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ZigZag: Your Skin Holds You In
by
Becky Baines
Did you know that Your Skin Holds You In? This intriguing title brings kids all the most interesting, thought-provoking aspects of the skin we’re in: how many holes are in it? How does it stretch and shrink and when? What are all the amazing and beautiful colors it comes in? Then, once curiosity is under your skin, Zigzag a little deeper: discover that a polar bear’s skin ...more
Paperback, 32 pages
Published
May 11th 2010
by National Geographic Children's Books
(first published September 9th 2008)
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This colorful and eye catching book provides all kinds of wonderful information about skin and the many properties and purposes it has. It explains everything from why our skin is colored to its ability to stretch and the mulitiple layer composition.
This book is definately written for a pre-school to 1st grade level. The pictures are of very young children and the text is large and colorful to keep their attention. The pages are packed full of all kinds of wonderful information...more
This book is definately written for a pre-school to 1st grade level. The pictures are of very young children and the text is large and colorful to keep their attention. The pages are packed full of all kinds of wonderful information...more
love its straightforward, fun delivery
This is a simple book that tells some basic facts about your skin. It is colorful, informational, and not too overwhelming.
CO: 2008
Genre: Information
CO: 2008
Genre: Information
Very simple descriptions of our skin and what it does, aimed at the preschool to 1st-grade set. Good addition to classroom collections.
non-fiction 612.79 Bai - all you need to know about skin at an early age
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