This is a fun mini-book on a split pin.
The second flap with info like all mammals have 7 vertebrae in their neck, from a mouse to a giraffe.
And the third flap.
This is a fun mini book because it starts out quite small....
but is really very big.
I love this mini book about the Pelvis.
Because it is a Pop-Up-Mini book.
The outline of my foot. It just fitted on the paper.
Some info on the bones in the foot.
And some info on flat feet. I am having to do some exercises to try and help my feet because they are a little "flat".
This is an outline of my hand.
Some info on the bones in the hand.
And the muscles, ligaments and tendons that make our hand work.
We had roast lamb today for dinner, so it was a good opportunity to have a look at some bones and joints.
A ball and socket joint. And the left bone looks a bit like a shoulder blade, so the other bones was the top bone of the leg.
Ruth had fun moving the joint too.
Fun having a look at this section of bone and working out all the different things we could see.
Our first two bones are dry. Unfortunately they have gotten really dark so they don't look as nice as when they were first knotted. The heart worked really well on the second one though.
All the other small bones were soft now.
But they were too big for tying knots. So we used some string to keep them folded while they dry.
There are 3 Types of Skeletons
Endoskeleton
Exoskeleton
and Hydroskeleton (the one most people don't know about).
It took a lot longer for the egg shell to get hard again. We kept poking it though to see if it was hard and because it was not completely hard yet, we made quite a few dents in the egg. It is so dry now it is falling apart.
Tying a knot in the smallest bones which are now soft.
Left: the shape it starts out as. Right: with a knot. 
