The Skeleton Dance from Super Simple Songs

Science Crafts & Activities This is the series of Great Artist books we're using in our classroom. They are written in an engaging way with lots of colorful examples of the artwork.Click Here Claude Monet is well known for his beautiful water scenes! Brain Crafts & Activities Human Body: The Backbone (simple model) Right now we are on break, but I thought I’d try to come up with a few review activities for when our co-op starts back up in February. One thing we kind of glossed over due to time was talking about our backbone. I came up with a very simple model of the backbone for my K-2nd grade group. My goal is for them to realize that: 1. Our spinal column has a spinal cord. 2. Supplies: 1 pool noodle 1 laundry line or rope 24 pony tail holders/thick rubber bands Exacto knife First cut the pool noodle into 24 pieces with an Exacto-knife. Have your students string the pieces together on the rope. Use this to show the kids how flexible our backbone can be. Check out what we have done in our anatomy unit so far: Linking up to: