100 Pages on the human body, from the Erickson encyclopaedia series, is dedicated to the discovery of the human body. It is a book for discovering curiosities, myths, and important events, as well as a workbook with simple and fun activities to help memorise what has been learned. Among the activities included are quizzes, crosswords, puzzles, and mazes.
The volume has several illustrations and in-depth sections that engage children, assisting them in studying both at home and at school. At the beginning, it features a glossary of the most used words when discussing about the human body.
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The first Erickson encyclopaedia that combines a popular science book with an easy and fun workbook that supports individual study — as well as classroom teaching — by exploring interesting topics that align with the school curriculum. In just 100 pages, each volume presents the subject clearly and comprehensively, making the learning journey more stimulating and dynamic through colourful illustrations, extra contents, and engaging activities. To ensure wide readability and accessibility of the texts, various textual and para-textual adjustments have been made, including the use of a highly readable font, uncluttered pages, and clear images and photographs.