




Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones - Book 1
A riveting introduction to the bones of the hand, arm, and shoulder—blending comics, puzzles, x-ray surprises, and silly rhymes to make anatomy engaging and easy to remember for kids.
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2026 Third-Grade Curriculum Kit
Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones of the Hand, Arm, and Shoulder: Book 1
The human body is an amazing machine, and Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones – Book 1 introduces children to one of its busiest parts: the hand, arm, and shoulder.
This interactive anatomy book combines comics, puzzles, activities, and hands-on discovery to help children learn how these bones work together every day. From grasping a pencil to throwing a ball, students discover how the radius, ulna, humerus, phalanges, and other bones enable movement.
Rather than relying on dry explanations, Book 1 teaches through humorous rhymes, colorful illustrations, comic-style storytelling, and engaging challenges that keep children actively involved in the learning process. Along the way, students build anatomy vocabulary, strengthen observation skills, and develop a greater understanding of how their bodies function.
One of the most memorable features is the included pair of X-ray vision glasses. Special pages throughout the book reveal hidden images and information, transforming the study of anatomy into an interactive investigation.
Hands-on activities, write-in quizzes, and a Certificate of Completion help reinforce learning while giving students a sense of accomplishment as they work through the book.
Created by a team of educators, physicians, and parents, Dr. Bonyfide Presents Bones – Book 1 presents anatomy in a way that is accurate, approachable, and engaging for young learners. Whether used as part of a homeschool science program or as a supplemental study of the human body, it provides a memorable introduction to the bones of the hand, arm, and shoulder.
Award-winning and highly interactive, this first volume lays the foundation for exploring the rest of the skeletal system in the books that follow.









