Sally, Joe, and Ben learn lessons about animals and animal skeletons while on a visit to the museum. Includes pull-the-tab illustrations that show each animal as a skeleton and as it looks alive.
An overview of the human skeletal system that covers its components and processes, its common malfunctions and diseases, tests and treatments, doctors and scientists who have made significant discoveries, and historic and contemporary research.
Describes various bones, joints, and muscles; examines the functions of tendons, cartilage, and ligaments; and explains how bones and muscles work together to allow movement of the body.
Takes a close look at the two hundred six bones in the human body and how they form a skeleton that provides the framework for the body and for over six hundred muscles.
Presents an introduction to the human skeletal system, explaining what it is and how it works, looking at the the inside of a bone, and discussing healthy and unhealthy skeletons.