This set of bones protects your brain.
Hint: This is also the name of a board game!
What is the cranium?

Squats!
This bone is commonly referred to as the kneecap.
Hint: It starts with a "P."
What is the patella?

Jumping Jacks!
Adult hands contain this many bones.
Hint: I am this many years old!
What is 26?

Push ups!
Over a quarter of an adults bones are in this body part.
What is the foot?

Penguin Crunches!
The number of bones an adult has.
What is 206?
Favorite Dance Move!
This set of bones protects your heart and lungs.
What is the ribcage?

Lunges!
The largest and strongest bone in your body.
Hint: It rhymes with lemur!
What is the femur?

Seal Jacks!
The wrist is made up of this many bones.
Hint: You are this old when you start 3rd grade!
What is 8?

Plank Hold!
Adults have this many bones in each foot.
Hint: I am this many years old!
What is 26?
Toe Tappers!
The tissues that connect bones to other bones.
Hint: They begin with the letter "L."
What are ligaments?

Handstand/Donkey Kick!
Vertebrae are bones that make up this body part.
What is the spine?

Heel Raises!
This weight-bearing bone that starts with a "T" runs between the ankle and the knee.
What is the tibia?

Ski Jumps!
Finger bones are called this.
Hint: Toe bones have the same name!
What are phalanges?

Shoulder taps!
Toe bones are called this.
Hint: Fingers bones have the same name!
What are phalanges?

Leg Lifts!
The tissues that attach bones to muscles.
Hint: They begin with the letter "T."
What are tendons?

Jump 180/360!
The arm bone with a funny name.
What is the humerus?

Kicks!
This non-weight bearing bone that starts with an "F" runs between the ankle and the knee.
What is the fibula?

Punching Jacks!
Hand bones are called this.
Hint: "meta + vehicle + another name for friends."
What are metacarpals?

Punching!
These bones that start with the letter "T" connect the ankle to the foot.
What are tarsals?

Flutters!
The ends of bones are padded with this substance to prevent wear and tear.
Hint: This starts with a "C."
What is cartilage?

Act out your favorite sport!
These two bones make up your forearm (the area from your elbow to your wrist).
What are the ulna and radius?

Elbow to Knee!
This group of bones connects the spine to the legs.
Hint: It rhymes with Elvis!
What is the pelvis?

Skaters!
Wrist bones are called this.
Hint: The name of hand bones -"meta."
What are carpals?

Burpees!
These bones that start with "M" connect the heel and the toes.
What are metatarsals?

Rope Climb!
The place where two bones meet.
What is a joint?

Favorite yoga pose/stretch!