Guide 3A Intake
Resources
Additional activities, a behind-the-scenes gallery, recommended books, and more.
About this Guide
A Studied Life
Self-study, finding out more about how you personally function, is one of the trickiest areas of research. We all have pre-conceived notions about who we are and what impacts us on a daily basis. We have journal assignments coming up that will have you developing self-study research projects. You never know what you may learn!
Lesley
Additional Digestive Game Ideas
A card game on digestive organs and processes.
Constructing a nutritionally balanced meal.
Fabric and felt game pieces.
Behind-the-Scenes
Mark is busy building model kits we have been finding on Amazon and ebay. This stomach model has several interesting features.
Body Library
If you are building a library about the human body, children’s books can provide a good foundation of basics for the entire family. These books bring the natural world to life.
Learning on Location
Real-World
Recommended Books
The incredible photos in this book make it interesting for all ages.
A small & portable anatomy book you can take to the doctor and annotate like a journal. Accessible & detailed illustrations, plus inexpensive too.
Why not a coffee table book? What can be more interesting and relevant than our bodies?
Build a Library
Whether its digital or print, collect resources that assist in exploring, describing, and explaining the natural world.
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