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by Mic Rolph,Frances R. Balkwill

ePub Cells Are Us download
Author:
Mic Rolph,Frances R. Balkwill
ISBN13:
978-0001911635
ISBN:
0001911635
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Publisher:
Collins (August 16, 1990)
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Europe
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1856 kb
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Rating:
4.1
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657

Enjoy Your Cells is a new series of children's books from the acclaimed creative partnership of scientist/author Fran Balkwill and illustrator Mic Rolph.

Enjoy Your Cells is a new series of children's books from the acclaimed creative partnership of scientist/author Fran Balkwill and illustrator Mic Rolph.

Frances R. Balkwill (Author), Mic Rolph (Illustrator)

Frances R. Balkwill (Author), Mic Rolph (Illustrator). The book exposes kids in a very easy to grasp way to the fact that we (and all living things) are all made of cells, that we (and other living things) all started as a single cell and that our cells diversified to take on different functions in our bodies. I recommend it for a read aloud with kids at home, in a classroom, or wherever.

by Frances R. Balkwill (Author), Mic Rolph (Author, Illustrator). this is no boring biology textbook. The book is jam-packed with information for both kids and parents. I'm a biologist and I learned new things from the book. That title is from my son, now 8. We got him this book when he was 4 and he was immediately taken by it. We (parents) are both molecular biologists and one of us ran across it at a meeting, where we picked it up.

This is a book about the various types of cells that make up the human.

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  • I teach 6th and 7th grade science at a middle school in The Bronx. I love this book and use it as a read-aloud in my 6th grade science classes as the start of our unit on living things. The book exposes kids in a very easy to grasp way to the fact that we (and all living things) are all made of cells, that we (and other living things) all started as a single cell and that our cells diversified to take on different functions in our bodies. I recommend it for a read aloud with kids at home, in a classroom, or wherever.

  • Lots of illustrations, good introduction to the concept of what cells are (building blocks of life), different types of cells and what their functions are(skin cells, muscle cells, bone cells, blood cells). Some basic vocabulary introduced(hemoglobin, neutophils, macrophages, lymphocytes, etc).

    I gave the book a four start rather than a five because I feel some key vocabulary is missing. There is no "generalized" human cell diagram with interior cell parts, and they never use the word "tissue" for groups of the same type of cells or specifically mention that tissues make up organs.

    Overall, bright, colorful and well worth a read for the younger set.

  • Trying to explain what cells are to a young child is hard. They can not imagine how tiny cells are and that there are billions of them in every part of our bodies. This book gives a great introduction and great illustrations so that a child can start to understand the concept of cells. There are no difficult medical terms which is good. I would have liked to have seen more information with a chapter or two on various diseases like the flu and an explanation of how cells need fruits, vegetables, carbs and protein to heal the body.

  • I love this series of books and it was what I expected. such a great way to teach genetics to kids.

  • I think this book would appeal to kids from 5 on up to 10. A biologist, I've read it to my son (who is now 7) now and again for the last 2 years. He keeps gaining new insight each time. Cells are very very small, their aspect varies from one tissue to the next, a baby starts from just two cells... The pictures are excellent; they illustrate just how incredibly different a nerve cell is from a muscle cell, from a sperm cell. And there is plenty of humor too. Kids not only need to know, but they'll love knowing this stuff.