The Anatomy Medical Book For Kids: A Coloring, Activity & Medical Book For Kids

There’s no small intestine? It seems kind of important, couldn’t we have included it, maybe instead of the Pelvic Girdle?Male reproductive system diagram is very misleading - the small coloring example on the cover is a totally different diagram!!! The diagram in the book makes it look like the Vas Deferens connects to the bladder.... (wait, is pee stored in the balls??) and no mention of what the structure BEHIND THE BLADDER IS (prostate? It’s RIGHT THERE...?!?) I’d love the author/artist to send me the diagram that was on the cover! Most of the diagrams are good solid simple-but-correct information. This is a good book for homeschool study, (if you think men pee at women to make them pregnant) and all ages can benefit from looking at the pages and coloring. (Though I’d recommend copying the pages. And correcting the male reproductive page.)The book suggests vocabulary / spelling words for each organ, which is helpful for older kids or kids who need new words to copy to practice handwriting.

This booklet is great for coloring the different organs, but it doesn't even have an image of the entire body for us to know where these organs go in the body... And there are lines for us to fill in the details, but no where in the book is the information. It's worth buying as a coloring booklet as an add on to an actual anatomy book. I guess I expected to be more than it is.

The book is a bit confusing at first glance because the pages are drawings with arrows on the sides. While it has a more scientific approach and it does cover the sex organs, I wish it was a bit more in depth. I coupled this book with another that has more functional information, but it for the job done. It says it can be colored but it’s not really a coloring style- more read the labels.

Looking at the cover and reading the description I thought this book would give instruction about how to label the correct part. It doesn't. It has blanks for the different parts of each anatomy part and lists the answers but doesn't tell you the correct place for each. My son is in 4th grade and loves anatomy. Some of these he will know but for others we will need to use another anatomy book or Google to make sure we have the correct parts labeled. I thought it would have more instruction.The drawings are great and there are some facts on each page. It's a good book to go with other anatomy lessons.

Fantastic book for teaching children who are interested in science and want to become part of the medical field. It goes into detail but it is also similar for the children who just want to look at the pictures and have an idea what the heart looks like. I would definitely purchase again

We really enjoy using this coloring book. My 7 year old and I each color a page while watching YouTube videos about the different body parts were coloring. It helps her to really understand what she's learning about.

I used this along with anatomy videos to give my kid a basic sense of where everything is and how organs work together. It was just perfect for that purpose. Simple, just enough new words, and a couple lines about how to keep one’s organs healthy.

My 8 year old daughter loves this book

The diagrams in this book are clearly and neatly illustrated, with a few labels each. It's an assortment of organs, with very few images of whole systems. The accompanying text is almost the same on every page: "Color this to match the one on the cover. Do you know what it's for?" The text is also full of capitalization errors. It makes me wonder if Winbly Scott and Annie Maine are even real people, or if this book was produced by robots. There are Toddler (!), Teens, and College versions of this same book, probably nearly identical in content.So 3 stars for good diagrams, but still not the best anatomy coloring book around.

Honestly I purchased 1 book for my son and 1 for myself. These are so easy to understand it's useful for anyone to understand the basics.

I bought 2 copies of this for my very intelligent grand-children, ages 6 and 8. These are wonderful diagrams that are well spaced out for junior artists. I also bought "The Fantastic Body: What Makes You Tick & How You Get Sick Hardcover – Nov. 7 2017" by Howard Bennett to go along with the coloring books. They're on school lock-down at present due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, so these books will give them a creative way of learning about the mysteries of the human body.

I bought this for my daughter that wants to be a doctor since she was very young.

No compraria de novoMuito simples para o valor de quase 40 reais.Unicamente 2 folhas colorida.As demais são folhas de baixa qualidade.Pensei em devolver...Para mi não deve valer mais que 10 reais.Reconheco que o conteúdo é bom