Morning Mr. Forde I spent some time trying to make my DNA model out of clay and it did not end well. My plan B was to try to make the DNA out pipe cleaners, but I know you already showed us an example of that. Would I be able to give it a try anyway or would you rather have me try to make it out of something else? Please get back to me a soon as you can Thanks so much! -Janine M.
Pipe cleaner or clay would be great! You can do something similar to another student. There is nothing wrong with that. I just wanted you not to use twizzlers like we did in class.
It looks like you'll have an extra day to work on this with the snow coming!
Hey Mr. Forde, I took the bone quiz and surprisingly I did better than i expected. The bones are located pretty much like the names tell you. I have a question, is the brain attached to the skull because I think the skull protects the brain?
I was looking at the skeleton picture you posted and I was wondering if someone could live without one of the bones. I think some bones are more important than others like the spine because it holds up your back. But bones like a finger bone or the Ulna(i dont know what that is) I suppose are less important. Would people with out some bones need to get an operation to get that bone?
I read the article called "Your Bones." It said something that confused me.It's time to look at all your bones — the adult human body has 206 of them! does that mean that we grow more bones when we grow older?
I think there are some bones that are definitely more important than others. Believe it of not babies have about 350 bones and then the number is reduced to 206 as you mature. Many bones have to fuse together as you reach adulthood. For example the cranium is actually several bones at first that grow together.
Courteney, the song is called 'dem bones and I found it on iTunes. It's a pretty useful rap?!
Guess What ? I just bought the Dem Bones song on itunes i am now teaching my little sister the bones it reminds me of head shoulders knees and toes also Simon says.
Morning Mr. Forde
ReplyDeleteI spent some time trying to make my DNA model out of clay and it did not end well. My plan B was to try to make the DNA out pipe cleaners, but I know you already showed us an example of that. Would I be able to give it a try anyway or would you rather have me try to make it out of something else?
Please get back to me a soon as you can
Thanks so much!
-Janine M.
Hey Janine,
ReplyDeletePipe cleaner or clay would be great! You can do something similar to another student. There is nothing wrong with that. I just wanted you not to use twizzlers like we did in class.
It looks like you'll have an extra day to work on this with the snow coming!
mr. f
Hey Mr.Forde
ReplyDeleteI took the bone quiz and I wanted to know if we will need to know that for an up-coming quiz.
Thank You,
Francesca R.
Hey Francesca!
ReplyDeleteI will be giving you a lot more information about bones in the next couple of science classes and then you will have a little quiz of the MAIN bones.
We may even RAP about bones! :-)
Mr. F :-)
Hey Mr. Forde,
ReplyDeleteI took the bone quiz and surprisingly I did better than i expected. The bones are located pretty much like the names tell you. I have a question, is the brain attached to the skull because I think the skull protects the brain?
-Sanju
I was looking at the skeleton picture you posted and I was wondering if someone could live without one of the bones. I think some bones are more important than others like the spine because it holds up your back. But bones like a finger bone or the Ulna(i dont know what that is) I suppose are less important. Would people with out some bones need to get an operation to get that bone?
ReplyDelete-Sanju :)
I read the article called "Your Bones." It said something that confused me.It's time to look at all your bones — the adult human body has 206 of them!
ReplyDeletedoes that mean that we grow more bones when we grow older?
-Sanju
hey Mr Forde about that sing you played in class do you no what it is called i want to show my parents what were learning
ReplyDeletethanks
Courteney K.
Hey Sanju,
ReplyDeleteI think there are some bones that are definitely more important than others. Believe it of not babies have about 350 bones and then the number is reduced to 206 as you mature. Many bones have to fuse together as you reach adulthood. For example the cranium is actually several bones at first that grow together.
Courteney, the song is called 'dem bones and I found it on iTunes. It's a pretty useful rap?!
Mr. F :-)
Dear mr.forde
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting up this link,now I know so much about the skeletal system. And now I can study from this to understand.
hey Mr Forde
ReplyDeleteGuess What ? I just bought the Dem Bones song on itunes i am now teaching my little sister the bones it reminds me of head shoulders knees and toes also Simon says.
Nikki B
:-)
Hey the game where you put the bones together was fun because i knew where all of them go.
ReplyDeleteAre we going to have a bonez test on the parts and if we are do you have an idea when?
ReplyDeleteMR. forde
ReplyDeleteAre we going to have a bonez test on the parts and if we are do you have an idea when?
Benedith M
hey mr.forde i luvd the rap!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Benedith,
ReplyDeleteA quiz may be coming for next week. I'll let you know in class.
Mr. F :-)