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For my sonmay you never stop learning!

CONTENTS

WELCOME,

JUNIOR SCIENTIST!

Are you curious about what your body looks like under your skin? Do you wonder

where your food goes after you eat it? Why you sweat? Or how your body protects

you from germs? You are about to find out! This book is a handy guide to human

anatomy

which is another word for all your bodys parts.

Human bodies are made of different

cells

,

tissues

, and

organs

. They all work

together to keep your body healthy, growing, and moving. They make you

you

. In

this book, you will take a look at each of those parts and learn how they help you

move, think, and grow.

This book has seven chapters that will take you on a tour of your body. After

learning some body basics, youll read about how your body defends itself against

germs, how it moves, thinks, breathes, turns food into energy, and creates new

humans. Does this sound cool to you? Then, lets get started!

CHAPTER ONE

THE HUMAN

BODY

The human body is like an amaz-

ing machine. It is made up of many

different parts that do very different

jobs to keep you alive and healthy.

All those many parts work in groups

called systems. Each system has its

own special job to do.

Human cells, tissues, organs, and

organ systems all work together

to keep your body in

homeostasis

.

Homeostasis means that your body

is in balance and working the best it

can. It stays this way no matter what

is going on outside the body. Every-

thing is connected, so if one part

doesnt do its job, the others have

trouble doing theirs. From the tiniest

cell to the biggest system, they are

all important.

What Is a Body?

Every living thing, or organism, has a

body. Animals, plants, and even organ-

isms like bacteria all have bodies!

Animal bodies (like ours) are made up

of a lot of different parts, from tiny ones

you need a microscope to see, to larger

ones you look at every day in the mirror.

They all work together to build

you

!

Animal bodies are all made up of

different kinds of tiny cells. These cells

fit together to build tissues. Tissues

fit together to build organs and organ

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