Three spreads from the book, as printed.
Metaphase, the fourth of eight stages.
Inheritance, where the second half starts.
DNA, the last illustration in the book.
Sixteen illustrations in two halves. The first is the eight stages of mitosis, one cell copying itself and dividing into two, which is how a body grows and how it heals. The second is where the copied instructions came from, starting with the traits a child got from their parents and going down through the nucleus and the chromosomes to DNA itself.
Every left hand page has a short note for whoever is reading it out loud, so the book works flat on a play mat at six weeks and still has something in it years later.
The eight stages of cell division, as printable cards, a sequencing sheet and coloring sheets. Free.
Starts on a child's own hand, ends at their DNA.
One protein, from the instruction for it to the job it does.
A bite of banana, the whole way down and out.
Inside one cell, then the different cells of a body.
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