Sci2 Chapter 4 – Your Bones L13
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The document discusses bones and cartilage, the two materials that make up the human skeleton. It explains that cartilage is a strong, white material that bends, while bones are made hard by minerals. The document also names some parts of the body where cartilage is found, including the end of the nose, top of the ear, and where two or more bones meet. It then quizzes the reader on identifying bones, cartilage, or places with both in different body parts.
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- In this lesson, we will answer two questions. What is your skeleton made of and what is cartilage?
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- Let’s review… Why does our body need a skeleton? (pause) (click) If you answered for support, you’re correct. God put made us with a skeleton on the inside to give us support!
- Now let’s see if you can name some parts of the body where cartilage is found. (pause) (click) We have cartilage at the tips of our nose, at the top of our ear, and anywhere 2 or more bones meet.
- What important job do minerals do for our bones? (pause) (click) Minerals make our bones hard!
- We know that bones contain minerals that make them hard. But does cartilage contain minerals? (pause) (click) If you answered no, you were correct!
- Now let’s play a game to see what you’ve learned! I’m going to name some parts of your body. You tell me if it is made up of bones, cartilige, or both! Ready? Let’s begin!
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- And for the last question – what about your shoulder? (p) (cl) Yes, like your elbow, your shoulder is a joint and it’s made of both!
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