Super Human Encyclopedia by Steve Parker

Super Human Encyclopedia

Steve Parker
207 pages
Dk Publishing
Sep 2014
Ages 9-12 WSBN
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Children are astounded at the human body and are eager to learn about the processes that are going on inside them. <i>Super Human Encyclopedia</i> offers a new perspective on the human body for kids by highlighting the truly extraordinary processes behind the body's everyday functions. <p>Packed with interesting facts, from how we keep cool and how memories are made to how we fight infections and how many muscles we use to smile, <i>Super Human Encyclopedia</i> reveals the extraordinary facts about the human body from the strength and flexibility of the human skeleton to the incredible way the brain works. Featuring real &quot;superhumans&quot;, including memory champions, contortionists and free divers, the book features the characteristics that take them to human extremes and showcases their remarkable records of speed, power, acceleration, heart rate and a host of other fascinating facts.</p> <p>With artwork and text appropriate for children 10 and older, <i>Super Human Encyclopedia</i> showcases from head to toe how extraordinary the human body is.</p> <p>Supports the Common Core State Standards</p>

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