Engage students by having them gently squeeze their wrist and feel the bones. Discuss how these bones support and shape our bodies.

Explain the function of bones in the human body and how the skeleton supports and shapes the body.

Describe how the skeletal system protects vital organs like the heart and brain.

Watch the video 'All About Your Body' to understand how the skeletal system interacts with other body systems to facilitate movement.

Have students identify and label parts of the skeleton on a diagram, such as the skull, rib cage, and spine.

Students complete the assessment 'Your Skeleton' to reinforce their understanding of the skeletal system's role in the human body.

Discuss with students how the skeletal system works with muscles to enable movement.

Reflect on the importance of the skeletal system in protecting vital organs and maintaining body structure.

Use the 'What’s Inside Your Body?' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of basic human anatomy.

Encourage students to take the unit quiz to test their comprehension of the skeletal system.