Science
Bones, Joints and Muscle Pairs
Students read a short passage on the skeleton, sort bones into axial and appendicular groups, match joints to types and explain how muscles work in pairs.
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Students read a short passage on the skeleton, sort bones into axial and appendicular groups, match joints to types and explain how muscles work in pairs.
Students sort evidence for evolution into types, interpret a made-up DNA-difference table to rank how closely related animals are, and explain homologous and vestigial structures.