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Learning About the Human Body is Now Fun and Games

How fast can people run? What are all the parts of the eye? How do taste buds work? There’s a lot to know about the human body, and The Human Body Activity Book for Kids makes it fun and easy to learn it all.

More than 30 on-the-page activities and hands-on experiments will get kids from ages 4-8 excited about how amazing their bodies are. Featuring tons of cool facts and colorful drawings, this in-depth exploration of the human body for kids is a fantastic educational aid for parents and teachers. Give kids a leg up on learning about the human body.

The Human Body Activity Book for Kids includes

• THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO ANATOMY FOR KIDS―Teach kids what they’re made of with informative, illustrated chapters broken down by body system.
• ACTIVITIES GALORE―Over 30 exciting activities―including connect-the-dots, crosswords, and off-the-page experiments―keep lessons engaging.
• TONS OF FUN FACTS―Did you know hair grows slower at night and that you’re taller in the morning than the evening? Cool trivia makes kids want to learn more.

Teach kids the fun of learning by doing―with The Human Body Activity Book for Kids.

Read Online Human Body Activity Book for Kids HandsOn Fun for Grades K3 Katie Stokes MEd PhD 9781641522632 Books

"Our son loves learning about medical jargon and this book acts as a compliment to his study of anatomy related to his study on various medical procedures."

Product details Age Range 4 - 8 years Grade Level Kindergarten - 2 Paperback 68 pages Publisher Rockridge Press (March 26, 2019) Language English ISBN-10 1641522631

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Human Body Activity Book for Kids HandsOn Fun for Grades K3 Katie Stokes MEd PhD 9781641522632 Books Reviews :

Human Body Activity Book for Kids HandsOn Fun for Grades K3 Katie Stokes MEd PhD 9781641522632 Books Reviews

• My kids (6 and 4) were very excited for this book to come in the mail. I love the brightly colored pages and the simple and clear illustrations. I have to disagree with the reviewer who said kids would not be interested in the level of the material. While my kids may not be able to grasp "a trillion" for example, they listened and absorbed what they could. This is something I see us revisiting a number of times as they grow. I like the activity ideas that are simple enough for them to do on their own or with a little help. This is a paper back book, buy the pages have a good feel to them and they are a bit thicker and sturdier than typical paper. In other words, I feel like this book will hold up pretty well to a couple of kids using it.
• I follow the authors blog and website and was excited to hear she put out a book about the body, it is one of the science topics in my curriculum that I have a more difficult time finding age appropriate lessons for. I found the book to be engaging and full of facts. I think as an older child it would be a wonderful activity book. I will use it with my younger age classes as a reference for me to communicate facts in an easy to understand way. Each lesson can easily be followed by the teacher to guide the younger students in the lessons. Yes some of the vocabulary is a bit advanced, but I have found that when I introduce a word and we talk about it in class, it is amazing what these young minds remember! Great book! I bought the book myself on the strength of the authors website and past works and am very happy with it.
• The book is very colorful and informative. I literally learned a new fact while skimming through the book. I can’t wait to show my children and watch them learn.
• This book is great for teaching young children about their body. It is an informative and interactive book. There is a lot of fun and interesting facts that is not known about our incredible bodies. This can be easily read to children or young children can read it to themselves.
• First thing I appreciate about this book is that it's not too much. I feel confident using this book as one of our summer studies. I am glad extra printables were made available.
• Our son loves learning about medical jargon and this book acts as a compliment to his study of anatomy related to his study on various medical procedures.
• I was startled to see that Katie Stokes got her PhD in child development from Stanford. It's quite a highly regarded school. I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Unfortunately this book suffers from a severe lack of focus. The information is written at one level… the activities are written at another level far below the first.
  
  For example, if I were young enough to want to do a 22 dot straight-line “connect the dots” activity of an ice cream cone (an activity for Taste), I would be way too young to comprehend the number in “You were born with about 10,000 taste buds in your mouth.”
  
  If I’m young enough that the simplistic maze activity is interesting to me, I’m therefore way too young to understand the directions to that very same maze “Help the oxygen O2 get to the alveoli in the lungs.”
  
  This book skips unevenly from worksheets like “circle your favorite flavor below” and “draw a picture of something you touch at home" to academic concepts like “Your brain is just 2 percent of your body weight. However it uses around 20 percent of your energy.”
  
  And a child young enough for these very easy coloring pages will be scared to death by facts like “By the time you finish reading this sentence, 50,000 cells in your body will die and new cells will take their place.”
  
  I can think of no one who is the right age for this book. A child who would like the facts would hate the activities; a child who would like the activities would hate the facts. And I find it bit creepy that all of the human body drawings are the physical proportions of a young child, with its oversize head. A child who still has those proportions has absolutely no business sitting at a table doing worksheets.
  
  It is a complete misnomer when it says these are hands-on activities. This is a book of worksheets, and likely one which some well-meaning adult person will think is cute and "educational," foisting it upon children who are too young for it.
• Whilst a kindergartener will most likely just look through this book at all the colorful pages, a second to third grader should be capable of doing the activities and reading all the details. Whilst a lot of information is presented in this book, it is done in an easy-to-understand way and interesting. There are lots of fun facts (Top 5 in each section) that kids will likely absorb and remember. There are also a plethora of "Try This at Home" experiments.
  
  This activity book is VERY colorful. The diagrams are very clearly labelled. Activities (mazes, word searches, coloring etc.) are easy to understand with ample space left for completion if applicable. At the end you will find resources and an index. There are NO gender specifics (private parts) mentioned or shown in this body book so very suitable for young children. Yes, some of the diagrams are of boys and girls but no individual parts are shown. This book is about muscles, bones, blood, heart, eyes and so much more.
  
  HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book. Our 9 year old LOVED it, completed it in a week and learned a LOT! It is one, that once completed, can be kept as a resource and for refreshing memories. Yes, I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher but that has not influenced my review. Thanks, Liz