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The Human Skeleton

Describe the structure and four main functions of the human skeleton: support, protection, movement, and production of blood cells in bone marrow

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Connect skeleton parts with support, protection, movement and blood-cell production.

Connect skeleton parts with support, protection, movement and blood-cell production.

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Heart and Circulatory System

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  • Lists and explains the four functions of the skeleton with examples
  • Names key bones and identifies which organs they protect (e.g. ribcage protects heart and lungs)
  • Explains what bone marrow is and where blood cells are made
“If your child was asked why we have bones, could they explain that bones do more than just hold us up — describing at least three different things the skeleton does for the body?”

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Type
Conceptual
Subject
Science
Domain
Organisms & Life Processes
Age range
Ages 11–13

Standards

uk-nc-2013:KS3.Sci.Bio.SkeletalMuscular.1