Balloon Anatomy and Assignment Guidelines

The video tutorial guides students through a balloon facial muscle assignment. It begins with gathering supplies, including a balloon, string, and sharpies. Students are instructed to blow up the balloon, tie it, and draw facial features. The tutorial then details how to draw and label various facial muscles, such as the buccinator, frontalis, and masseter. Finally, students are advised to take pictures of their work for submission and create a miniature study guide by deflating the balloon.

What supplies are needed for the balloon facial muscle assignment?

• Balloon, scissors, and glue

• String, tape, and markers

• Balloon, paint, and brush

• Balloon, string, and two sharpies

What is the purpose of tying a string to the balloon?

• To make it look decorative

• To prevent it from flying away

• To hold it while drawing

• To measure its size

Where should you write your name on the balloon?

• Near the string

• On the bottom

• On the top

• On the side

Which muscle is located in the cheek area?

• Temporalis

• Masseter

• Buccinator

• Frontalis

What is the function of the masseter muscle?

• To raise the eyebrows

• To wrinkle the nose

• To close the jaw

• To move the ears

Which muscle is found at the back of the head?

• Occipitalis

• Orbicularis oculi

• Sternocleidomastoid

• Trapezius

What is the shape of the trapezius muscle?

• Trapezoid

• Triangular

• Circular

• Rectangular

Why should you take pictures of the balloon from different angles?

• To show off your artistic skills

• To capture all labeled muscles

• To compare with other students

• To create a photo album

What is the purpose of cutting a hole in the balloon?

• To recycle the materials

• To create a miniature study guide

• To make it easier to carry

• To deflate it for storage

Where should you submit the completed assignment?

• In a physical folder

• Via email

• On Schoology

• In a group chat