
Label the Skeleton
4th grade science worksheet: label ten bones on a skeleton diagram with a word bank, answer four questions about what bones protect, and use the answer key.
4th grade skeletal system worksheets: labeling the main bones, what the skeleton does, joints and how they move, and how bones and muscles work together.

4th grade science worksheet: label ten bones on a skeleton diagram with a word bank, answer four questions about what bones protect, and use the answer key.

4th grade science worksheet on the jobs of the skeleton: sort eight examples into four jobs, then label five bones and match each to what it protects.

4th grade joints worksheet: three joint diagrams, a sort of six body joints and a try-it chart for the elbow, shoulder and neck. Answer key included.

4th grade science worksheet: label the biceps, triceps, humerus, forearm bones and elbow joint on a bent arm, then explain how muscles pull in pairs.

4th grade skeletal system reading about living bone, calcium, vitamin D and casts, with eight questions, a calcium food sort and an answer key.

4th grade skeletal system check: label five bones, name two jobs of the skeleton, match two joints and answer two short questions. One page plus answer key.
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“Construct an argument that plants and animals have internal and external structures that function to support survival, growth, behavior, and reproduction.”
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“Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.”
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