The circulatory system is the body's roadway. It transports blood to deliver nutrients and oxygen throughout the body while sweeping away waste. Explore more about this important body system… More →
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Body Systems: Need to Know
The body is made up of many amazing parts. They work together in different body systems that keep us moving, feeling, and living. How does the brilliant body do this? It's time to explore the body's systems with this curricular high-interest, low-reading level series. Learn about this key curricular content presented with an accessible dyslexia-friendly font and a clean design that will help readers ace their next test. Featured infographics help recap key concepts for visual learners and SilverTips for Success reinforce comprehension for what readers need to know.
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Spring 2025
The Circulatory System
The circulatory system is the body's roadway. It transports blood to deliver nutrients and oxygen throughout the body while sweeping away waste. Explore more about this important body system… More →
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The Digestive System
It's always in action, but what do you know about the digestive system? It breaks down food, taking away the valuable nutrients we need while getting rid of the waste we don't. Explore more… More →
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The Muscular System
The muscular system keeps us on the move. Whether chasing a soccer ball, playing video games, or even just breathing, every movement we make relies on muscles. Explore more about this… More →
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The Nervous System
The nervous system keeps your body running. Not only is it in charge of thoughts, feelings, and memories, but it also keeps the body moving and running properly. Explore more about this… More →
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The Respiratory System
The respiratory system helps the body take in the oxygen it needs to survive. A branching network of tubes takes oxygen into the lungs to get the job done. Explore more about this important… More →
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The Skeletal System
The skeletal system keeps us standing tall. It protects our internal organs and pairs up with the muscular system to keep us moving. Explore more about this important body system with content More →