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Types of Bones and Joints A list of definitions about the different types of bones and joints in the human body.		Describe the Senses Try a printable science activity that focuses on the senses of hearing, tasting, and smelling.
My Muscles The mechanism of muscles and how they enable the body to move are described briefly.		What Senses Do You Use? Try a printable science activity that focuses on the five senses.
My Sensory Organs Students learn which body parts correspond to each of their five senses.		Three Ears in One Enhance science skills with an activity that focuses on the parts of the ear.
Experiment Activity: Experimenting with the Sense of Smell Students conduct an experiment to test their smell thresholds for mint. Materials list, advance...		The Five Senses Students identify the five senses by writing the correct words about pictures.
Listen for Sounds of Spring Try a printable science activity that focuses on the sense of hearing.		Cut, Tear, Crush, Grind Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about teeth.
Test Your Taste Buds Try a printable science activity that focuses on the sense of taste.		Explore Activity: Exploring Teeth Students examine their teeth and classify them by their different shapes. Materials list,...
My Stomach This brief explanation describes how the stomach helps the body to absorb nutrients.		The Lost Sense Try a printable science activity that focuses on the senses.
My Small and Large Intestines The functions of the intestines are briefly described.		Investigate Activity: Observing Your Nervous System in Action Students investigate how the nervous system works by testing reaction time. Materials list, lab...
My Lungs Here's a brief description of the functions performed by the lungs in the human body.		Heartbeats Engage students with a science activity about the human body. Students will experiment with...
My Heart This short explanation describes how the heart provides the body with oxygen and nutrients.		Illuminating Illusions The eye actually retains an image for about a tenth of a second after the image has passed....

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