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Upper Body
Lower Body
Muscles
Bones
Mystery
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These bones protect your
heart and inner organs
10 Points
Ribs
Clue: This bone is
funny!
20 Points
Haha!
Haha!
Humerus
This muscle is used most
during push-ups
30 Points
Pectorals
This bone runs horizontal
40 Points
Clavicle
This muscle is named after
a geometric shape
50 Points
Trapezius
This bone is the biggest
(and longest) in the body
10 Points
Femur
This muscle has 4 parts to
it
20 Points
Quadriceps
This muscle is measured
during the sit & reach test
30 Points
Hamstring
This bone is protected by
shin guards
40 Points
Tibia
This muscle contracts and
lifts the heels off the floor
during toe raises
50 Points
Gastroc
This muscle is used during
sit-ups
10 Points
Abdominals
Two parts to this muscle,
which helps you carry
heavy things
“beach muscles”
20 Points
Biceps
There are 3 parts to this
muscle, helping you
straighten the back of
your arm
30 Points
Triceps
You sit on this muscle
when riding on a scooter
40 Points
Glutes
This muscle is used when
you lift your arm up to
answer a question
50 Points
Deltoids
This bone protects your
brain
10 Points
Cranium
These bones are used to
hold a pencil (or wave
goodbye!)
20 Points
Phalanges
This bone runs down your
back for support
30 Points
Spine
A wide bone that connects
your lower body to the
upper body
40 Points
Pelvis
This forearm bone is “rad”!
50 Points
Radius
You use these bones when
playing a piano
10 Points
Phalanges
You sit on this muscle at
your PE spot (square)
20 Points
Glutes
This bone is also known as
your “collar bone”
30 Points
Clavicle
This bone floats, and is also
known as your “knee cap”
40 Points
Patella
A large muscle in your
lower back
(hint: fish dorsal fins)
50 Points
Latissimus
Dorsi