Overview of human anatomy from cells, tissues and organs through the following systems: muscular, skeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and nervous. Systems are explained with age- appropriate language and examples. Set includes the Human Body Cards – a set of 39 glossy, double-sided cards with an illustration on one side and the name and function of the part and its anatomical system on the reverse. Additional materials required include: small bits of food, butcher paper, elementary microscope and slides (or pictures of cells), human skeleton model (or picture), human anatomy model (18”) or photos of body systems, and a stethoscope.
Fabulous Human Body - Anatomy for Young Scientists
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024917
ISBN
9780897392990
Grade 4-6
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Publisher's Description of Fabulous Human Body - Anatomy for Young Scientists
This beautifully illustrated book introduces young students to the fascinating subject of human anatomy. Punctuated with interesting tidbits, this book introduces the main body systems and their parts and functions, using simple, non-technical language. Students learn about cells and how they make up tissues, which make up organs, which make up systems.
The accompanying learning guide includes many hands-on activities, including using colorful anatomy cards to practice recognizing organs and their functions.
Category Description for Young Scientists Series (Heron Books)
The Young Scientist series is hands-on, self-pacing, and meets the learning needs of diverse learners. The courses are well-written and focus on mastery. Students should expect to complete each course in 10-17 hours, with an end of unit exam.
Written to the student, Textbooks are abundantly illustrated and engaging. The Student Learning Guide supports independent learning with basic instructions and chapter reading or activity steps to complete. Activities vary and include drawing or labeling in a science journal, finding related items, teacher discussion, and hands-on activities or experiments. The Teacher Resource Packet includes the program philosophy, background information with materials list, end of unit exam, exam answers, and Certificate of Achievement. Home Study Kits include the softcover Student Text, Learning Guide, Science Journal, and Teacher Resource Packet.
Below is the program’s suggested sequence, in this order:
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- World of Plants - How Plants Live & Grow for Young Scientists
- Let's Find it! - All About Maps and Globes for Young Scientists
- Light Bulbs, Switches and Batteries - Hands-on Electricity for Young Scientists
- Our Amazing Planet - Introduction to Geography for Young Scientists
- The Young Scientist - An Introduction to Observation and Discovery
- The Fabulous Human Body - Anatomy for Young Scientists
- Let's Make Things Go! - All About Engines for Young Scientists
- World of Electricity - Everyday Electricity for Young Scientists
- Circulation of the Blood - The Circulatory System for Young Scientists
- World of Machines - An Introduction to Simple Machines for Young Scientists
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| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 4-6 |
| Brand: | Heron Books |
| ISBN: | 9780897392990 |
| Length in Inches: | 11.5 |
| Width in Inches: | 9 |
| Height in Inches: | 1 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.65 |
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