physiology

Humorous text and characters help teach kids about human senses.

Answers over 1,200 common questions about the human body. Includes over 140 color illustrations, diagrams, and charts.

This Level 1 guided reader examines how people keep cool in summer weather. Students will develop word recognition and reading skills while learning about the actions of people and the tools they utilize to stay cool and healthy in heat.

Text and photographs explore the function, appearance, and purpose of some important parts of the human body.

"Gurgle, burp, ooze, and squirt--sometimes our bodies do the most disgusting things! Our bodies are food-processing factories that produce oils and gases and waste. From making sticky earwax and stinky sweat to letting out loud burps and embarrassing farts, this book describes why our bodies do the rude and hilarious things they do. Get your hands dirty, too, with some easy (and painless!) experiments."--Provided by publisher.

Presents a graphic novel in which a female skeleton introduces readers to the way the human body works, describing the skeletal, muscular, respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, excretory, endocrine, immune, and nervous systems, as well as the five senses.

"Examines all the complex processes that keep our bodies alive and thriving, from the basic building blocks of the body--our cells--to skin, muscles, and bones and the ways in which our many parts work together"--Amazon.com.

In a question and answer format addresses basic physiology, such as why one has bones, why one needs food, and how the body grows.

Text and microscopic photographs introduce the parts of the human body, including internal organs, systems, and other aspects of human physiology.

Examines animals who sense magnetic fields, including pigeons, rainbow trout, and sea turtles. Features a glossary, a website for further information, and color photographs.