Lesson 2
The practical part
| Step 1: In the last lesson, you combined the leg parts and held the sponges together. Now secure these sponges with rubber on the back side | ![]() ![]() |
| Step 2: Take the lid and make a hole the size of the tube | ![]() |
| Step 3: If the hole is small, use a pencil to enlarge the hole | ![]() |
| Step 4: Run the tube and secure with hot melt glue | ![]() |
| Step 5: Glue the prepared piece to the foot (next to the foot), on the back | ![]() |
| Step 6. Then take 3 more lids, and glue them to the top, middle and bottom | ![]() |
| Step 7: Prepare cardboard shorter than the leg | ![]() |
| Step 8. Then glue the cardboard to the lids (3 lids) And the lid with the tube should protrude from the back | ![]() |
| Step 9: You can make a stand from different materials: skewers, straws, ice-cream sticks, cardboard, etc. But not necessarilyCongratulations, the anatomical foot model is ready and it moves: forwards and backwards by attaching a skewer in the middle. | ![]() |
Conclusion
In this project the pupils investigated the function of the human locomotor system. They then made an anatomical model of the leg.
On this project, each pupil is awarded a STEAM title, in several categories:
– You have researched the human musculoskeletal system on your own! You are a young orthopaedic researcher!
– You have created a model of a leg on your own! Perhaps you are a future biotechnological engineer!
Evaluation





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