![The Complete Skeleton
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2 naked skeleton (A4)
3 labelled skeleton for presentation (A4)
4 labelled skeleton for pupils (A5)
5 skeleton for pupils to label (A5)
6 loop frame
7 loop frame complete
8 wordsearch
9 trionimo (14 tiles) [ individual task]
10 trionimo (22 tiles) [group task]
11 scattershot
12 fortune folding
More ideas for word games can be found Ideas for Word Games on the TES shareware site.
Have look at www.WilliamsGames.org for more word games.
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14 circle6](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/thecompleteskeleton-160506112444/85/the-complete-skeleton-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. The Complete Skeleton page 2 naked skeleton (A4) 3 labelled skeleton for presentation (A4) 4 labelled skeleton for pupils (A5) 5 skeleton for pupils to label (A5) 6 loop frame 7 loop frame complete 8 wordsearch 9 trionimo (14 tiles) [ individual task] 10 trionimo (22 tiles) [group task] 11 scattershot 12 fortune folding More ideas for word games can be found Ideas for Word Games on the TES shareware site. Have look at www.WilliamsGames.org for more word games. 13 box 14 circle6
- 3. William’s Words in Science Page 312 and 417 The Human Skeleton phalanges (fingers) metacarpals (hand bones) carpals (wrist bones) cranium (skull bone) mandible (jaw bone) clavicle (collar bone) scapula (shoulder blade) radius ulna (lower arm) pelvis (hip bone) femur (thigh bone) patella (knee cap) tibia (shin bone) fibula metatarsals (foot bones)tarsals (ankle bones) phalanges (toes) coccyx (tail bone) vertebrae (back bones) ribs sternum (breast bone) humerus (upper arm) }
- 6. pelvis breast bone tarsals fingers sternum tail bone vertebrae shoulder blade scapula jaw bone mandible knee cap femur collar bone coccyx ankle bones skull bone carpals claviclewrist bones cranium hand bones patella phalanges thigh bone hip bonephalanges metacarpals toes Bones of the human skeleton Cut out each box, match the scientific name to the every day label , to make a frame- then draw your own dancing skeleton! shin bone back bones tibia
- 7. William’s Words in Science Page 312 and 417 The Human Skeleton phalanges (fingers) metacarpals (hand bones) carpals (wrist bones) cranium (skull bone) mandible (jaw bone) clavicle (collar bone) scapula (shoulder blade) radius ulna (lower arm) pelvis (hip bone) femur (thigh bone) patella (knee cap) tibia (shin bone) fibula metatarsals (foot bones)tarsals (ankle bones) phalanges (toes) coccyx (tail bone) vertebrae (back bones) ribs sternum (breast bone) humerus (upper arm) } pelvis breast bone tibia hip bonepatella mandible knee cap phalanges thigh bone tarsals fingers coccyx ankle bones sternum tail bone vertebrae shoulder blade scapula jaw bone back bones phalanges femur collar boneskull bone carpals claviclewrist bonescranium hand bones metacarpals toes shin bone
- 8. S B I R U N R E T SM S T A E C I V A L CL M E T A A R S A L ST E A G R A L P S C MS L R A N U R I A U HL B B L S A V P I U AA I E L C L U N M F LC D T E A L A E A E UE N R T P R R H R M BA A E A P U A L P U IC M V P S U I D A R FS Name that bone name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S B I R U N R E T SM S T A E C I V A L CL M E T A A R S A L ST E A G R A L P S C MS L R A N U R I A U HL B B L S A V P I U AA I E L C L U N M F LC D T E A L A E A E UE N R T P R R H R M BA A E A P U A L P U IC M V P S U I D A R FS Name that bone name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- 9. metatarsals collarbone femur lowerarmbone (thumbRotates) scapula back bones upper arm bone shinbone chest bone calfbone fibula patella sternum hipbone ulna shoulderblade clavicle lower arm bone (Under arm) radius skull 14 humerus cranium vertebrae tibia pelvis thigh bones knee cap footbones
- 10. 22 metacarpals phalanges carpals patella femur collarbone malleus shoulderblade pelvis mandible vertebrae metatarsals tibiaanvil(inear) coccyx lowerarmbone (Underarm) humerus tarsals radius stapes fibula skullbone clavicle shin bone ulna hammer (in ear) foot bones anklebones wristbones thighbone knee cap backbones stirrup (in ear) handbones incus lowerarm bone (thumbRotates) cranium hip bone upper arm bone tailbone fingers jawbone scapula calfbone
- 12. line 1- fold backw ards line 4- fold backw ards line 3- fold backw ards line 2- fold backw ards line 1- fold backw ards line 4- fold backw ards line 3- fold backw ards line 2- fold backw ards line 5 - fold frontwards line6-foldfrontwards line7-foldfrontwards line8-foldfrontwards A A B B D D C C Fold backwards along line 1, then along lines 2, 3 and 4 - this should produce a square. Fold frontwards along line 5, then along lines 6, 7 and 8 - this should produce a smaller square. Fold across the square, so the names meet; unfold. Repeat the fold cross-wise; unfold. Bring corners C, C, D & D together to form a diamond shape. (If you produce the cross with a flat surface then flatten the small square and fold the other way up). Pull out the flaps for your fingers - and use your fortune flash words. Make a large triangle by folding along the diagonal B–B, so A meets A, then unfold. Produce another large triangle by folding along the diagonal A–A, so B meets B, then unfold. Fold along the diagonal so C meets C; unfold. Fold along the diagonal so D meets D; unfold. Carefully cut out the large square. humerus patella carpals cranium phalanges femur pelvis tibia upper arm bone kneecapskull fingers& toes wristbones thigh bone hipboneshinbone
- 13. tibia thighbones fibula hipbone donotglue; thesesquaresare tuckedinlast donotglue; thissquareis tuckedinlast lowerarmbone (Underarm) humerus calf bone radius shoulder blade cranium skull ulna upper arm bone pelvis backbones femur lowerarmbone (thumbRotates) scapula vertebrae shinbone Cut long the solid lines. At the dotted lines - bend downwards. Apply glue to the shaded triangles. Assemble by matching words to meanings.
- 14. Cut out the circle; cut out the everyday names and glue into the correct places on the wheel. carpals humerus scapula radius ulna clavicle wristbones collarbone upperarm bone shoulder blade lowerarm bone (thumbRotates) lowerarmbone (Underarm) wrist bones collar bone upper arm bone shoulder blade lower arm bone (thumb Rotates) lower arm bone (Under arm) thighbones shinbonecalfbone hipbone foot bones kneecap Cut out the circle; cut out the everyday names and glue into the correct places on the wheel. pelvis femur fibula tibia patella metatarsals pelvis femur fibula tibia patella metatarsals