Edact.com Lunches Complete six DVD set of Human Body Systems for Childs and Kids.

Children can take closer look at the most important systems of the Human Body and how they work from this DVD.

The human body is like a multipart organization that has a significant job to get done on a tight deadline. In order to get the whole thing done completely and on time, it has to use a system. Actually, the human body uses many systems that work side by side.

Some of the body's systems are directly connected to the heart, while others are indirectly. Of course, the heart is like the head of the organization. Even if it is not directly involved in the system, it still plays a part. Noticeably, if the heart isn't working, nothing else is working either.

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Some of the body's systems are directly connected to the heart, while others are indirectly. Of course, the heart is like the head of the organization. Even if it is not directly involved in the system, it still plays a part. Noticeably, if the heart isn't working, nothing else is working either.

Monitoring the heart is very important because the heart is so well protected from outside danger, monitoring the heart can be a challenge. Scientists have several ways of "considering" the heart without actually having to open the chest. Typically, open heart surgery is performed only as the last resort.

Human Body Systems DVD contains rich; colourful, animated graphics illustrate body system features while exciting video captures student interest. Each program includes interactive activities during each DVD to reinforce important concepts.

In addition to examining the function and importance of each body system, the series also promotes healthful eating, exercise, and not smoking to keep the body functioning as its best.

From this DVD children should able to know

Digestive -- See how the body turns proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and water into energy.

Repiratory -- Follow oxygen into the lungs and through the blood vessels to the cells. Illustrates both external and internal respiration.

Circulatory -- Shows how the heart and blood vessels - arteries, veins, and capillaries - carry nutrients and oxygen to the cells throughout the body.

Nervous -- We learn the parts and functions of the brain, control center of the body and how the spinal cord, 100 billion neurons and the sense organs function.

Muscular -- Find out the difference between voluntary and involuntary muscles, the role of tendons, and how flexor and extensor muscles work in pairs.

Skeletal -- Strong, light bones are the body's framework. We discover the role of joints, ligaments, cartilage, and tendons plus how bones grow and how they heal when broken.

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