The author has classified seven different ideas on when life begins for humans. I find it to be very succinct and easy to read. It is eye-opening to read up on the different viewpoints of scientists. An Online Exploration Sponsored by the Franklin Institute, this site is very informative and interesting. There are videos, enrichment activities, and quizzes.
Topics covered include circulation, structure, history, blood, development, and medical information.
The one thing I don't like is the annoying heartbeat that plays throughout the site. It really got on my nerves. Patient Family Handbook Sara Le Bien writes Our Immune System for young children as part of the International Patient Organization for Primary Immunodeficiencies. This book is very easy to read and has very cute cartoon illustrations. It explains about the parts of the immune system, how it works, and what is done when the immune system is deficient.