The Mighty Muscular-Skeletal System: How do my bones and muscles work? Book

I like this book because it makes connections to life experiences and helps construct ideas about science teaching through interactions with peers if made a classroom activity.

The book is about air-pollen, dust mites, mold spores, dust, goose down, cat hair, pepper, flu viruses, and bright light-that's causing nine different kids to sneeze. Vivid, full color micrographs show the pesky allergens and irritants that cause the sneeze reflex, while simple scientific text explains how the impulse to sneeze is created inside the body. The micrographs magnify the tiny sneeze-inducing irritants, as well as human nerves and neurons, 400 to 222,220 times larger than life. The book is so entertaining it can be used as a read out loud in class, then one can expand the project to a book report or analysis of the pictures and specific allergens.