Hands Skeleton

For our science topic we have been learning about skeleton. We also talked about how does hands are working and the different parts and bones that you have on your hand. There are 6 different things that you can see and you have on your hands. 

Tendons - This is the tissues that are attached on you muscle and helps you fingers to be able to move. 

Joints - The things that are helping your each bones to be attached and the things that are connecting the bones on you hands.

Bones - In your hands you have 3 smaller bones on your finger and and 2 on your thumb. You also had 5 bones on your palm. On your wrist you have 8 small bones.

Ligaments - This things is connected on your tissue that helping you muscles to make your fingers move.

Muscles - On you hands you just have 2 muscles. You have one on your thumb sides and another one on your pinky side.

Cartilage - This is protecting the ends of your bones so they won't be damage and rubbed on each other.

We also started our task which is doing this demonstration by a paper. We are making a hands that showing that different part of our hands. We used a paper a straw to to it and used a string as a tendons. It will also gonna make our paper hands to be able to move.