Homeschool Science with Manchester University: Amazing Arms – Muscles, Bones, Blood & Nerves!

Have you ever wondered what happens inside your arm when you throw a ball, wiggle your fingers, or give someone a high five? Come explore the amazing anatomy hidden beneath your skin!
In this hands-on program, young scientists will discover how the bones, muscles, blood vessels, and nerves of the arm and hand work together to help us move, feel, and play. We’ll investigate how bones provide support, muscles pull on bones to create movement, blood vessels deliver oxygen and nutrients, and nerves carry lightning-fast messages between the brain and the body.

Through fun demonstrations, models, and interactive activities, kids will get an up-close look at the incredible structures that make our arms and hands work. Get ready to move, explore, and think like an anatomist!

*Session will begin at 9am and run until approximately 9:45 – please show up at any time.*

Program Cost: Free
Sponsored By: Friends of the Library
Age Requirement: K – High School
Registration: Yes, registration is required. Sign up here: http://engagedpatrons.org/EventsExtended.cfm?SiteID=2262&EventID=597930
Location: Blocher Community Room