These Bones Are Made for Moving: How Our Skeleton Supports, Moves, and Protects

This one-time lecture-based class will teach learners an overview of the human skeletal system. 
We will discuss how many bones humans have as babies and as adults, what our bones do, different ways our bones move, and some facts about unique bones. 
Learners will be able to find and identify hinge joints, ball-and-socket joints, and saddle joints on their own bodies after seeing them move on a model skeleton.
The teaching style is a relaxed lecture with time for discussion and questions. 
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