Human Physique Theater: A Non-Fiction Revue
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Welcome to the Human Physique Theater, the place your grasp of ceremonies goes to guide you thru a theatrical revue of each organic system of the human physique! Beginning out as a skeleton, the MC places on a brand new layer of her costume (her physique) with every “act.” By turns goofy and intensely informative, the Human Physique Theater is at all times accessible and at all times entertaining.
Maris Wicks is a biology nerd, and by the point you’ve got learn this e book, you may be too! Harnessing her ardour for science (and her background as a science educator for elementary and middle-school college students), she has created a comics-format introduction to the human physique that can make an professional of any reader — younger or previous!
Writer : First Second; Illustrated version (October 6, 2015)
Language : English
Paperback : 240 pages
ISBN-10 : 1596439297
ISBN-13 : 978-1596439290
Studying age : 6 – 10 years, from prospects
Lexile measure : GN920L
Grade stage : Preschool – 3
Merchandise Weight : 1.08 kilos
Dimensions : 6.05 x 0.55 x 8.55 inches
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Prospects discover the e book very informative, attention-grabbing, and well-done in explaining anatomy and physique features. Additionally they say it is entertaining and lighthearted. Readers love the illustrations, format, and elegance of the e book. They point out it is easy to learn and perceive.
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Alexandra Wright –
Wonderful
This is a great book! It is such a wonderful way to teach kids about their bodies. It is scientific, fun, and very kid friendly. It does talk about how babies are made in an easily digestible, honest, yet kid appropriate way. I love this book and would suggest if for every parent.
JenX –
10 yr old loves this book
My daughter has always loved learning about the human body and its processes. This book is perfect for her at this stage because she also is into graphic novel-style text. The theme is cute (a skeleton leads a Broadway-style show of acts, each one describing a different system of the body starting with skeletal, going into muscle, digestive, endocrine, etc) Reading it with her at bedtime brings back memories of A&P classes lol. The terminology is accurate, which was surprising and refreshing that they didn’t candy-coat anything. I appreciated that the author was able to make the information digestible for a 10 year old while keeping it detailed and scientific.
PH –
Great resource for students & teachers!
I ordered this book to see if I could use it in my 7th gr. science classroom. Teachers are to encourage “reading across the curriculum” and teens like graphic novels. The book is factually correct, easy to read, great drawings and well written. I am going to order a class set and assign different body systems to read and answer questions. I will create the questions, according to the students’ level, and assign them. I may also add “graphic-type” questions, where students may draw what comes next in the scenario. Thank you for making a fun book over the human body systems!
Muhtasim –
Amazing
I like the book even though it say it is old but it seem to be new to me.
Elizabeth Moore –
Great book for the classroom
I bought a classroom set of this book for my 6th grade science students. The book has been wonderfully engaging. My high level readers are enjoying the comics and not getting bored while my low level readers are not intimidated by the text as it is a graphic novel. All of them are genuinely learning biological vocabulary. It’s been a great way to introduce our studies of the human body.
neyozeka –
So much fun!
Seriously….it doesn’t get much better than this book. My daughters are 3 and 4 years old and I am currently in nursing school. This is an incredible look into how our bodies work without being so dumbed down that it’s silly or so complex that you have trouble following. I don’t always read it word-for-word when we sit down to look it over, but the illustrations are magnificent and really hit the ideas home. My older daughter definitely understands certain concepts well beyond her age, like the fact that there are good germs and bad. She realizes that sometimes our bodies react or over-react to things it thinks are bad and some people have allergies! She is definitely my little study buddy! I love that I can foster her interest in science and biology with things like this. I would have loved to have had this as a kid!!!One of my favorite little gems is that the skeleton that brings us on the journey is shown to be female at the end! My daughter got a real kick out of that and it really opened doors to talking about how we’re all the same on the inside!
Eduard –
The best book for kids
We got this book as a gift and since that moment my kids read it at least 7 times. My son is sating he would love to become a doctor, so he was fascinated to learn how different systems work inside human body.
Chet Elipen –
Its ok
Its good but kids needs to be a little older.
Malchia7 –
Bought this after checking it out from the library. My kids have reread it more than any other book they own. Great factual information delivered in a fun easy way for kids to understand
Ana Sánchez –
Una forma divertida de conocer el cuerpo humano. Ya tenÃamos la edición en español y compramos la edición en inglés como ayuda para la asignatura de Natural Sciences. Imprescindible en primaria y muy útil para secundaria. Todo un acierto
J.Trom –
Le sujet est complexe et ici l’angle est parfait, avec humour un squelette nous explique le fonctionnement de chaque “système” du corps humain.Pour un non médecin et les enfants c’est parfait.
M. Eve –
The kids enjoy this fun introduction to human biology
SS –
For kids and adults to enjoy together, but you can leave the kids alone with the book, it surely turns on their curiosity mode without effort