Talicor Somebody Board Game1 review DropShip Solutions DropShip Solutions Wonderful game for my children! Well thought out, age appropriate, hands-on, challenging, yet understandable to the kids...everything I wanted! The colorful body parts and the stick-on pieces make learning about anatomy so much fun. This game will be used a lot in my house because it works for different-aged kids.             The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body (Magic School Bus)10 reviews Joanna Cole Scholastic Press, 1990 packed with information + Magic School Bus inside Human Body + Not for the squeamish. + Very Educational + a great book out of a great series - a review by Eli (age 7)             The Wonders of God's Creation (3-tape set Volumes 1-3: Planet Earth, Animal Kingdom, Human Life)1 review Wonders of God's Creation Questar Video, 1995 What a Science Video. This is a great classroom video. Moody makes others, but this looks most appropriate for middle or high school classrooms. This tape has great time lapsed photography with views I had not seen before. This will be great to excerpt for a classroom.             The Circulatory System (True Books-Health)1 review Darlene R. Stille Children's Press (CT), 1998 A quick look. My son read this book to me for Health. It was a quick overview of the circulatory system including the heart, blood, lugs, arteries & veins, heart attack, and heart health. Photos accompanied the easy text. I would recommend it for the 2-3rd grade range.             The Nervous System: A True Book (True Books-Health)1 review Darlene R. Stille Children's Press(CT), 1998 Brain Power Another excellent book by Stille. She nicely organizes the information and explains the nervous system. She explains how "the brain is the center of our emotions" (8). Covers the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems. Detailed description of the brain, spinal cord, nerve cells (i.e. ...             My body (Teacher created materials)4 reviews Patricia Carratello Cracchiolo/Smith, 1980 my body + Good for young children + great aid One of our favorite elementary science project books! After tracing the outline of your child on a large roll of paper, each body system is explained, a picture of the organ is colored and pasted on their traced body, so that at the end you have an entire body with all organs and systems hanging ...             Uncover the Human Body: An Uncover It Book19 reviews Luann Colombo Silver Dolphin Press, 2003 We wore one copy out and had to buy another. + A great book + love it + Great for younger kids too!             The Magic School Bus Inside Ralphie: A Book About Germs (Magic School Bus)1 review Joanna Cole Scholastic Paperbacks, 1995 really good We liked the story. It was fast-paced as all the Magic School Bus books are. The subject was well covered, lots of information on how germs harm the body and how our natural defenses help conquer them.             The Magic School Bus Explores the Senses (Magic School Bus)6 reviews Joanna Cole Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 The Grand Finale + Talking to preschoolers about science + In an eye. + Science             Easy Make & Learn Projects: Human Body (Grades 2-4)5 reviews Donald M. Silver, Patricia J. Wynne Scholastic, 2000 Easy Make & Learn Projects: Human Body (grades 2 - 4) + Great activity book + This is a great hands on activity book! + Great Resource! + This is a great book!             The Digestive System: A True Book (True Books-Health) Darlene R. Stille Children's Press(CT), 1998 Simply describes the functioning of the digestive system and explains the process of digestion.             What Makes You Ill? (Usborne Starting Point Science) (Usborne Starting Point Science)2 reviews Kate Woodward, Mike Unwin, ... E.D.C. Publishing, 1993 Excellent and Educational + Lots of interesting facts The illustrations in this book help explain the difficult concepts. It is a typical Usborne book, high quality, well written, clear and easy to understand. It covers a variety of topics from allergies to being sick to staying healthy. Each topic is in a small two to four page section. It is ...             Wonderful Way That Babies Are Made, The10 reviews Larry Christenson Bethany House, 2000 A wonderful way to make Sex-Ed, *No Big Deal* !! + Informative and fun educational book + The one to have on your shelf + The Wonderful Way That Babies Are Made IS Wonderful + Excellent tool for adoptive parents and kids             Human Anatomy in Full Color2 reviews John Green Dover Publications, 1996 Great book for the budding scientist! + Great Book We got this book for our daughter's 5th birthday and she is in love with it! She carries it everwhere and she can now easily identify areas of the eye, the inner ear, as well as many other body parts. We are beginning to see how she is able to apply the knowledge she's acquired from this book. ...             How Your Body Works, Grades 1-31 review Jo Ellen Moor Evan-Moor Educational Publishers, 1998 Love these books! All the books in this series are very helpful in teaching the concepts. They provide information booklets along with activities to teach the concepts so that students receive information and are able to do activities that reinforces what was learned. I have 6 of the books in this series.             The Respiratory System (A True Book)1 review Darlene R. Stille Children's Press (CT), 1998 A quick look. My son read this book to me for Health. It was a quick overview of the respiratory system including breathing, air, airway, lungs, heart, carbon dioxide, and lung health. Photos accompanied the easy text. I would recommend it for the 2-3rd grade range.             What's Inside You? (Starting Point Science)1 review Susan Meredith Usborne Books, 2006 kids conversation starter This book covers much more than a parent/teacher might think to communicate about our bodies...it gets things said that we adults take for granted. Good starter book on the "body" subject for a three to five-yr-old.             What Happens to Your Food? (Usborne Flip Flaps)1 review Alastair Smith Usborne Books, 1997 Excellent kids science book This book covers digestion in short, interesting facts with clear illustrations. There is just enough "grossness" to delight an elementary-aged child. Probably too long to read the whole thing to a 5 or 6 year old, but you could read a few sections. An older-elementary aged kid who was interested ...             The Respiratory System (A True Book)1 review Darlene R. Stille Children's Press (CT), 1998 A quick look. My son read this book to me for Health. It was a quick overview of the respiratory system including breathing, air, airway, lungs, heart, carbon dioxide, and lung health. Photos accompanied the easy text. I would recommend it for the 2-3rd grade range.             The Magic School Bus Explores the Senses (Magic School Bus)6 reviews Joanna Cole Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 The Grand Finale + Talking to preschoolers about science + In an eye. + Science