to us," said Sally.

"The Endocrine system regulates mood, growth and development. It also affects tissue 

function, metabolism, sexual function and reproductive processes, but the thing in 

which you are experiencing is a change in mood but that is do to the different 

hormones in your blood stream!" " said the winged beast. " OH wow!" Sally exclaimed 

after hearing these interesting words.

"Hi Mister!" said Sally," I was wondering if you 

know anything about what is happening to 

me?"

"Aye me matey! I actually do know a thing or 

two," The pirate man explained, " Your body is 

growing and because of that different hormones 

are being released into your blood causing 

different feelings and mood swings.

"Hi ant man, I was wondering if you could tell me if the 

system that is affecting my hormones has anything to do 

with any other systems?"

"Yes Sally, actually the excretory, circulatory, 

and respiratory system all interact with the 

system in which you are dealing with."

" For example, there is a certain hormone 

located at the base of your skull that controls 

your excretory system," said the ant man, " 

Also whenever you get scared the hormones 

released into your blood increase the rhythm 

of your breathing."

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