Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on how the bones, joints, and skeleton function in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.
Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on how the repiratory system functions in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.
Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on the role of the senses and nervous system in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.
Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on how the three types of muscles function in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.
Uses illustrations and microphotography to support lessons on how the brain functions in the human body. Includes definitions of unfamiliar words, and a cumulative index.
Presents highly magnified looks at a variety of food-related objects, including potato chips, garlic, yeast bubbles, salt crystals, and a salmonella bacterium.
Shows pictures of objects which are too small, too far away, or too fast to see without mechanical assistance such as microscopes, telescopes, X-rays, and other techniques.
Presents a human hair that resembles a tree trunk, bones filled with as many holes as a sponge, tunnels in the skin for sweat to pass through, and other microscopic marvels of the human body.
Examines the tiny holes on a compact disc, the mites that live in household dust, the coiled wire that brings light to our homes, and other microscopic marvels.
Answers to seventeen questions about microscopic organisms, including whether or not bacteria is the cause for the common cold and whether money is covered in germs that can make people sick.
