A set of posters for young children showing the skeletal and circulatory systems.
Use these posters to show young children the difference between the skeletal system and the circulatory system in the human body.
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Name major body parts and their functions; and
Identify major body structures and organs and describes their basic functions; and
Identify the major systems of the body.
Name and locate major components of the body systems; and
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