Human Body
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Learn about the Human Nervous System
Hey Kids! Do you like reading books and imagining adventures of heroes and heroines?
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Learn about 'Dem Bones
If your child wants to learn about the bones in their body, you can easily teach them by using a built-in teaching aid - their own skeleton.
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Learn about Respiration
Like other vertebrates, you rely on a large amount of energy made available through the metabolism of food and oxygen.
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Learn about the Skeleton
A skeleton lurks within us all! Skeletons are very intriguing. They have been portrayed as creepy and scary.
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Learn about the Teeth
Teeth are small, calcified, white structures found along the jaws of most humans and animals.
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Learn about the Human Eye
The human eye is the organ of sight. The eye organ detects light, and converts it to electrochemical impulses in neurons.
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Learn about the Heart
The heart is a muscular organ that supplies blood and oxygen to all parts of the body.
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Learn about the Respiratory System
Have you ever experienced a change of voice or a decreased sense of smell when you have a cold?
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Learn about the Ear
The ear is the sense organ for hearing and balance (equilibrium).
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Learn about the Skin
The skin is actually an organ. It is the largest organ of the body and it regenerates itself over and over again throughout our lives.
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Learn about your Joints
If you have ever seen a dancer, a skater or an athlete move gracefully, you might have wondered how they are able to bend their limbs so effortlessly and make such amazing moves.
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Learn about the Digestive System
The digestive system is the process by which our body, organs and chemicals break down the food which we eat.
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Learn about Blood
When you accidentally cut yourself while helping your mother peel potatoes or when you gain a bruise after playing football, you are actually witnessing blood at work.
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Learn about the Five Senses
A sense is the “physiological capacity” that allows all living organisms to perceive what is around them.
