human body

Photographs show children of different ethnic backgrounds pointing out the parts of their body and using them in a variety of ways.

Provides colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand facts for young children about the physical differences between boys and girls and follows siblings Nellie and Gus on a family outing to the beach where they ask lots of questions.

Answers children's questions about their bodies, featuring photographs and information about body parts, body functions, and other topics.

Contains descriptions of a wealth of disgusting, gross, and repulsive things, grouped in the categories of people, animals, food, inventions, plants, and others, each with a Yuck Factor rating. Includes illustrations and sidebars.

Compares the parts of the body and their uses with other things of similar name such as mouth, teeth, shoulders and legs.

Activities and scientific explanations help children learn about the parts of the human body and their functions.

An illustrated introduction to the human body and how it works. Includes puzzles, fun facts and a game.

Members of the Pilobolus Dance Company form the twenty-six letters of the alphabet.

Uses a question-and-answer format, along with cartoons, illustrations, and activities to teach young children about how their bodies work.

Presents a wide variety of eclectic facts about the human body, from the man who had hiccups for sixty-eight years to the number of hairs on a human head correlating to hair color.