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The Human Skeleton

<By Adam Robinson>

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What are bones made of?

• Almost every bone in your body is made of the same material.• The outer surface is called the Periosteum• The next layer is called the compact bone• Within the compact bone there are many layers of cancellous• In many bones, the cancellous bone protects the innermost

part of the bone, the bone marrow.• Bones are strong if you look after them!!!

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How many bones are in your body?

• When you are a baby you have about 300 bones in your body.

• To develop your bones you need calcium. The calcium basically makes two or three bones connect.

• When you are about 25 years old you have about 206 bones in your body.

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Main Bones Are...

The main bones in your body are just a few of the bones that help you stand. I’m going to name them now.1.skull(head) 2.mandible(jaw) 3.clavicle(shoulder bone) 4.ribs 5.radius(fore arm) 6.ulna(fore arm) 7.humerous(funny bone) 8.pelvis(hips) 9.sternum(middle of ribs) 10.femur(thigh) 11.patella(knee cap) 12.phalanges(ends of fingers or toes) 13.carpals(middle of finger) 14.metacarpals(middle of hands) 15.tarsals(middle of toes) 16.metatarsals(middle of feet) 17.fibula(back of leg) 18.tibea(shin) 19.scapula(shoulder bone) 20.vertabrae (along the spine)

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The Bone Song(Everyone Sing Along!)

The toe bone connected to the foot bone, the foot bone connected to the ankle bone, the ankle bone connected to

the shin bone,

The shin bone connected to the knee bone, the knee bone connected to the thigh bone, the thigh bone connected to

the hip bone,

The hip bone connected to the back bone, the back bone connected to the neck bone, the neck bone connected to

the head bone and that’s the way it goes.

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Thank you for listening.I hope you enjoyed my

presentation!!!