How Do Bones Work? Human Skeleton Facts for Kids - What is the Skeleton? - Skeleton Facts for Kids — Transcript
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- 0:00welcome to learning more dot com
- 0:04today we're going to talk about bones
- 0:09i was watching scooby doo
- 0:11it was about a skeleton and i was just
- 0:14wondering why we have bones in our
- 0:17bodies
- 0:19so i decided to find out
- 0:23did you know
- 0:25bones make up the framework
- 0:27of our bodies we call this framework the
- 0:31skeleton bones do lots of jobs
- 0:35they keep us standing upright they
- 0:38support our body if we had no bones
- 0:42we would be like a big pile of jelly
- 0:46they also protect our organs like our
- 0:49heart liver and lungs these organs are
- 0:53soft and squishy but the bones protect
- 0:56them our bones also help us to move
- 1:02now that's a lot of jobs then a little
- 1:05skeleton and my head appeared
- 1:09have never wondered about
- 1:12off i went to find out well bones are
- 1:15not just
- 1:16well material they have different parts
- 1:2070
- 1:21of the bone is not actually living
- 1:24tissue
- 1:25it's made up of hard minerals like
- 1:28calcium
- 1:30that's why you have to drink milk
- 1:32to make your bones strong
- 1:35most human bones have four parts
- 1:38the outside part of the bone is called
- 1:40the periosteum
- 1:42this is a thin
- 1:43but very dense flare that has nerves and
- 1:47blood vessels these nursery bones
- 1:51compact bone is next it is smooth and
- 1:55very hard
- 1:57hand selloffs bunk on snacks
- 2:00this looks a bit like a sponge
- 2:03but is much stronger
- 2:06on the very inside of many bones is the
- 2:09bone marrow
- 2:12it looks a bit like jelly and it makes
- 2:15new blood cells for the body
- 2:18aaron how many bones do we have in our
- 2:20bodies well you'll be shocked to know
- 2:24that babies actually have more bones
- 2:27than adults
- 2:29babies skeletons are made up of
- 2:33more than 300 parts by the time we
- 2:36become adults we only have 206 bones
- 2:40don't worry babies don't lose bones
- 2:43it's just that some of our baby bones
- 2:45are made partly or completely of
- 2:49cartilage
- 2:50as we grow bigger and heavier cartilage
- 2:54is slowly replaced by harder bone
- 2:57some smaller bones join together to make
- 3:01one bigger bone now
- 3:03here's a question
- 3:05did you know how a skeleton has to move
- 3:09i feel like i'm becoming a bone expert
- 3:12where two bones meet is called a joint
- 3:15some joints are fixed and don't move for
- 3:18example the joints in the skull before
- 3:21they have grown together some joints
- 3:24move a little like the joints in your
- 3:26spine some joints move a lot you also
- 3:29need muscles to work with your bones
- 3:32how do we keep our bones healthy
- 3:36eat healthy food especially dairy foods
- 3:39these give your bones the calcium they
- 3:42need get plenty of exercise and make
- 3:45sure that you protect your bones when
- 3:47you play sport i'm beginning to wonder
- 3:50lots more about the human body i wonder
- 3:53what i will explore tomorrow i hope you
- 3:57enjoyed my story why not subscribe
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- 4:03www.learnymall.com
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