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Skin | Largest Organ in Human Body

Has your little one ever asked you what “The Largest Organ in Human Body” is? You are at the right spot.

In this science book, you will learn answers to many questions about our skin in a simple and fun way.

In this science reader kids will learn about:

What is the largest organ in human body? What is the role of our skin? Learn the names of the main layers and what are its functions? You will learn about what is Melanocytes and Melanin? How does our skin send signals to the brain? Where does sweat come from? Why should we wash our skin regularly? Did you know that our skin also produces oil? Learn where that oil comes from? What is Sebum? How are pimples formed on our skin? Skin also saves us from injuries, also it can regrow.

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The largest organ in human body in the Skin. It is stretchy, waterproof and protects from germs. It keeps our body in the right temperature. The blood vessels, hair and glands present in it helps maintain the temperature. Learn about the outer and inner layers of our skin which are the epidermis and the dermis. Both have different roles.

Melanin in our skin regulates the colour of our skin, the more melanin the darker the skin. Skin has nerve endings that can send message to the brain if we touch anything hot or cold. Find out where sweat comes from our bodies, they come from sweat glands present underneath the skin. Sweat comes out of pores. Skin can also produce oil from sebaceous glands also present underneath our skin. These pores can also get blocked which can cause pimples on our skin.

Therefore, it is the Largest Organ of our Body.

Exploring the science of our body, creates ways for children to gain an understanding of how it works. Children can learn all about our skin and its functions!

With some fun materials, parents and teachers can make learning about the science of our bodies an exciting experience for kids.

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