Flowchart Explorers Human Body STEM 6 Science Books Set - Richard & Louise Spilsbury - Paperback - Ages 7-11 KS2

Titles in This Set: Brain, Digestive, Heart, Lungs, Senses, Skeleton. Details: Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804455999 Publisher: Fox Eye Publishing Age Range: 7-11 (Key Stage 2) Overview The Flowchart Explorers Human Body STEM set is a six-book paperback collection that turns tricky anatomy topics into simple, colourful flowcharts young readers can follow with ease. Written by Richard and Louise Spilsbury, each title tackles one major body system - the brain, digestive system, heart, lungs, senses and skeleton - making this a brilliantly organised introduction to human biology for curious Key Stage 2 pupils, homeschoolers and classroom bookshelves alike. About the Books Each of the six books focuses on a single system of the human body, using clear flowchart diagrams to break big ideas into manageable, logical steps. Brain shows how neurons and synapses fire messages around the body and how neurotransmitters shape thought and emotion. Digestive follows food from mouth to intestines, explaining enzymes and nutrients along the way. Heart explores its chambers, how blood is pumped, and why a steady rhythm keeps us healthy. Lungs traces air through the airways and alveoli, showing how oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged with every breath. Senses opens up sight, hearing, taste, smell and touch, showing how sensory organs send signals to the brain. Skeleton examines bones, joints and connective tissue, and how the skeleton supports movement, protects organs and helps make blood cells. Together, the set gives young scientists a joined-up understanding of the whole body, with the flowchart format especially useful for visual learners since each process is mapped out step-by-step, supporting the KS2 science curriculum at home or in the classroom. Six-book paperback set covering all the major human body systems in one collection. Clear, easy-to-follow flowchart diagrams simplify complex science for young readers. Written specifically for Key Stage 2 pupils,