Learning the bones of the human body can be challenging for anyone. Using this clever learning tool, written in rhyme, may be just what you've been looking for.
A children's picture book written in rhyme about the human skeleton, Illustrated by Eugene Ruble. You'll be amazed how fast you will be able to learn the bones from head to toe. Complete with factoids on each page and a glossary of terms.
Excerpt
Without all our bones,
We'd be shapeless and blobby--
Just skin, guts and muscles,
All gooey and globby.
To learn all their names,
Let's start from the bottom;
And when you can say 'em,
You'll know that you've got 'em.
Your toes are phalanges;
The tarsals come next.
They wiggle and move
When your feet become flexed.
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