Patricia J. WynneBesprekingen

this book helps young readers understand how their body works. the book answers simple questions for the youngs kids who could come up with some creative ideas/ questions.

I think this book is a great way for students to learn about their own bodies and bodily functions. It is fascinating information they will easily intrigue them. The book is filled with astonishing details and illustrations that they are able to read, color and learn from. I wish I would have had something like this when I was young to learn more about my body. Students love learning about themselves because it is relevant and meaningful to their lives. I think it is a great book for all students to have when focusing on a unit about the different systems in the body and just the human body in general!

I really like that this book has so many interactive things for the kids to do, while also giving a description of how certain things like our voice box and taste buds work. You could easily use this book for multiple lessons and also have them keep for something to look back on if they have questions in future classes.

I love Creative Haven coloring books because they are printed with good quality paper that prevents the ink from bleeding through to another piece. The pages are perforated and printed on one side so I can paint on them with my brush pens, and keep them to look at later in a book or a frame. I can share them with friends for an afternoon tea and coloring get together.

I love Creative Haven coloring books because they are printed with good quality paper that prevents the ink from bleeding through to another piece. The pages are perforated and printed on one side so I can paint on them with my brush pens, and keep them to look at later in a book or a frame. I can share them with friends for an afternoon tea and coloring get together.

Three awesome tattoos, one ok tattoo, and two godawful things that look like they crawled out of a 1950's scifi about aliens. Not even 1950's dinosaurs. I can't imagine what happened, here.

This is one of my books from childhood. The book is 35 years old, that means I'm a little bit older than that:) Sci-fi book that has the "pop-up" interaction moving different characters, things in the movie "The Empire Strikes Back". Not a lot of text, but great illustrations, and interaction.

REVIEW: Here's the most entertaining way for children to get a good look at the human body and learn how bodies work: 28 fun and instructive, ready-to-color illustrations. Coordinating text explores the muscular, skeletal, nervous, digestive, respiratory, and immune systems.
SOURCE: Lakewood Library
AGE:3-5