Print 60 equine musculoskeletal system labels with this template – with a separate printable word bank – to help your Teal Level HorseSense students learn advanced equine anatomy.
The horse’s musculoskeletal system consists of the bones, cartilage, muscles, ligaments, and tendons that support the horse’s weight, allow motion, and protect vital organs.
Students can use the word bank to look up terms using their choice of equine anatomy reference books or websites. Once students have learned the location and function of each term, ask them to apply the printed labels to the correct approximate location on a willing horse. As they apply each label, students should be able to discuss the function of that pony part.
LLPro Tip: Prevent information overload by dividing up the list of terms and teaching them over several sessions!
Print the word bank on plain paper. Labels can be printed on Avery #5195 label sheets (or equivalent).
