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Hey Bone Head! Organ Protectors Part Of the Bone Get Pumped Grow Up!

Framework of bones that gives you your general shape

Skeleton

About how many bones are in your skeleton

200

Where two bones connect or join

Joint

Tough bands of tissue that hold the bones of a joint together

Ligaments

Two kinds of movable joints

Ball-and-socket joints and hinge joints

Lungs

Rib cage

Brain

Cranium

Bladder

Pelvis

Spinal cord

Spine or vertebrae

Tough stiff tissue between the bones

Cartilage

Hard outside layer of a bone

Compact bone

Knoblike part of the end of the bone is filled with this

Spongy bone

Makes and repairs the hard parts of the bone. It also build the cells that make your blood red

Marrow

Long, tubelike part of the bone

Shaft

Important for bones to grow and be strong

Calcium

Muscle that can move quickly, powerful, but tires quickly

Striped muscle tissue

Muscles you can control

Voluntary muscles

Kind of muscle that makes you inner organs work

Involuntary muscles

Heart muscle tissue

Cardiac muscle

Slower and weaker muscles that can work for a long time without tiring

Smooth muscle tissues

Make up the endocrine system

Endocrine glands

Endocrine gland that controls how fast your cells turn food into energy

Thyroid

Controls whether you will be short or tall

Pituitary gland

Speed up or slow down the work of cells

Hormones

DAILY DOUBLE

Tissues that attach your muscles to you bones

Tendons