8 years & up. Over 4 feet tall, the Human Anatomy puzzle is life-like in size. Its unique, double-sided design details the body's skeletal structure on one side; and the internal organs on the other side. Children will love exploring and learning with this challenging, 100-piece floor puzzle. Excellent for the classroom!
4 years & up. Introduce the skeletal system to children with this complete x-ray set! Hold these life-sized human x-rays up to the light or use them on a light table and see every authentic detail of a real skeletal system. Arrange the 18 pieces together to reproduce the entire body of a young adult. 5' tall. Teacher guide included.
3 years & up. Encourage children to explore the five senses with this interactive, easy to follow game. This game will also help children with identifying facial expressions and parts of the body. Use this game in an interactive lesson about the five senses and how they help us function. Includes 2 game boards, 40 laminated game pieces, an activity guide, and a draw-string bag for easy transportation and storage. Made in the USA.
3 years & up. Explore the human body from the inside out! Introduce young students to the inner workings of their bodies with these cute cartoon versions of X-rays and MRIs. The X-rays and MRIs are perfect for light table play. Use these elements in combination with item #63741 What's Inside Me Doll. Encourage career-oriented dramatic play as students pretend to be radiologists, doctors and laboratory technicians. Includes: one 10" x 16" X-Ray, one 10" x 16" MRI, and a guide.
Grades 3 & up. Gain a deeper understanding of how the human body works with this 4-piece model set. Includes: heart model, brain model, human body anatomy model, and skeleton model. The heart features superior and inferior venae cavae, right and left atria, tricuspid valve, right and left ventricles, pulmonary artery, mitral valve, aortic valve and aorta. The brain features cerebellum, frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes, corpus callosum, brain stem, hippocampus, ventricles, insula,… More »
Grades 3 & up. Realistically detailed miniature plastic model includes a stand, a fact guide and photo-illustrated assembly instructions. Features skull, rib cage, humerus, spinal column, radius, ulna, hand, pelvis, femur, tibia, fibula, foot and partial circulatory system. 41-Piece model measures 9.2"H when assembled.
Grades 3 & up. Gain a deeper understanding of how the human body interacts by manipulating it yourself. Realistically detailed miniature plastic model includes a stand, a fact guide and photo-illustrated assembly instructions. Features brain, skull, heart, rib cage, lungs, liver, stomach, pancreas, kidneys, intestines and spine. 31-Piece torso model measures 4.5"H when assembled.
Grades 3 & up. Realistically detailed miniature plastic model includes a stand, a fact guide and photo-illustrated assembly instructions. Features superior and inferior venae cavae, right and left atria, tricuspid valve, right and left ventricles, pulmonary artery, mitral valve, aortic valve and aorta. Opens when assembled so students can explore from the inside. 29-Piece model measures 5"H when assembled.
Grades 4 & up. Economical, soft foam cross-sections are realistically detailed. Printed with vocabulary terms on one side and letters on the other side for quizzing. Activity Guide features reproducible diagrams and anatomy facts. Features enamel, dentin, pulp, cementum, nerves, blood vessels, root and crown. Measures 5" H.
Grades K & up. Twice the learning -- skeletal system on one side and major organs and muscle groups on the other! Realistically detailed pieces combine to create a body over 3'H. Great for demonstrations, centers and more. Includes multilingual Activity Guide with reproducible diagrams. Set of 17.
3 years & up. Science has never been so cuddly! Introduce children to basic organs and systems of the human body with this interactive toy. Unbutton the chest to explore and match organs to systems. Squeeze the heart, lungs and stomach to hear different sounds. Includes an 18" doll, 7 organs which measure approximately 3.5", and a guide.
3 years & up. Children will develop an understanding of the five senses as they engage in identifying, matching, sorting and classifying five characters who demonstrate the senses. Includes five different examples of each of the five senses. Picture cues and "five friends" engage young learners. Game materials can be used for individual, small group, and whole class educational activities. Word back and student recording sheet are included.
Grades K - 3. Discover incredible facts about the human body and learn how it works. Includes everything needed to play 5 games including 4 game boards, stick on vinyl body parts, and 100 color coded questions cards with multiple skill levels. For 1-4 players
Grades 3 & up. Students can look inside their own heads with this realistic model. Plastic model includes a stand and guide with facts and photo-illustrated assembly instructions. Features cerebellum, frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes; corpus callosum, brain stem, hippocampus, ventricles, insula, corpus striatum, internal capsule and lentiform nucleus. Perfect in a nervous system center for a deeper understanding of how the parts of the brain work together. 31-piece model measures… More »
Grades 4 & up. Printed with vocabulary terms on one side and letters on the other side for quizzing. Activity Guide features reproducible diagrams and anatomy facts. Features the main parts of the brain including: frontal lobe, cerebrum, occipital lobe, temporal lobe, medulla oblongata, thalamus, cerebellum, hypothalamus and more. Model measures 5"L.
6 years & up. Take a closer look at the microscopic world around you with this unique STEM Starter, Prepared Slides, and Microscope Accessory Kit. This kit allows you to transform your smart phone or tablet and transform it into a powerful microscope. Select your preferred lighting, clip the microscope over the camera lens on your phone or tablet, and position the scope directly over an object or slide you want a closer look at. You can even take photos or record your research through video!… More »
