With bright, new illustrations, this easy-to-understand introduction to the skeletal system is now formatted for more experienced beginning readers.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Fun & Fascinating,
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This review is from: A Book about Your Skeleton (Hello Reader! (DO NOT USE, please choose level and binding)) (Paperback)
A Book About Your Skeleton is the perfect addition to any elementary student's book collection or a teacher's classroom library. The information is factual but presented in an entertaining style with cartoon-like illustrations. Kids will want to read it again and again...and they won't realize they're actually learning as they are reading.
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Without Bones, You'd Flop Around Like Spaghetti,
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And so this nice little book starts, but since you do have bones and they're stiff, not like the rest of your body, you don't flop around. You can stand tall, because you have over 200 bones in your body, long bones, short bones, flat bones and curved bones. Little bones and big bones too. There are bones in your head, bones in your toes and bones everywhere in between. This and more your child will learn as you read aloud to him from this book and Mr. Bjorkman's excellent illustrations will help keep your child's eye glued to the page as you read. This is just simply a delightful book to have around if you have a beginning reader in your house.
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Everybody has bones. Read the first page New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
Everybody has bones. Read the first page New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Broken Bones (My Health Series) by Alvin Silverstein in Back Matter
- Growing Up Confident: How to Make Your Child's Early Years Learning Years by Melitta Cutright on page 110
- Library Story Hour From A to Z: Ready-to-Use Alphabet Activities for Young Learners by Ellen K. Hasbrouck on page 254
- Daily Discoveries for October: Thematic Learning Activities for Every Day by Elizabeth Cole Midgley on page 136
- ASSESSING AND TEACHING READING COMP. AND PRE-WRITING, K-3, Vol. 1 (Assessing & Teaching: Reading Comprehension & Pre-Writing) by K. Michael Hibbard on page 114
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