eye

An introduction to the sense of sight that describes how people use their eyes to see, how glasses help some people to see better, and how some people do not see at all.

Originally published in English under the title: Look at your eyes. Presents basic facts about the functions of the eye for younger readers.

Text in Spanish. Brief text and color illustrations depict the sense of sight.

What can we do with our five senses? Young readers discover the answer to this question in this engaging book, which pairs an important early learning concept with charming illustrations of dinosaurs. Each page features a colorful cartoon dinosaur using one of the five senses in a way that makes exploring this topic fun for beginning readers.

Describes the anatomy of the human eye and includes information on eye problems, eye care, and the eyes of some animals.

Describes the function of the sense of sight and uses familiar examples to explain how it works and helps people in their daily lives.

Discusses the parts of the eye, how they combine to produce vision, and what happens during an eye examination.

Presents close-up color photos that showcase the unique eyes of thirty animals, including a lion, tree frog, owl, and praying mantis, and describes each animal's vision, habitat, diet, and behavior.

Describes the physical construction of the eye, the principles of vision, various eye abnormalities, and how to take good care of one's eyes.