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    Science for Kids - The Human Body
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    Science for Kids - The Human Body

    By R. M. Greywood

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    About this ebook

    Explore the human body through eight exciting chapters!

    • Cells - The building blocks of the body
    • The Heart - The most important organ in your body
    • Hormones - The messengers that keep everything organised
    • The Immune System - Keeping you safe from nasty germs
    • Muscles - More than just the way you move your limbs
    • The Nervous System - The most personal part of you 
    • The Lungs - And how breathing works 

     

    All the core topics, explained for kids aged 7-13

     

    The best way to learn about Science!

    • 8 Bite-sized topics to kickstart your learning 
    • Experience the magic of Biology with awesome experiments 
    • Test your knowledge with quick quizzes 
    • Hours of engaging fun for smart kids 
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDS
    Release dateMay 3, 2020
    ISBN9781393815051
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