1. WALT: We Are Learning To In the lesson today, we will learn… Function of the skeleton. Label specific bones. How simple joints work. That inappropriate exercise or too much exercise can be harmful to muscles and weak or damages joints. How to deal with factors that cannot be controlled. Keywords WILF: What Im Looking For By the end of the lesson, I would like you to be able to… Know the scientific names for the major bones of the body. Identify the simple joints on the skeleton. Explain the three main functions of the skeleton in the body. Scapula Clavicle Sternum Ball and Socket Hinge Joint Fixed Joint Type your name and Send Next slide

2. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? Moves when you put your hand up? Moves so that you can sit down? Protects the lungs? Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? Is a joint? Next slide

3. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? = D Moves when you put your hand up? Moves so that you can sit down? Protects the lungs? Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? Is a joint? Next slide

4. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? = D Moves when you put your hand up? = E Moves so that you can sit down? Protects the lungs? Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? Is a joint? Next slide

5. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? = D Moves when you put your hand up? = E Moves so that you can sit down? = F Protects the lungs? Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? Is a joint? Next slide

6. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? = D Moves when you put your hand up? = E Moves so that you can sit down? = F Protects the lungs? = B Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? Is a joint? Next slide

7. What do you know about the skeleton? Which part… Protects the brain? = D Moves when you put your hand up? = E Moves so that you can sit down? = F Protects the lungs? = B Supports the body and contains part of the nervous system? = A Is a joint? Next slide

8. X-Rays Which organ does this protect? It is the ………. Next slide

9. X-Rays Where in the body is this? It is the _ _ _ _ _ _? Next slide

10. X-Rays Where in the body is this? It is the pelvis? What type of joint is this? Next slide

11. X-Rays How many bones in each finger? Next slide

12. X-Rays Where in the body is this? It is the _ _ _ _ ? Next slide

13. X-Rays How many different bones can you see? Next slide

14. X-Rays What is this a picture of? Next slide

15. X-Rays What has happened here? Next slide

16. X-Rays How many vertebrate in your neck? Next slide

17. X-Rays What is the name of the bone this person has broken? Next slide

18. X-Rays What part of the body has been damaged here? Next slide

19. X-Rays What bone has this person broken? Next slide = teaching

20. The Skeleton Skull Collar Bone Breast Bone Rib Cage Pelvis Spine Shoulder Blade Clavicle Scapula Sternum Next slide

21. The Arm Next slide

22. The Hand The hand is made up of three regions and 27 bones. These regions are wrist bones, the hand proper (the palm) and the finger bones. The carpals (car-pulz) make up the wrist bones and provide flexibility for the hands. The metacarpals (me-tah- car-pulz) make up the large flat part of the hand, the palm. The phalanges (fa-lan-jez) are the finger bones - the ones you use to push the remote control buttons for the television! Carpels Metacarpels Phalanges Next slide

23. The Leg and Knee Next slide

24. The Foot Metatarsals Tarsals Phalanges Next slide

25. Flexible Joints: The Spine The Lumbar Region (lower back) The Thorasic Region (what the ribs are attached to) The Cirvical Region (neck bones) The spine is made up of 33 bones called vertebrate, each with a disc of cartilage Next slide

26. A Hinge Joint: The Elbow A hinge joint is a joint in the body that only allows the joint to bend. You have this kind of joint in your elbow and your knee. Next slide

27. A Ball and Socket Joint: The Hip A ball and socket joint is a joint in the body that only allows all around movement. You have this kind of joint in your hip and your shoulder. Next slide

28. A Fixed Joint: The Skull A fixed joint is a connection between two bones that were not connected when you were born. You have many of these in the skull. Next slide