IMAGE COPYRIGHT Healthy Bones with LifeLab
Come and join the LifeLab team to discover simple, practical tips for keeping your bones healthy and strong. Your bones are living parts of your body - they support you, protect vital organs, and work with your muscles to help you move every day.
At this fun, hands-on engagement activity, people of all ages are invited to explore fascinating facts about the human skeleton through interactive challenges and creative activities. Can you help us build a life-sized X-ray skeleton? The human body contains 206 bones - how many can you spot, identify, and name?
If you're feeling creative, try sculpting your own 3D skeleton hand using air dough to take home as a reminder of what you've learned. Whether you're curious, creative, or just looking for something fun to do, there's something for everyone. Drop in, get involved, and discover how to look after your bones for life.
At this fun, hands-on engagement activity, people of all ages are invited to explore fascinating facts about the human skeleton through interactive challenges and creative activities. Can you help us build a life-sized X-ray skeleton? The human body contains 206 bones - how many can you spot, identify, and name?
If you're feeling creative, try sculpting your own 3D skeleton hand using air dough to take home as a reminder of what you've learned. Whether you're curious, creative, or just looking for something fun to do, there's something for everyone. Drop in, get involved, and discover how to look after your bones for life.
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