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Investigation 2: Joints, Part 4: Comparing Bones
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Lesson Summary
Students examine a small collection of plastic bones and discuss function as related to structure. They determine which bones go together to form a complete leg and identify the kinds of joints involved.
Teacher Background
Human, rodent, and chicken leg bones have general similarities and specific differences.
Set-up/Management Tips
- Teacher should familiarize themselves with the plastic bones and how they fit together.
- Discuss proper use and handling of plastic bones with students. Remind students that bones should be in the same condition when they are finished with them.
- Copy any journal sheets needed for this activity.
Literacy Support
Books Available Through VAST Mediagraphies: (see Literacy Links)
Science Stories
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Scientific Vocabulary
The following words are key vocabulary words that will be introduced in this lesson and reinforced throughout the unit:
No new vocabulary words.
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