musculoskeletal system

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musculoskeletal system

Bend and stretch

learning about your bones and muscles
2004
An illustrated introduction to the different muscles and bones in the human body and how they work to help people move and grow.

Move your body

bones and muscles
2007
Explains how muscle and bones work together to help the human body move, providing information about the skeletal system, muscles, nerves, and more. Includes photographs and diagrams.

Nose to toes

2001
Young children discover all the amazing things their bodies can do by imitaing the ways in which animals see, hear, smell, eat, hop, snuggle, touch, swim, and walk.

Bones

the skeletal system
2007
Illustrations and easy-to-follow text introduce children to the skeletal system, describing the bones and joints found in each part of the human body.

Moving

1997
Describes various bones, joints, and muscles; examines the functions of tendons, cartilage, and ligaments; and explains how bones and muscles work together to allow movement of the body.

Anatomy of the moving body

a basic course in bones, muscles, and joints
2008
Offers dancers and movement educators a comprehensive overview of the human body's bones, muscles, and joints, with detailed illustrations and explanations of the structure and mechanics of the human body.

My bones and muscles

2005
Takes a close look at the two hundred six bones in the human body and how they form a skeleton that provides the framework for the body and for over six hundred muscles.

The mighty muscular and skeletal systems

how do my bones and muscles work?
2009
Combines explanatory text, illustrations, photographs, and activities to provide an overview of the muscular and skeletal systems and how they work.

The muscular system

2004
Presents an introduction to the human muscular system, explaining what it is and how it works, looking at the parts of a muscle, and discussing healthy and unhealthy muscles.

Your muscular system

2013
Colorful photographs, illustrations, and text describe the muscular system.

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