The world of science, our bodies

◆ The "Science World" series, which scientifically explores the world around us.
The "Science in a Nutshell" series introduces scientific knowledge from around the world to children ages 3-5 in a captivating way, using holes and flaps that open and close. Covering topics closely related to everyday life, such as "Our Body" and "Bacteria and Viruses," the series helps children understand scientific knowledge and develop healthy lifestyle habits like handwashing, tooth brushing, and nutrition. Each page allows children to peek through holes and open flaps to explore the contents, fostering a natural curiosity about science. They delve into the fundamental scientific knowledge that shapes our world. ◆ How do muscles move? What do bones do? Why do we need to breathe? Everyday science in one place! Where does the food I swallow go? What happens in the brain? Why does the heart beat so fast? Explore the amazing and fascinating world inside our bodies. Children will cultivate their curiosity by peering into their bodies through the holes in the book. This book combines these fun activities with easy-to-understand explanations of the major organs that make up our bodies. Opening the cage-like rib flaps reveals vital organs, and the hole between the lungs marks the location of the heart. Flipping through the winding, cutout pages reveals that the intestines and brain have many folds. As you delve into the knowledge of each organ and function that makes up our body—bones and muscles, lungs and heart, digestion, the brain, and the five senses—you'll become even more interested in science. This book also teaches you healthy lifestyle habits to keep your precious body healthy. Easy-to-understand illustrations illustrate facts like how eating fruits and vegetables provides nutrients and how sleeping allows the brain to rest. ◆ Learn the basics of scientific inquiry with holes and flaps!
Scientific inquiry requires multisensory and cognitive coordination. This book is designed to encourage children to engage with each chapter's content through both sight and touch. Fun holes, such as those shaped like bones, hearts, and nostrils, will captivate children. Touching the holes, imagining what they might see, and then turning the pages to see more clearly will sharpen children's concentration and observation skills. Furthermore, opening flaps with questions about the body to find the answers deepens their understanding of each chapter's theme. The text, carefully arranged with colorful and concise illustrations, is designed to be accessible to children, allowing them to grasp each chapter at a glance. Even difficult scientific terms like "organs," "red blood cells," "white blood cells," and "neurons" are easily understood through the illustrations.