The Skeleton Bones And Muscles Mr. Jaime 5th. BáSico
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Bones and muscles are important parts of the human body. Bones form the skeleton and provide structure and support, while muscles help the body move using bone joints. The document discusses bones, joints, muscles, and practicing exercises related to these body parts.
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- 1. BONES AND MUSCLES Chapter 3 – Jaime Peña
- 2. BONES SKELETON HOLD UP THE HUMAN BODY.
- 4. BONES EVERYWHERE SKULL RIBS SPINES
- 5. JOINTS
- 6. MUSCLES
- 7. THE BIGGEST MUSCLE OF ALL
- 8. LET´S PRACTICE 1 2 3
Editor's Notes
- Bones can move in different directions because of JOINTS. Joints are the places where two or more bones make contact. An elbow is a joing, the knee is another joint.