By making a model of the human skeleton students will learn the names and location of bones in the human body.
1. White fabric (I use an old T shirt)
2. Sharpie laundry marker
3. Sewing machine or needle and thread
4. Pen and paper
5. Printer (optional)
7. Sewing pins
8. Bottom piece of a blank disk container
9. Polyester stuffing
Step 1: Step one
First take your white fabric and draw a front and back view of the human skeletal system. I used pictures online as an example. Try to make the front side and back side about the same size and shape. Cut your pieces out in a rectangle shape and put them together right sides facing each other. Try to match up the body parts together the best you can. Pin the pieces together and sew around the skeleton. Leave a space open at the bottom for turning and filling. Trim around the shape of your skeleton and turn right side out. Now fill with your stuffing and stitch up the open hole at the bottom.
Step 2: Step two
Write or type out a list of bones. Here is the list I made:
Make your paper pieces twice as long as you want them to be. Fold all the paper pieces over and then put a pin in the middle and glue them shut.