From smelling food when we eat to seeing colors when we dress, we use our five senses to respond to the world around us. And understanding our senses is something that science is all about.'
The series uses microphotography to allow you to see right inside the human body. the camera acts as a microscope, looking at unseen parts of the body and zooming in on the body's cells at work.'
Microexplorers take children from 8 to 12 years of age on an exciting and instructive tour into the invisible world of cells and beyond.
This book contains lots of imaginary machines specially invented to show you how your body does some of its most important jobs.'
The series uses microphotography to allow you to see right inside the human body. the camera acts as a microscope, looking at unseen parts of the body and zooming in on the body's cells at work.'
Help your early learner discover how the body work with fascinating see-trough diagrams and easy-to-follow'
The sweet smell of roses. the rotten smell of rubbish. Your nose lets you smell these scent and more. But how does your nose work? And how does your sense of smell help you? Read this book to find out!