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• Great extension activities for Human Body units

• Correlated to standards

• Comprehensive array of Human Body topics

• Fascinating true-to-life drawings

The human body is fascinating. Share the captivating text and activities in this comprehensive Human Body resource with your science students. It includes more than 100 activities to extend and enhance your Human Body unit. True-to-life drawings aid students as they learn about a wide variety of topics including artifi cial respiration, nutrition, heredity, and all of the systems of the human body. The pages are rich in content vocabulary study. This book will serve as an excellent supplement to your science or health education curriculums.

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The Body SystemsThe human body is made of many systems that work together in groups. Label the different body systems in each group.

Movement group Control group

circulatory

muscular

sensory

digestive

nervous

skeletal

endocrine

respiratory

urinary

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Body PartsLabel the parts of the body.

abdomen calf cheek chest

forearm forehead heel hip

instep nose palm shin

shoulder sole thigh thumb

The Skeletal SystemLabel the skeleton with the common and scientific names of each bone.

Common Name (Scientific Name) backbone (vertebrae) collarbone (clavicle) hip bone (pelvis)

jawbone (mandible) kneecap (patella) lower arm bone (radius)

rib (rib) shoulder blade (scapula) shinbone (tibia)

skull (cranium) tailbone (coccyx) thighbone (femur)


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Body PartsLabel the parts of the body.

abdomen calf cheek chest

forearm forehead heel hip

instep nose palm shin

shoulder sole thigh thumb

The Skeletal SystemLabel the skeleton with the common and scientific names of each bone.

Common Name (Scientific Name) backbone (vertebrae) collarbone (clavicle) hip bone (pelvis)

jawbone (mandible) kneecap (patella) lower arm bone (radius)

rib (rib) shoulder blade (scapula) shinbone (tibia)

skull (cranium) tailbone (coccyx) thighbone (femur)


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Head BonesLabel the bones that are found in the head and neck.

eye socket

nose cartilage

teeth

jawbone (mandible)

skull bones

vertebrae

Kinds of JointsThe place where two or more bones meet is called a joint. Joints are either movable or immovable. There are four kinds of movable joints: hinge, pivot, gliding, and ball-and-socket.

Label the three kinds of joints shown. List examples of where each kind of joint is found.


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Head BonesLabel the bones that are found in the head and neck.

eye socket

nose cartilage

teeth

jawbone (mandible)

skull bones

vertebrae

Kinds of JointsThe place where two or more bones meet is called a joint. Joints are either movable or immovable. There are four kinds of movable joints: hinge, pivot, gliding, and ball-and-socket.

Label the three kinds of joints shown. List examples of where each kind of joint is found.

(no man-made equal)

Kind of Joint Man-Made EqualJoint Example

elbow hip knee

shoulder spine wrist


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BonesLabel the parts of the long bone in the diagram.

calcified bone

marrow

spongy bone

cartilage

periosteum

Joints in the BodyLabel each type of joint on the skeleton. Some words may be used more than once.

ball-and-socket

gliding

hinge

pivot

shoulder

elbow

hip

ankle

toe

knee

wrist

neck

forearm

finger


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BonesLabel the parts of the long bone in the diagram.

calcified bone

marrow

spongy bone

cartilage

periosteum


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Breaks in BonesA break in a bone is called a fracture. Some of the common types of fractures are pictured.

Label the different kinds of fractures.

closed

multiple

comminuted

open/compound

greenstick

spiral

The BackboneLabel the regions of the spine, or vertebral column.

Common Name (Scientific Name) chest (thoracic region) disc

lower back (lumbar region) neck (cervical region)

pelvic girdle (sacral region) tailbone (coccygeal region)

vertebra


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Breaks in BonesA break in a bone is called a fracture. Some of the common types of fractures are pictured.

Label the different kinds of fractures.

closed

multiple

comminuted

open/compound

greenstick

spiral

The BackboneLabel the regions of the spine, or vertebral column.

Common Name (Scientific Name) chest (thoracic region) disc

lower back (lumbar region) neck (cervical region)

pelvic girdle (sacral region) tailbone (coccygeal region)

vertebra

side view


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The Hands and FeetLabel the bones of the hand and foot. Some words may be used more than once.

Common Name (Scientific Name) ankle (tarsals) digits (phalanges)

instep (metatarsals) palm (metacarpals)

wrist (carpals)

Leg BonesLabel the different leg bones and regions.

femur

patella

fibula

tibia

lower leg

upper leg


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