Book details
Super Skeleton
Description
Get to grips with your bones and muscles!
This title takes readers on a visual tour of the skeleton, explaining the different bones and how they fit together, how muscles work and even how skeletons can tell us many interesting things about people who lived a long time ago.
Graphics show the different layers inside a bone and what a broken bone looks like through an x-ray. Fun experiments and activities include discovering what would happen to our bones without calcium and building a replica arm muscle. Following on from the successful Science Crackers series, Body Works explores the science of the Human Body.
Bitesize facts and gross stories make information easy to digest.
Lively and informative text is supported by clearly labelled illustrations and detailed photographs, while questions help children to relate to science and comical cartoons help them to visualise scientific facts.
Age
7-8
Text complexity
proficient
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- To gain a comprehensive understanding of the human skeletal system, including bone structure, function, and the role it plays in overall human anatomy.
- To explore interesting facts and insights about how the skeleton develops from infancy through adulthood, and how it adapts to various physical activities and stresses.
- To enhance knowledge about how to maintain bone health and prevent skeletal-related diseases through proper nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle choices.
- To appreciate the integration of detailed illustrations and accessible explanations that make learning about the skeletal system engaging for readers of all ages.