Eyewitness Visual Dictionaries: The Visual Dictionary of the Human Body (DK Visual Dictionaries)
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (579 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1879431181 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 64 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Great intro to anatomy for a young reader My 7-year-old son is very inquisitive, so I bought this for him and he loves it. He has read it a few times over now. He enjoys teaching his father and me about things he has learned from the book. My favorite part of the book is that it uses technical terms for body parts which helps a child learn in a healthy and non-judgemental environment. My favorite is when he came to me with the book and had me explain how he fit in my uterus and how in the world did the doctors take . Four year old loves it R. Guillen I bought this book for my four year old daughter two months ago because she wanted to know the names of all her bones. She is still enthralled with it and asks to read it daily. If you are looking for a very basic anatomy book to introduce your young child to their body and it's functions, I would say this may be a bit much for them to take in, but if they have the basics and are starting to ask you things that require more depth (what it the name of this bone, how do your e. "Like all Eyewitness books" according to TJM. Like all Eyewitness books, these are packed with information in an easy to digest format. I recommend them for homeschoolers, regular schoolers, kids, and adults.
-- The New York TimesValuable reference that doesn't overwhelm kids love to pore over such books. Eyewitness Visual Dictionaries make learning a lush, intriguing journey. (Eyewitness Visual Dictionaries) -- The Washington Post
The photographs are outstanding. The brief text compresses many details into a few sentences, The vocabulary is scholarlyand charts combined with the text give a clear overview of the subjects". "The Eyewitness Visual Dictionaries differ from the Eyewitness books in that the text is longer and the vocabulary more difficult. -- RQ