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Tell it Again – The Storytelling Handbook for Primary English Language Teachers Part 3: Worksheets – Funnybones Skeleton wordsearch In this example can you find the words: thigh skull foot finger ankle neck hand back shoulder leg arm Look carefully – some words may be spelt backwards! s h o u l d e r b r e g n i f i f p h a n d g b o o e l e a l a o z i l c r l c t a k w k m u k t n l e g x k z a t h i g h s n Funnybones quiz 1_ How many bones are there in the human body? 2_ Is it true that babies have more bones than adults? 3_ How many bones are there in your skull? 4 _ How many bones are there in your neck? 5_ How many bones are there in a giraffe’s neck? 6_ How many bones are there in your foot? 7_ How many bones are there in your hand? 8_ How many bones are there in your back? 9_ Which is the longest bone in your body? 10_ Is it true that your skeleton shrinks (gets smaller) during the day? 192 Photocopiable From: Tell it Again – The Storytelling Handbook for Primary English Language Teachers Part 3: Worksheets © British Council 2014
Tell it Again – The Storytelling Handbook for Primary English Language Teachers Part 3: Worksheets – Princess Smartypants Typical! typical princes typical princesses not typical are usually handsome usually like wearing beautiful clothes usually wear uniforms usually rescue princesses are usually brave are usually very ugly usually have long, blonde hair usually have blue eyes are usually very beautiful are usually fat usually wear pink usually ride bicycles usually like riding horses are usually well-behaved usually have pets are usually frightened usually live in a castle usually wear black Part 3: Worksheets © British Council 2014 Photocopiable From: Tell it Again – The Storytelling Handbook for Primary English Language Teachers 193
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