Greeting.
-Hello, everybody! How are
you?
Create a positive climate in
the classroom.
Have a nice
day
Observing the video and
defining the topic of the
lesson.
Let’s start our lesson with
physical activity
Respected students tell “
please what system provides movement of our
bodies?”
Correctly it is the locomotion
system.
What is the topic of the
lesson today?
Let,s start new lesson. Our
topic: Structure of a human
skeleton.
Step
1. Teacher will introduce
students with interesting facts about bones and viewing pictures of
the structure of vertebrates and
invertebrates.
Bones and their
Functions:
Cranium: the skull; encloses/
protects the brain.
Clavicle: also called the collarbone;
allows your arms to hang
freely.
Ribs: act as a protective cage for
the heart, lungs, and liver; there are 12 pairs of
ribs.
Radius: lateral, shorter bone of the
forearm.
Ulna: inner, larger bone of the
forearm.
Metacarpals: the five bones of the
metacarpus, located between the wrist and the
fingers.
Femur: the thighbone; the longest
and strongest bone in the
body.
Tibia: the inner, larger bone of
the lower leg.
Tarsals: the seven bones of the ankle
joint.
Scapula: also called the shoulder
blade; provides a foundation for joint
function.
Mandible: the jawbone; holds the lower
teeth in place; it is the strongest bone in the
face.
Stapes: located in the middle ear;
the smallest bone in the
body.
Humerus: upper arm bone; supports arm
functions, such as lifting.
Vertebrae: any of the 33 bones of the
spinal column.
Pelvis: located near the base of the
spine where the hind limbs/legs are attached; this bone is
separated in children and fused together in
adults.
Carpals: any of the 8 bones of the
carpus/ wrist.
Phalanges: any of the bones of the
fingers.
Patella: the kneecap; allows for knee
extension.
Fibula: the outer, smaller bone
located between the knee and the
ankle.
Metatarsals: any of the bones located
between the ankle and the
toes.
Step
2.Establish the theme of the
lesson, objective and success
criteria
Observing the
video and learn terms in
English
Russian
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English
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Kazakh
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Кость
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Хрящ
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Мышца
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Тазовый
пояс
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Красный костный
мозг
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Скелет
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Плечевой
пояс
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Грудная
кость
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Позвоночник
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Ребро
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Зубочистка
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Step 3:
Fill
in the
gaps.
Version
A
The
skeleton
has
3
.
The
protects the brain and it
also helps
you
stand
.
The
bone in the body is the femur
and we
have
206
in
our
.
Version
B
We
have
12
pairs of
.
They
protect
the
and
lungs. The
bone
is
in our
ear.
Baby’s
are
(
2
words
)
than
adult’s.
The
is
longer
than
the
.
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