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    Fourth graders learn the true meaning of “the leg bone’s connected to the hip bone” in this science class designed to learn all about the human skeleton. First students identify major bones in the body, and then they create Vokis to talk about which bone a “patient” has broken.

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    Fourth graders learn the true meaning of “the leg bone’s connected to the hip bone” in this science class designed to learn all about the human skeleton. First students identify major bones in the body, and then they create Vokis to talk about which bone a “patient” has broken.

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    Bones (4th Grade Science)

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    Fourth graders learn the true meaning of “the leg bone’s connected to the hip bone” in this science class designed to learn all about the human skeleton. First students identify major bones in the body, and then they create Vokis to talk about which bone a “patient” has broken.

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    Voki Lesson Plan

    Class Title: Science

    Lesson Title: Bones!

    Grade Level: Fourth Grade

    Author: Stephanie Bushman

    Objectives:

    Students will
    1. The placement of the major bones
    Materials:

    1. Internet
    2. Computer per student
    3. Voki.com (http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=3253061&height=400&width=300)
    Class Duration: 1 day

    Activities:

    1. Students will log on to the skeletal chart http://www.abcya.com/skeletal_system.htm


    2. Students will complete the skeletal chart
    3. Once the students have successfully completed the chart (raise hand when finished, teacher
    will check), students will log on to Voki.com
    4. Students will create a doctor Voki to tell the class which bone their patient has broken.
    5. The class will guess where that bone is in the body.

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