Here is how my arm works,
The biceps is the most important arm muscle, the biceps hold all your upper body weight, Strong bicepshelp you do every day tasks the triceps help you with moving your elbow up and down and moving your shoulders around, the triceps also help you with your movement. The Deltoid helps you with your shoulders staying up in your body and it makes your arm on your shoulder. P1
Why is the Flexors important?
The flexors the flexors create stability, along with the other core muscles of the torso and glutes. Did you know that There is two flexor muscles in your arm and in your hip bones pretty cool right. Extensor muscle, any of the muscles that increase the angle between members of a limb as by straightening the elbow or knee or bending the wrist or spine backward. The movement is usually directed backward, with the notable exception of the knee joint.P2
The arm is very important because it can do amazing things and fun fact the altogether the arm and hand has fifty four bones isn’t that amazing also the arm can do whatever you want it to do
Like if you want to make your arm grab something and throw it in the bin like a piece of rubbish that would be helping the planet because the planet has alot of pollution in its rivers and seas.P3
Hey kieren it's me Pathey, I went to look at your writing and it's great!
ReplyDeleteBut there is somthing it could use, And that is pictures I dont know where and what is the flexors,glutes,biceps, and triceps are mabey you could do somthing about it.
Thanks for your feedback Pathey ill try to fix it.
ReplyDeleteHey Kezzy,
ReplyDeleteI thought that your informative writing included a lot of important facts vital to your topic and that it was well paragraphed. I see Pathey's point and I think a labeled diagram would compliment your writing effort nicely. Your work during distance learning has gone from strength to strength (like your strong biceps) and I've enjoyed learning from it. Have a fun and safe school holidays and hopefully we'll catch up next term. Ka kite.