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Product Description Teach preschoolers all about the human body with hands-on activities It’s never too early to get kids excited about science―or show them all the amazing things their bodies can do. The Human Body Preschool Activity Book helps little ones explore what makes their bodies work with puzzles and games that include fun facts and trivia! They’ll practice following instructions and fine motor control while learning about their brain, bones, muscles, and so much more. For ages 3 to 5―These exercises are designed especially for preschool-age kids, reinforcing important skills and using age-appropriate language to talk about the body.All kinds of activities―Make learning about the body more fun with connect-the-dots, mazes, coloring pages, pattern matching, and hidden pictures.Keep them curious―Introducing science concepts at a young age encourages kids to ask big questions and discover more about the world around them. Give preschool kids the tools to understand their bodies better with this super-fun book of anatomy activities. Review “The Human Body Preschool Activity Book is a wonderful combination of anatomical knowledge for early learners combined with drawings, activities, and more. I love how diverse the characters are throughout the entire activity book. This diversity will make it easier for me to distribute to my particular student population of predominantly Black and Latinx students. I love this activity book so much!” —Dr. Dieuwertje "DJ" Kast, director of STEM Education Programs
“Human Body Preschool Activity Book is an amazing book designed to make kids think and learn while having fun. My 4-year-old niece and 5-year-old nephew really enjoyed working through the book and honestly, didn't want to share. I am thankful for finding this book and I hope to share it with others.” —CaTameron Bobino, biologist and STEM ambassador
“Looking for a fun way to introduce bodies to a preschooler? This book is a great way to kick-start conversations about our insides and outsides—including details like taste buds, our nervous system, and parts of our brains. The activities are fun, quick, and engaging. As a former kindergarten teacher and parent of young children, this is a great way to practice fine motor skills while exploring our amazing bodies.” —Amanda Barber, former kindergarten teacher
About the Author KRISTIE WAGNER is an author and a science teacher with a master of science in ecological teaching and learning. She has designed curriculum for Physical Science, Biology, Advanced Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Environmental Science.