This fun-filled activity book will teach you all about the human body complete with activities, puzzles and more!

Have you ever been dying to know exactly how your body works, but somehow nobody's ever had the answers to your fascinating questions? Well, this might be the book for you!

Learn the answers to a handful of human body related questions, such as: "How many bones are inside my body? Why do we need blood vessels? Or even why do I like the taste of broccoli but my friend doesn't? Plus so many more intriguing questions that you hadn't even thought of are revealed in this fascinating book!

Jam-packed with fascinating facts, fun challenges, quizzes and puzzles, The Fact Packed Activity Book: Human Body is sure to keep kids entertained time and time again.

Dive deep into the pages of this incredible activity book to explore:

-48 colourful, interactive spreads with simple, age-appropriate text supports lower KS2 curriculum, with loads of hands-on anatomy-based activities for 5-9-year-olds
-Engaging approach that seamlessly integrates interesting facts about the human body, with plenty of interactive activities
-Balance of text and activities on each page make it apt for reluctant readers/learners
-Promotes interactive learning
-Bright and eye-catching illustrations and photography

A must-have volume for inquisitive and fact-loving kids with a niche for knowledge, The Fact-Packed Activity Book: Human Body combines interesting facts about the human body with entertaining activities that encourage children to have fun as they learn. In fact, a recent study suggests that children's activity books help them to develop their reading ability, as well as their literacy and critical thinking! Puzzling out the different steps through each activity naturally improves their comprehension skills whilst they enjoy endless fun along the way!

Reveal the science behind the human body, with this all-encompassing fact and activity book ideal for 5-9 year olds.

Learning has never been more fun!

At DK, we believe in the power of discovery. So why stop there?