skeletal system

1. SDO Talavera North Annex
Talavera Central School
I’m teacher
MA. SHAIRA A. MARCELO
Good day!

2. Objective
To explain the different parts and
functions of the skeletal system

4. Its parts and functions

5. The skeletal system
includes all of the bones and
joints in the body.

6. provides
attachment joints
for muscles
support and
protection for the
soft tissue
allows us to make
movements

7. Did you know that …

8. Two Main Parts of
Skeletal System
1. AXIAL
2. APPENDICULAR

9. AXIAL

10. APPENDICULAR

12. B.
•Direction: Identify the parts
of the skeletal system based
on their functions.

14. 1. A place where your
brain is protected.

15. SKULL

16. 2. It is a basin-like bony
structure located in the
lower part of the trunk.

17. PELVIC BONE/
GIRDLE

18. 3. A triangular bone in
the shoulder.

19. SCAPULA

20. 4. It protects the
spinal cord.

21. VERTEBRAL
COLUMN

22. 5. It protects the heart
and lungs.

23. RIB CAGE

24. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral column
• Rib cage
• Skull
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Ulna
• Radius
• Scapula
• Hand bones
• Foot bones
• femur
• Sternum

25. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral column
• Rib cage
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Ulna
• Radius
• Scapula
• Hand bones
• Foot bones
• femur
• Sternum
Skull

26. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Ulna
• Radius
• Scapula
• Hand bones
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum

27. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Radius
• Scapula
• Hand bones
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna

28. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Scapula
• Hand bones
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius

29. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Fibula
• Tibia
• Scapula
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones

30. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Tibia
• Scapula
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula

31. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Scapula
• Foot bones
• femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia

32. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Scapula
• Femur
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones

33. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Pelvic bone
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Scapula
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones
Femur

34. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Vertebral
column
• Rib cage
• Scapula
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones
Femur
Pelvic Bone

35. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Vertebral
column
• Scapula
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones
Femur
Pelvic Bone
Rib Cage

36. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
• Vertebral
column
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones
Femur
Pelvic Bone
Rib Cage
Scapula

37. Direction: Label the parts of the skeleton.
Skull
Sternum
Ulna
Radius
Hand bones
Fibula Tibia
Foot Bones
Femur
Pelvic Bone
Rib Cage
Scapula
Vertebral Column

39. Remember
• The Skeletal System is the framework of the body,
consisting of bones and other connective tissues,
which protects and supports the body tissues and
internal organs and allows us to make movements.
• The human skeleton contains 206 bones for adult
and 300 bones for baby.