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In this biology book for first graders, your child will be learning about how the eyes see. This is a part of elementary biology that your child can use later on to expand knowledge. Books, such as these, that discuss anatomy one body part at a time will prove to be extremely useful when the time comes that anatomy and physiology are talked about in more details.
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