BPS+Library+Resources

=Non-Fiction Resources=

The following books can be found on our library shelves in the non-fiction section.
Look around the 612 numbers to find more books on the topic.

The Science library - Human Body
by Steve Parker NF 612

You will find amazing facts on all three body systems in this book. This book has lots of information on each page so read 'How to use this book' at the front for help first. Take your time and make notes on your recording sheet. Look closely at the pictures, photographs and diagrams for extra information. Do you know what we breathe out? Find out how much air it takes to fill the lungs of an adult and much more in this fantastic book.

612.2
This book uses simple language to tell you how the lungs work and why they are important. You will find great photos and clear diagrams to help you understand the respiratory system. Find out why you sneeze or cough. Do you know how to keep your lungs healthy? Read this book to find out.

Our Body - Circulatory System
by Cheryl Jakab NF 612.1 This book is all about the the parts of the circulatory system and how they work. Cool diagrams are clearly labelled helping you to understand how it all works. There are lots of fascinating facts to extend your knowledge and impress your friends. Do you know how many kilometres of blood vessels you have in your body? Read this book to find out more fascinating facts. Any words in bold type can be looked up in the glossary.

Our Body - Digestive System
by Cheryl Kakab NF 612.3 Read about what happens to food once you swallow it and what your digestive system looks like inside your body. Your reading will be supported by great diagrams and photographs. Remember to read the labels on the diagrams and the fascinating facts on each page. Do we need an appendix and what does your oesophagus do? Explore the answers to these questions about your digestive system.

Reference Book

Macmillan Australian primary dictionary : written for Australian students
Use this dictionary to look up any words that you need to understand. REF 423