Bones join together at joints.
Two types of joints:
- Fixed joints: the bones do not move (the skull).
- Moveable joints: the bones move in one direction (the knee or the elbow). These joints are held together by ligaments.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
JOINTS
Bones join together at joints.
Two types of joints:
Sunday, September 16, 2012
BONES AND JOINTS
All the bones in our body together make our skeleton.
Our bones are hard and they help us move:
skull, humerus, ribs, femur, spine, pelvis, vertebrae.
Joints are two bones joined together.
They help us bend and move different parts of our body:
neck, hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist.
And you can play and learn about the bones and joints we studied last school year:
Our bones are hard and they help us move:
skull, humerus, ribs, femur, spine, pelvis, vertebrae.
Joints are two bones joined together.
They help us bend and move different parts of our body:
neck, hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, wrist.
And you can play and learn about the bones and joints we studied last school year:
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