Sight - by Rebecca Phillips-Bartlett (Paperback)

About the Book

"From outside the human body in, learn how our eyes see images and send messages to the brain. Informational text, activities, and labeled diagrams explain our sense of sight to elementary-aged readers. Includes table of contents, glossary, and index"--

Book Synopsis

The human body's senses work hard every day, but they don't always get enough credit. Translated into North American Spanish, this fun and informative life science series for elementary-aged kids combines age-appropriate scientific explanations, sensory descriptions, and hands-on activities. Labeled diagrams show the inner workings of the eye, ear, nose, tongue, and skin, creating an accessible approach to STEM subjects for beginning readers. How does our sense of sight work? From outside the human body in, learn how eyes take in images and send messages to the brain. Informational text, sensory descriptions, hands-on activities, and labeled diagrams create an accessible approach to life science, specifically biology and human anatomy, for elementary-aged kids. Part of the Super Senses series for beginning readers from Amicus Illustrated, this book also includes a table of contents, glossary, and index.