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True / False. The ribcage
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Are these sentences true or false? The ribs are long, curved bones that are connected to the thoracic vertabrae. The top ten pairs of ribs are joined in the front to a long, flat bone called the coccyx.…
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Vocabulary (KET)
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Read the descriptions of some words from Chapter Four. What is the word for each one? The first letter is already there. This is a special dinner. f This is a talking bird. p This is the bone in the…
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Reading
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Adam: Stop it Eve! Eve: It’s my bone, not yours! Vlad: Brian’s crying. Felicia: Shhh, my poor baby! Vlad: Felicia! It’s late. Felicia: OK. Let’s go to the blood supermarket! Blood assistant:…
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Picture Dictionary
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Evening dream song sing world sun sea sky moon star cloud mummy daddy girl boy cat dog toy mouse whale fish mosquito worm nose toes kitchen stairs roof bag bone bike box of chocolates diamond cover go…
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Picture Dictionary
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Evening dream song sing world sun sea sky moon star cloud mummy daddy girl boy cat dog toy mouse whale fish mosquito worm nose toes kitchen stairs roof bag bone bike box of chocolates diamond cover go…
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Before you start - The skeletal-muscular system
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Didactic objectives Understand the functions of the human skeleton and recognise that it is made up of bones and cartilage. Identify the three types of joints. Understand the function of ligaments.…
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Summaries - The skeletal-muscular system
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1. The skeleton The skeleton is made up of bones, joints and cartilage. The skeleton supports our body and gives it shape. It also helps us to move and it protects our internal organs. Our bones are the…
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The skeleton
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Our skeleton is made up of bones, joints and cartilage. The skeleton's main functions are: To support our body and give it shape. To help us to move, because our muscles are connected to our bones.…
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Organisation and functions of living things
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4.1. Organisation of living things A multicellular organism is made up of millions of very different cells that specialise in certain functions. For example, neurons specialise in transmitting nerve…
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The arm and leg bones
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Arms Our arms are joined to our body by the two bones that form our shoulder: the clavicle and the scapula. The upper arm only has one bone, called the humerus. The forearm has two parallel bones,…
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