Science and Health - Taking Care of the Bones Muscles and Jo0ints.pptx
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The document discusses various diseases related to bones and muscles including rickets, osteoporosis, scoliosis, arthritis, and leukemia. It asks questions to test the reader's knowledge of these diseases. The importance of bones, muscles, and joints is discussed as well as ways to take care of them such as eating nutritious foods, exercising, resting, and maintaining proper posture. Students are divided into groups to demonstrate exercises, draw foods, list care methods, or act out care in a TV show to reinforce the importance of bone and muscle health.
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- 3. Do you remember? Identify the disease being describe. Choose your answer and click it.
- 4. 1. Cause by the lack of vitamin D. Rickets Osteoporosis Clubfoot
- 8. 2. It means porous bones. The lack of mineral especially the calcium. Rickets Osteoporosis Clubfoot
- 12. 3. It is the abnormal curvature of the spine. Arthritis Scoliosis Clubfoot
- 16. 4. Pain in the joints as it is wears out. Arthritis Scoliosis Clubfoot
- 20. 5. Cancer of the blood cells. Arthritis Scoliosis Leukemia
- 24. Why is the bones, muscles and joints important? If they are important what should we do with them?
- 26. Group I – Make an exercise. Explain why it is important for bones and muscles.
- 27. Group II – Draw the foods that are good for our bones and muscles.
- 28. Group III – List down ways on how to take care of our bones and muscles.
- 29. Group IV – Act out as in a TV show. Show us how to take care of bones and muscles.
- 30. Taking Care of our Bones and Muscles
- 32. •Have enough exercise and rest.
- 36. What are the ways of taking care of the bones and muscles?