• Which joint did you choose as our most important joint? We choose the jaw.  I think actually everyone choose it.
  
• Why did you choose that joint? I choose the jaw because it helps you eat and talk!
  
• What things would be difficult to do without that joint? It would be very hard to talk and eat. You could only drink a little drop at a time.
  
• What movement can be done without the use of joints? (Example: blinking your eyes) You would be able to not do a lot of things. We would be able to sit and do nothing. We would be able to drink a drop at a time. That wouldn't be that great. In the example it says you would be able to blink your eyes. Your arms would just be still. You wouldn't be able to move your hands!
  

Optional (But fun!): Complete the following RAFT assignment: 

• R: Role: You are one of the joints in your body (your choice)!
• A: Audience: Your audience is you!
• F: Format: A persuasive letter!
• T: Topic: Trying to get you to go easier on them!
• Your joint is writing a persuasive letter to you, asking you to be kinder to it by doing (or not doing) several things.  Can you write from that perspective?  Can the joint be persuasive enough to get you to treat it better?  Think about eating, carrying things, what you are wearing, sitting, lifting, exercising, playing sports, etc.  What simple things could you do during your daily routine that would protect your joints?  Have fun writing!

The apple felt very wet and slimy on the inside. There is green where the seeds were. If you push really hard with your finger the apple will get very smooshy.Where the seed was the seeds must have been big. On the bottom of the apple it was bumpy. It looked like in the middle there were two seeds. When you cut the apple it turns brown after an hour or two. On the apple if you look very closely it has brown lines going into the middle. Where the seed were it looked like there was some little white fuzz. In the middle of the apple was tough to break apart.

I was able to find so many things out because we had some tools. The tools were your fingers and a magnifying glass. Those actually helped me out a lot. It is important to observe you thing you are observing because that is how you know if something happens to an apple. The most used sense was sight then feel then smell. I didn't smell the apple that much.

My Alien connects to me. It has eyes so It can see. It also have eyes like mine. It has a mouth like me so it can eat it's food. He has cells that make up his mouth so he can breathe and eat. Those cells are important to his body.

The hardest part of the pre-test was to explain the things. We didn't know half of them so it was super hard. The hardest part to explain was the Diaphragm. I had never heard of such a thing! That was really the only hard thing. I think I put the lungs in the right spot,the heart,the brain,the eyes,the skin,the stomach,the esophagus,  and the Pancreas. Those I think. i think I put the bladders in the wrong place,the liver,the intestines,the spleen,Trachea,the diaphragm,the pharynx,and the larynx. That's a lot wrong!