Looking for some hands-on ways to bring your anatomy studies to life? The University of Texas at Austin’s Department of Anthropology has some wonderful freebies to help.
The fantastic printables include:
- A life-sized adult skeleton
- A life-sized child skeleton in B&W or color
- 9-piece scramble puzzles of Prosimian Skulls, Prosimian Skulls and Hominoidea Skulls
- Word searches on Skeletal Anatomy for elementary, middle school and high school levels
- Crossword puzzles on teeth and skeletons for elementary, middle school and high school levels
- And more!
The printable skeletons are especially helpful. The adult skeleton is 21 pages and can be taped to the wall for kids to label (or use for a spin-off of a pin the tail on the donkey game). The child skeletons are the size of an average five or six year-old child and use eight pages. The B&W version is great for coloring and labeling, while the color version is more realistic.
The site also includes additional links, lyrics to “Dem Bones” and more resources for educators.
Click here to view all of the resources, which are available as printable PDF files.
Have fun!
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This article originally appeared on examiner.com
