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Dear Teacher: iscovery Pictures and the British Broadcasting Corporation have partnered to bring you The Human Body, a remarkable large-format film that brings a fascinating new dimension to the exploration of the miracle of life in its most personal of settings—our own bodies. For the first time ever, students will view their intimate, everyday world from some amazingly intricate and novel perspectives. The film uses ground-breaking photographic techniques and state-of-the-art technology to transport viewers on an incredible voyage into the workings of the human body. This Teacher’s Resource Guide, which was prepared with the help of professional educators like yourself, will further your students’ understanding of the body’s organ systems and how they work together, and the relationship between a healthy lifestyle and a healthy body. The material is designed for use with students between ages 8 and 14. Activity 1 includes space for a Body Heart strings Maintenance Plan for student

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