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Dear friend:

I heard through the grapevine that you were thinking about taking an Anatomy course. I have recently taken a course in Basic Anatomy, online, through Universal Class. It was fun! The course was filled with interactive games, online movies and different activities related to Anatomy. You know as well as I do, that holding a full-time job and being a mother of two takes up most of my time but that is what made this course so great. I got to work at my own pace and enjoyed the whole experience.

The course was broken down into 21 lessons. I learned about each of the body’s systems and how the parts work together as a whole. I learned valuable information in every chapter. It is very interesting how every system works and interacts with each other. It was fascinating to find out that the spinal cord is only about as big around as an adult thumb but has one of the most important jobs around. I learned that men and women have 12 pairs of ribs and about 5% of people are born with one or more extra ribs! Did you know that the skull is made up of 30 different bones? I also learned that the smallest bone in your whole body is called stirrup and is just behind your eardrum but the strongest bone is the jawbone and it is the only bone that can truly move. I found out that the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body and the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body. How weird is that!

Did you know your hand consists of a grand total of 54 bones? Did you know that when you are born, your hip bones are separated and they join together as you get older? What is the longest bone in your body? You will find out if you take this course. Do you know what the body’s largest organ is? It’s the skin!

Overall, I highly recommend that you consider “Universal Class”. When I think of my experience, four things come to mind:

how simple it was to enroll
how straightforward it was to send in lessons
how lessons are graded and returned in a timely fashion
and finally, how much I actually learned!

If you are interested in taking an Anatomy course, go to the following page: Online Classes

It’s that simple! You are on your way to learning more about the human body, your body.

Good luck and I am convinced that your experience will be as gratifying as mine was.

Take care!
Monique Pepin

This from new students after just one lesson in our Anatomy course.
Hi. I've just joined your class,
& I must say that you have a very interesting teaching concept. I like it. I've emailed my sister for her granddaughter, & I've also e-mailed my grandson. They will have so much fun with this. It also helps us "elders" to remember a little easier.
Thanx. Sandi.
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I read all of the 'Body Facts' to my husband and we both learned a thing or two! Can't wait to get started on the spine! E.C.
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I enjoyed this lesson and all of the neat facts. I'm looking forward to the lessons ahead. I really think I will learn a lot during this course. Susan
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Thanks for the quick response and encouraging words. There are so many fascinating things about the human body that I think no matter how much you think you know, there is always something evolving or something new that you haven't been exposed to. Great class!
L.H.
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What an interesting website and class. I know it is written with children in mind, but there is some interesting information there. And what an easy and FUN way to learn...Well onto the quiz..
Lynda

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The Basics Of Plants
I want you to know what an inspiration this course has already been to me. My class and I have already gone through 12 chapters of our old Science series, one of which was about plants. The new series that was adopted was a scary thing for me, I have only heard the bad things about it from other teachers. After signing up for this course, I took the BIG plunge into the "scary book." ha-ha
The course lit a fire inside of me, I thought had died out, considering school is almost out (teacher and student burnout). With your direction, I started surfing the internet for activities to do with my kids...I now have 2 binders... one is strictly to do with this class and things about seeds, plants, flowers, etc... the other one is just full of spring and Easter ideas, that can go along with plants.
The binder for this class: 27 Science activities; 28 Art activities: Endless poems, stories, story starters, stationary; Math activities will involve seeds, plants, flowers, etc... while learning graphing, multiplication, division; My favorite thing in Reading is my Accelerated Reading Bulletin Board with tulips, also will do story comprehension, fact/nonfact, main idea worksheets revolving around plants; I have 3 games so far; there are several community businessmen I will invite to the classroom to talk to my kids about seeds, plants, etc...I plan on writing my 20 parents a letter and laying out my plan for plants that will take us through till school is out. I spent 3 days of my spring break, this past week, in my classroom, redesigning it around plants, seeds, flowers. My kids and teacher's aide won't know what to think!!
Thanks again for your wonderful class!
Janet Chapman
The Basics Of Plants

The Basics Of Plants
My children and I are really enjoying this classes. It is nice to have the lessons and visuals so organized. I like to have a lesson plan, such as yours as a base, and then expand upon it as my children's interests allow. It's nice to share ideas with you and I would not have thought of or found the Elmo video (which my younger -and older- children have had fun watching-more than once). This course has been very good for us, as we are doing the spring preparation work for our garden. We also have LOTS AND LOTS of raspberries and strawberries to care for, transplant, etc., ditches to dig and clean weeds out, etc., etc. I had to laugh the other day, as I was out with my 5 year old son and he was helping me dig a ditch around our garden spot, he had to examine all the roots of the various weeds that he could get his hands on, and explain to me why the weeds had roots and were so hard to get out of the ground. I am amazed at how little children can learn so easily when they are actively interested and involved in hands-on activities!! THANK YOU!!!
Mariann O. and 6 kids!!!
The Basics Of Plants