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The 100+ Series Human Body
The human body is fascinating. Share the captivating text and activities
in this comprehensive Human Body resource with your science students. It
includes more than 100 activities to extend and enhance your Human Body
unit. True-to-life drawings aid students as they learn about a wide variety
of topics including artificial respiration, nutrition, heredity, and all of the
systems of the human body. The pages are rich in content vocabulary study.
This book will serve as an excellent supplement to your science or health
education curriculums.
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Fascinating true-tolife drawings
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The Body Systems
The human body is made of many systems that work together in groups. Label the different
body systems in each group.
Movement group
Control group
Energy group
circulatory
digestive
endocrine
muscular
nervous
respiratory
sensory
skeletal
urinary
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Body Parts
Label the parts of the body.
abdomen
calf
cheek
chest
forearm
forehead
heel
hip
instep
nose
palm
shin
shoulder
sole
thigh
thumb
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The Skeletal System
Label the skeleton with the common and scientific names of each bone.
Common Name (Scientific Name)
backbone (vertebrae)
collarbone (clavicle)
hip bone (pelvis)
jawbone (mandible)
kneecap (patella)
lower arm bone (radius)
rib (rib)
shoulder blade (scapula)
shinbone (tibia)
skull (cranium)
tailbone (coccyx)
thighbone (femur)
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Head Bones
Label the bones that are found in the head and neck.
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eye socket
jawbone (mandible)
nose cartilage
skull bones
teeth
vertebrae
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Kinds of Joints
The place where two or more bones meet is called a joint. Joints are either movable or
immovable. There are four kinds of movable joints: hinge, pivot, gliding, and ball-andsocket.
Label the three kinds of joints shown. List examples of where each kind of joint is found.
Kind of Joint
Joint
Man-Made Equal
Example
(no man-made equal)
elbow
hip
knee
shoulder
spine
wrist
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Joints in the Body
Label each type of joint on the skeleton. Some words may be used more than once.
shoulder
neck
wrist
elbow
hip
knee
forearm
finger
ball-and-socket
ankle
gliding
hinge
toe
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pivot
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Bones
Label the parts of the long bone in the diagram.
calcified bone
cartilage
marrow
periosteum
spongy bone
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Breaks in Bones
A break in a bone is called a fracture. Some of the common types of fractures are
pictured.
Label the different kinds of fractures.
closed
comminuted
greenstick
multiple
open/compound
spiral
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The Backbone
Label the regions of the spine, or vertebral column.
side view
Common Name (Scientific Name)
chest (thoracic region)
disc
lower back (lumbar region)
neck (cervical region)
pelvic girdle (sacral region)
tailbone (coccygeal region)
vertebra
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The Hands and Feet
Label the bones of the hand and foot. Some words may be used more than once.
Common Name (Scientific Name)
ankle (tarsals)
digits (phalanges)
instep (metatarsals)
palm (metacarpals)
wrist (carpals)
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