Human Body, The

by Richard Robinson

This series explores the fascinating forces that govern our bodies and the natural world. From water’s amazing ability to change its form to magnetism, this series gives young readers a chance to see how science can explain both themselves and the world around them.
Bright, colourful layouts with child-friendly text.
Achievable experiments with clear instructions throughout, designed for hands-on learning using everyday household objects.
Includes full glossary of unfamiliar terms, plus notes for teachers and parents with suggestions for further activities.

Genres: Science

Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

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Reviews

[Chanelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really like his book! It can definitely be used for science. I like how it goes in depth about the human body. I could easily use this to make a project about different parts of the human body. I like that it asks questions that students can answer while looking at the book. It has a glossary just in case students need further clarification about a book. There is a really cool skeleton diagram. It is just jammed packed with science! It also comes with a brain that you can place in water and it grows. Perfect for an in class science project!

[Emily Rosbottom · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very cool, but probably not the best for younger students as the words and pictures are scattered on the pages, also some vocabulary that may be above their levels. Information about how the body works, and includes a GROW A BRAIN activity. Very awesome!

[Brooke · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked this book. It wasvery informatinal.

[Tiffany · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book could be used in a lesson learning about the human body. Making their own human body would be pretty cool.