The anatomical model of the human body is an excellent educational tool for children interested in biology, medicine and how the human body works. With its realistic depiction of individual organs, children can learn independently about the internal structure of the human body, gaining knowledge through interaction and hands-on experience.
The set includes a three-dimensional model of the human torso containing internal organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach and intestines. The individual parts can be removed and placed back in the model, making learning easier, developing memory and helping children remember the locations and functions of the organs. The model also shows part of the skull, highlighting the structure of the bones and circulatory system in the upper body and allowing for a more detailed understanding of human anatomy.
This is an excellent educational tool for both students and teachers, as well as a wonderful way to spark an interest in the natural sciences. It can be used in schools for teaching activities or at home as an educational aid for young biology enthusiasts. The model is made from high-quality materials that ensure durability, detailed accuracy and an attractive appearance. Its compact size makes it easy to use, while the removable organs make it a particularly valuable educational tool.
Specifications:
- Model dimensions: 15 x 7 x 3.5 cm
- Packaging dimensions: 25 x 25 x 5 cm
- Material: High-quality plastic
Features:
- Realistic depiction of the human body
- Removable and replaceable organs
- Educational play
Set contents:
- Anatomical model of the human body
- Removable internal organs
- Stand to keep the model stable
Details
- Age
- 6 +
- Type
- Knowledge
- Wooden
- No
- Language
- -
Educational Value
- Montessori Method
- No
- STEM
- No
- Skills Developed
- Memory & Concentration
Important information
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