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The name of this game is “Bones? No Bones?”
1. Think of a thing like a bug or a snake. 2. Tell its name and act it out. 3. Ask the class if it has bones or no bones.
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Midge plays the game. “I am a bug. I can jump. I have wings and glide on the wind. Do I have bones or no bones?”
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Mack says, “I think bugs have no bones .”
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Miss Page claps. “Yes, Mack! Bugs have no bones.”
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Now, Mack takes Midge’s place.
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Mack says, “I can bend and slide. I do not have legs. I am a huge snake. Do I have bones?”
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Grace says, “I think snakes have bones.”
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Miss Page claps. “Yes, Grace. Snakes have bones. A snake has a skeleton and a spine. Look at the shapes snakes can make!”
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Grace says, “I use fins when I swim. I am a fish. Do I have bones or no bones? What do you think?”
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Ace says, “I do not think a fish has bones. A fish has fins. Fins do not have bones.”
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Miss Page says, “Not quite, Ace. Yes, most fins do not have bones. But most fish have bones and a spine.”
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Miss Page gets up. “Look at me. I use my legs when I run fast in a race. Do I have bones or no bones?”
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Mitch says, “You have bones! We all have bones. We have skeletons and spines, too. We can bend down. We can run. We can go!”
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Look at what the class made!
BONES
NO BONES
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SCIENCE: Animals and Plants
Extra! Extra!
Find out more about animals that have or do not have bones.
Bones or No Bones? Scientists classify or group animals together based on features that make them alike. • An animal with a spine or a backbone is called a vertebrate . ( vur -tuh-brit) • An animal without a spine or a backbone is an invertebrate . (in- vur -tuh-brit). Believe It or Not! All fish are vertebrates. But sharks are a little unusual. While sharks do have a spine, it’s not made of bone. It’s made of cartilage. Cartilage bends more easily than bone. Having a cartilage backbone is what helps make sharks such fast swimmers! How are spiders, jellyfish, worms, snails, and sea stars alike? They may look different, they may live in different places, but all these animals are invertebrates!
TEXT SET 7
Bones! Bones! Bones! Informational: Retelling Bones? No Bones? Informational: Expand Knowledge Yikes! Realistic Fiction
Shared Content-Area Vocabulary bones skeleton spine Shared High-Frequency Words have of now what
BONES? NO BONES?
Phonics Focus and Other Targets
Challenge Words
Grace huge Midge Midge’s Page Soft c and g
Vowel-Consonant- e
most or rules says
Ace bones game glide Grace huge like made make name Page
place quite race shapes slide snake snakes
spine takes use
Watch & Learn Video “Bones, Bones, Bones!”
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