Anatomy and Physiology – Locating Common Bones

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September 13, 2019

Overview

The Anatomy and Physiology – Locating Common Bones lesson is designed to teach young people about the location and function of a basic set of animal bones. In the interactive lesson, participants will learn how to identify the bones of an animal skeleton. They’ll also be asked to apply their knowledge by identifying bones and structures on paper or a live animal.

 

Objectives

After completing this activity, participants will be able to:

  • Identify and label common dog bones.
  • Identify bones and relate them to different species

 

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