Bone model

Anatomy of Bones We began our study of the skeletal system. Using the example at Angelicscaliwags , we began making a model of a ...

Teach your students the names of the bones in the human body with the help of this illustrated human skeleton diagram. This diagram comes in six versions, all combined into […]

When it comes to puppies it's important to consider the impact exercise may have on the pup's developing skeletal system.Read more.

Build this model of the musculoskeletal system to show your students how bones and muscles work together.

I was inspired by the edible bone models I've come across, to create a non-edible bone model I could keep in the classroom for use year afte...

In this lesson, we will be learning about the inner workings of the skeletal and muscular systems by creating a paper model of a hand. The fingers will be bendable, and the movements will demonstrate how the bones and ligaments in our fingers move. The recommended age group for this project is 7-10, though all ages are welcome.

Edible bone model. Edible. Say no more! Kids (even highschoolers) will love this!

Homeschool Escapade: Structure of Bones

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Easy spine models for kids. Make a backbone model with pool noodles, cotton reels or even an edible spine model #scienceforkids #humanbodyscience

Our bone and muscle health conditions page offers information on conditions affecting the skeletal and muscular systems, including symptoms and treatments. "Our bone and muscle heal...

Let's look at this bone a little closer. Are there other parts to the end of the bone that can be named.

Learn the correct naming of the human basic rig parts with a simple visual guide. Free download the example of the naming hierarchy.

As you might be able to tell from the books in our Library Thing sidebar, we are learnig about bones at the moment. It all started with this rather excellent book. It says it's aimed at 5-9 year olds, but Gman (11) has equally enjoyed doing the experiments and singing the bone song. Sample verse (to the tune of "She'll be Coming Round the Mountain": Yes, my bones need calcium phosphate so they'll grow (uh, huh) Yes, my bones need calcium phosphate so they'll grow Yes, my bones need calcium…