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Warm-Up: 1/11/10 Journal#2

This week's focus is on the healing times of mild sprains compared to broken bones. A broken bone typically takes about 6 weeks or 42 days to heal, while a mild sprain heals in approximately 1/3 of that time—around 14 days. Additionally, students are prompted to discuss the paradox of antiperspirants, weighing their benefits against potential drawbacks. Lastly, a creative journal entry speculates on the consequences of eliminating bones from the human body, igniting thoughts on the functions of our skeletal system.

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Warm-Up: 1/11/10 Journal#2

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  1. Math Monday! A broken bone usually heals in about 6 weeks. A mild sprain takes one third as long to heal. In days, about how long does it take a mild sprain to heal? Take out a blank sheet of paper for your quiz! Warm-Up: 1/11/10 Journal#2

  2. Answer • 6weeks x 7days per week = 42 days • 1/3 x 42 days = 14 days

  3. Journal Entry #3 Antiperspirant – A Revolutionary Idea! Why is antiperspirant considered good and bad at the same time? Explain your reasoning!

  4. JOURNAL Entry #4 No Bones About It! The Human Body Corporation must make some cutbacks and they have chosen to fire the bones. What changes will occur in the Human Body as a result?

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