Usborne Look Inside What Happens When You Eat?
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- 1 pcs
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- loose
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- none
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- 24 h
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Chosen in the cartKurier - DHLPLN 23.37 grossPLN 19.00 net
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- SKU
- 13,95295
- EAN
- 9781474952958
Product description
Educational flap book about digestion and healthy eating<br>What happens to an apple after the first bite? Where does food go and how does the body use the nutrients it contains? This <strong>English-language educational book for children</strong> takes the reader on a fascinating journey of food through the human body. Colourful illustrations and over 80 lift-up flaps encourage independent discovery of answers.<br>The child learns about the role of fats, sugars, carbohydrates and proteins, and also finds out how vitamins and minerals affect the body. Accessible explanations of the digestive system are complemented by healthy eating tips and links to websites with additional information.<br>Why choose a book about the digestive system?<br><strong>Learning through discovery</strong> – over 80 flaps hide interesting facts and answers to children's questions.<br><strong>Accessible knowledge</strong> – the book explains what happens to food in the human body.<br><strong>Many important topics</strong> – covers digestion, nutrients, vitamins, minerals and healthy habits.<br><strong>Language development</strong> – the English text helps children learn vocabulary related to the body and nutrition.<br><strong>Active reading</strong> – lifting flaps supports curiosity, concentration and independent searching for information.<br><strong>Attractive illustrations</strong> – colourful drawings make the processes taking place in the body easier to understand.<br><strong>Idea for a valuable gift</strong> – the educational theme combines play with discovering the world.<br>Use of the educational flap book<br>The book is suitable for independent looking, reading together with a carer and talking about healthy eating. It can also help with learning English and during classes on the structure and functioning of the human body.<br>Who is this product for?<br><strong>For girls and boys aged 5+</strong> who often ask how the human body works.<br><strong>For young explorers</strong> interested in anatomy, biology and the digestive process.<br><strong>For children learning English</strong> who want to build vocabulary through pictures and play.<br><strong>For parents and carers</strong> looking for a valuable book to read together.<br><strong>For English teachers</strong> as an engaging material supporting vocabulary learning.<br><strong>For early-years teachers</strong> running classes on health, food and the human body.<br><strong>For educators and teaching professionals</strong> who use interactive materials and learning through discovery.<br><strong>For children interested in a healthy lifestyle</strong>, food and the role of nutrients.<br><strong>For relatives looking for a gift</strong> for a birthday, holiday or other occasion for a child's curious mind.<br><strong>For bookshops, toy shops and educational supply stores</strong> looking for attractive products for resale.<br>Product at a glance<br>English-language educational book with lift-up flaps.<br>Over 80 flaps encouraging active discovery of content.<br>Theme: digestive system, the path of food and how the body functions.<br>Information about fats, sugars, carbohydrates and proteins.<br>Explanations of the role of vitamins and minerals.<br>Healthy eating tips.<br>Links to websites with additional information.<br>Colourful, child-friendly illustrations.<br>Product parameters<br><strong>Dimensions:</strong> 22 x 20 x 1.5 cm<br><strong>Weight:</strong> 0.370 kg<br><strong>Minimum order:</strong> 1 piece<br><strong>Stand/display:</strong> none<br>

