human skeleton

Illustrations and easy-to-follow text introduce children to the skeletal system, describing the bones and joints found in each part of the human body.

A collection of activities, quizzes, games, puzzles, and experiments exploring the human body and how it works.

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.

Provides information about the human skeleton, discussing its purpose in the body, how the bones hold together, what bones are made of, different bones in the body, and how to keep the skeleton healthy. Includes illustrations, a glossary, and a skeleton diagram.

Provides a simple description of the human skeleton and how it functions.

Presents a study of the human skeleton and how it shapes and supports the body, and provides information on the structure of the skeleton, skeletal flexibility and movement, how bones tend to repair themselves, and how archaeologists learn about the past from old bones.

Describes the structure and function of the body's skeletal system made up of 206 bones of various shapes and sizes.

An introduction to the skeletal system and its role in the human body, looking at the skull, spine and ribs, arms, legs, and other bones, discussing diseases of the skeletal system, and offering advice on how to keep it healthy.

This book tells how our muscles and bones work together to give structure to the human form, protect vital organs, and facilitate movement and involuntary life processes.