Bones in the human body!
This week we have been looking skeletons! We have learnt that not all animals have an internal skeletons and that the presence of this is an important feature in classifying animals. We learnt that a skeleton is needed for support, protection and movement.
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On Tuesday we made our very own skeleton puppets to help us learn the scientific names for the bones in our body!
Do you know the scientific names for our bones?
- Head = cranium/skull
- Upper arm = humerous
- Lower arm = radius and ulna
- Back = spine/vertebrae
- Hips = pelvis
- Thigh = femur
- Lower leg = tibia and fibula
- Toes = phalanges
Take a look at our dancing skeletons below!
Take a closer look at our photos in our photo gallery!
Comments
Oliver
14 March 2017
I really liked making the skeletons and trying to make them dance.
Millie
16 March 2017
My favourite part was creating our skeletons and making them wriggle and jiggle
Liberty
23 March 2017
My favourite part was making them dance