4.2 Skeleton + posture

Unit 4 Jointed skeletons
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Unit 4 Jointed skeletons

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Why do we have a skeleton?

Slide 2 - Open question

Read basic 1
section endoskeleton page 86
section exoskeleton page 87/88
section hydrostatic skeleton page 90
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Jellyfish, sponges and some types of worms have a ... skeleton

Slide 4 - Open question

A skeleton that is found on the inside of the body is called an ...

Slide 5 - Open question

Which of the following characteristics does not belong to an endoskeleton?
A
Made of living cells
B
Can grow and repair itself
C
Made of chitin
D
Found in vertebrates

Slide 6 - Quiz

Which of the following characteristics does not belong to an exoskeleton?
A
Found on the outside of the body
B
Animal needs to moult to grow
C
Made of chitin
D
Only found in water animals

Slide 7 - Quiz

4.2 Your skeleton and posture
Learn the names of the bones of
the human skeleton by heart

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Copy the table below to your note book and write down 9 names of bones in the table. 
BINGO

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Summary

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LAST LESSON ON 4.3

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LEARNING GOALS 4.2 
  • You can give the name and function of the four basic parts of the endoskeleton.
  • You can name the bones mentioned in figure 4.11.
  • You can explain the function of the intervertebral discs between the vertebrae.
  • You can describe a good posture.
  • You can explain why it is important to have good posture.
  • You can explain the double S-shape.

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SPINE / BACKBONE
  • Double-S-shape
  • Intervertebral discs (cartilage)
  • Protects the spinal cord

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ACTIVITY
  • Read the blue box on page 94. 
  • Improve each others posture in English!

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LEARNING GOALS 4.2 
  • You can give the name and function of the four basic parts of the endoskeleton.
  • You can name the bones mentioned in figure 4.11.
  • You can explain the function of the intervertebral discs between the vertebrae.
  • You can describe a good posture.
  • You can explain why it is important to have good posture.
  • You can explain the double S-shape.

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DONE? Add the answers to the following questions to your note. 
  • What is the growth plate? 
  • Where do you think you can find the growth plate in your drawing?
COPY THE PICTURE TO YOUR NOTES.
For each part (except for the head, shaft & neck) , write down its function.

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