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Mention how bones fuse as we grow.\nbones\nThe human skeletal system\nIntroduce the skeletal system and its two main divisions\nExplain its structure and role in protecting vital organs\nExplain its structure and role in movement and limb support\nAxial skeleton\nAppendicular skeleton\nxial\nSkeleton\nA\nList the bones that make up the axial skeleton. Highlight the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage.\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nppendicular\nSkeleton\nA\nList the bones that make up the appendicular skeleton. Highlight the limbs, shoulder girdle, and pelvic girdle.\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nLabel\nearning\nCheck\nL\nAdd a poll or quiz to assess understanding\nhumerus\nulna\nof bones\nTypes\nDescribe its primary function and name examples\nDescribe its primary function and name examples\nLong\nFlat\nDescribe its primary function and name examples\nDescribe its primary function and name examples\nShort\nIrregular\nCell type\nFunctions\nLocation\nOsteogenic\nDescribe its role\nWhere it's found in the body\nOsteoblasts\nDescribe its role\nWhere it's found in the body\nOsteocytes\nDescribe its role\nWhere it's found in the body\nOsteoclasts\nDescribe its role\nWhere it's found in the body\nin bones\nCellTypes\nUse the table to compare\nthe four main bone cell types\nStructure of\nbone\ntissue\nLabel\nLabel\nDescribe its characteristics and role\nDescribe its characteristics and role\nCompact bone\nSpongy bone\nOssification\nIntroduce ossification as the process of bone formation. 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