Do You Got A Backbone

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Do You Got A Backbone?

• Christopher Belous
• Third Grade General Science Class
• Monroe Elementary

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What is a backbone?

• A backbone is a bone in your back. It helps to
  support your weight, and protects your spinal
  chord, which is very important.

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Why is a back bone important?

• A backbone is very important for all animals who
  have one.
• The three important functions of the backbone
  include Support, Protection, and Movement.

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Vertebrates vs. Invertebrates

• What is a Vertebrate?
• An Animal that DOES have a backbone.
• What is an Invertebrate?
• An Animal that DOES NOT have a backbone.

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MINI QUIZ TIME!! YAY!!

• Get out a scrap piece of paper, or click the box
  in the corner to print off a worksheet.
• CLICK ANYWHERE TO START SUPER FUN MINI QUIZ!

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WHAT IS IT?

• This is a Killer Whale!
• What do you think?
• Invertebrate/
• Invertebrate?

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WHAT IS IT?

• This is a JELLY
• FISH!
• What do you think?
• Invertebrate/
• Invertebrate?

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WHAT IS IT?

• This is a DEER!
• What do you think?
• Invertebrate/
• Invertebrate?

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WHAT IS IT?

• This is a HUMAN!
• What do you think?
• Invertebrate/
• Invertebrate?

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WHAT IS IT?

• This is a SNAKE!
• What do you think?
• Invertebrate/
• Invertebrate?

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ANSWER SLIDE!
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How well did you do?

• If you feel like you didnt do well enough, and
  would like another try, just click the box below
  to go back to the beginning and try the mini fun
  quiz again!

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The End!

• As you can see it is very important to know why a
  backbone is an important thing to have!
• CONGRATULATIONS! You finished the quiz in this
  lesson with flying colors! GREAT JOB!

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

• Skeleton Walking Image on Slide 3. November 9,
  2004. http//www.shadow.org.uk/projects/biped.shtm
  l
• Skeletons, Moving and Growing. Various
  Information. November 9, 2004. http//www.woodland
  s-junior.kent.sch.uk/Homework/skeletons.html
• Backbone Image from Slide 2. November 9, 2004.
  http//www.spacesciencegroup.org/lessons/default.a
  sp?themehumanbodypagenamebackbone
• Snake Image from Slide 10, November 16, 2004.
  http//www.stetson.edu/pmay/woodruff/garter.jpg
• Kids Image from Slide 9, November 16, 2004.
  http//images.vnunet.com/v6_image/ca/pics/kids.gif
  
• Deer Image from Slide 8, November 16, 2004.
  http//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0a/Deer
  window.jpg
• Jelly Fish Image from Slide 7, November 16, 2004.
  http//golddragonimports.com/jelly20fish20simila
  n20islands.jpg
• Whale Image from Slide 6, November 16, 2004.
  http//www.linkandpinhobbies.com/Graphics/sch_kill
  er20whale.gif

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Put a Check Under the Appropriate column for Each
Animal.