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    The document discusses the different bones in the human body and their functions, including the skull, ribs, backbone, and pelvic bones which protect internal organs like the brain, heart, lungs, and reproductive organs. It provides examples of how these bones work together to allow movement and protect vital organs, and gives rules for activities that involve learning about bone functions through experiments and discussions.

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    The document discusses the different bones in the human body and their functions, including the skull, ribs, backbone, and pelvic bones which protect internal organs like the brain, heart, lungs, and reproductive organs. It provides examples of how these bones work together to allow movement and protect vital organs, and gives rules for activities that involve learning about bone functions through experiments and discussions.

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    The document discusses the different bones in the human body and their functions, including the skull, ribs, backbone, and pelvic bones which protect internal organs like the brain, heart, lungs, and reproductive organs. It provides examples of how these bones work together to allow movement and protect vital organs, and gives rules for activities that involve learning about bone functions through experiments and discussions.

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    The Functions of Different

    Bones in Human Body

    By: Mirasol S. Gamilong


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    Motivation:

    Simon says….(
    Touch your toes..
    Arms high…
    Bend knees
    •What would we look like if we have no
    bones in our body?

    • What parts of your body do you use in doing different


    actions like clapping, standing, bending and others
    RULES DURING ACTIVITIES

    1. Work quietly
    2. Share your ideas

    3. Follow the directions properly

    4. Keep your workplace clean and in order.


    “What is the function of the backbone?”
    •Draw a paper doll on a piece of paper and cut it.

    •Let the paper doll stand on the table .

    •Now, find a partner ask him/her to feel his backbone.

    •Now, find a partner and ask to bend slightly feel his/her backbone.
    EXPLAIN
    THE BONES THAT PROTECT THE INTERNAL ORGANS

    1.SKULL or
    HEADBONE- is
    the uppermost
    part of the
    skeletal system.
    It protects the
    brain and eyeball
    2.RIBCAGE or
    RIBS - is
    consist of 12
    pairs of ribs
    and chest bone.
    It protects the
    heart, lungs,
    liver and
    intestines
    3. BACKBONE
    or SPINAL
    COLUMN/
    SPINE - consist
    of 33 tiny bones
    that protect the
    spinal cord.
    4. PELVIC or
    HIPBONE is a
    bowl like bone that
    protect the uterus
    and sex organ. It
    also support the
    upper part of the
    body.
    ELABORATE
    If you are going to ride a
    motorcycle, what
    protective gear will you
    use to protect your bone?
    Why do you need to wear
    it?
    EVALUATE
    Identify what bone is being state. Choose your answer from the words inside the
    box.

    skull rib cage backbone femur patella

    1. The longest, strongest and heaviest bone of human body.


    2. It protects the heart and the lungs.
    3. It is also called knee cap.
    4. It covers and protect the brain.
    5. It supports the body in order to stand straight.
    EVALUATE
    Match the organ with the bone that protect
    them
    1. Gall bladder A. Skull
    2. Brain B. Ribs
    3. Spinal cord C. Spinal column
    4. Heart D. Pelvic
    5. Lungs
    EXTEND
    ASSIGNMENT
    Draw the different bones
    that protect the internal
    organs and the organs they
    protect. Put the in a bond
    paper

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