- Paper Doll X-Ray … great x-ray activity inspired by Spell Outloud
- Print one blank person (click the image above) on white paper.
- Stack printed paper on top of one black paper.
- Cut out together making one black paper doll + one white paper doll.
- Decorate the white person to look like you.
- Draw bones with a white crayon on the black.
- Staple together.
- X-Ray Bones Puzzles … Printable from the University of Texas at Austin.
- Print out this child-sized skeleton on 8 1/2 x 11” paper here.
- Click on “Activities/Teaching Resources”
- Click on “Life Size Printouts”
- Choose “Juvenile Homo Sapiens”
- Assemble on the floor or wall.
- X-Ray Handprints … we did this years ago before my oldest started school. A fun activity and I get to keep his handprints!
- Paint palms and fingers with white paint.
- Press on black paper.
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Let dry & trace with white crayon to make a handprint x-ray!
- Edible X-ray Bones … We actually made these bone breadsticks for Halloween, but they would be a fun snack to do along with X-rays too.
- Use any breadstick recipe you have. I included my favorite below
- Roll out and use a pizza cutter to cut into strips.
- Slice 2-3” up each end and roll to form the end of the bone.
- My orthopedic husband let me know that there is actually no bone in the body that looks like this … oh well, they tasted great!
- I like to brush with a little melted butter, then sprinkle with garlic salt and parmesan cheese (before I cut them into strips.)
- They would also be good brushed with a little melted butter and sprinkled with cinnamon & sugar!
See more X-Ray activities here!
Thank you for the X-ray unit. There isn't much out their in crafts wise for the letter X. My students loved the X-ray bones puzzle
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