At this lesson, our scientists examined the secrets of the human skeleton. Focusing on bones and joints, children learned how our hand can move. During the experiment, we’ve created a prototype of a hand! The children enthusiastically placed the “bones” (stems of straw) and “joints” (punctures in the cardboard) according to the structure of the human hand. And here is a fantastic result! Creative students had the opportunity to see how their own “skeleton” moves. It was a fascinating lesson that helped the children understand how joints and bones work and how they help us move.
