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What are bones?
Bones are the hardest parts inside our body.
What do they (bones) do?
They support us, help us move and protect organs.
How can we see bones II side our body?
We can see them with an X-ray.
How can we feel our bones without an X-ray?
By touching part of our body, like our arm, we can feel them under the skin.
What is the skeletal system made of?
It is made up of bones and joints.
What do joints do in our body?
Joints connect bones and let us move.
What is a ligament?
A ligament is a part of a joint that connects bones to each other.
Why are bones important for movement?
Bones work with muscles to help us move?
Which organs do bones protect?
They protect the brain, heart, and lungs.
What gives the body its shape and strength?
The bones of the skeletal system.
What are joints also called?
They are also called articulations.
Are bones part of the skeletal system?
Yes
Can we move without bones?
No
Do ligaments connect bones with each other?
Yes
Are bones soft and bendy?
No, they are hard and rigid.
Do bones help protect your brain?
Yes
