Whose Bones?

Whose Bones? is an interactive and visually stunning introduction to vertebrate animals and comparative anatomy. With its cut-paper illustrations and engaging guessing-game format, readers are invited to identify animals based on their skeletons before turning the page to reveal the answer. This clever approach not only reinforces knowledge of animal features but also builds observation and deductive skills. Created by award-winning artist Chihiro Takeuchi, this unique hardback title blends science and art to make biology fun and accessible for young learners, making it a standout addition to any classroom or home library.

Educational Benefits:

• Introduces comparative anatomy and vertebrate structures.
• Builds observational skills and visual reasoning.
• Encourages interactive learning through questions and discovery.
• Supports early science and biological classification.

Classroom Ideas:

• Create a classroom œbone match game using drawings or models.
• Explore vertebrates and invertebrates through a sorting activity.
• Research different animals and make a class œbone fact wall.
• Integrate with art by creating paper-cut silhouettes of animals.

Safety & Information:

• Ages: 5+
• Measurements: 228 (H) x 258 (W) mm
• Format: Hardback
• Suitable for science and visual arts integration.