National Geographic Human Body Model for Kids That Glows in The Dark - 32-Piece Interactive Anatomy Model with Bones, Organs, Muscles, Science Kit Stocking Stuffer, Anatomy & Physiology Study Tools
Description
🧬 Unleash the Scientist Within! - Where Learning Meets Fun!
- QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST - Crafted with high-quality materials for durability and long-lasting fun.
- PERFECT FOR HOME OR SCHOOL - An engaging way to enhance science education, making it ideal for classrooms or family fun.
- COMPREHENSIVE LEARNING GUIDE - Includes a detailed guide packed with fascinating facts about human biology.
- HANDS ON LEARNING EXPERIENCE - Perfect for kids 8+, this kit promotes interactive learning through play.
- EXPLORE ANATOMY LIKE NEVER BEFORE - Dive into the human body with 9 removable squishy organs and 18 glow-in-the-dark bones.
The National Geographic Human Body Model for Kids is a 32-piece interactive anatomy kit designed for children aged 8 and up. It features 9 removable squishy organs and 18 glow-in-the-dark bones, allowing kids to explore human anatomy hands-on. The kit includes a display stand, forceps, and a detailed learning guide, making it an excellent educational tool for both home and school.
Specifications
| Theme | Anatomy |
| Item Dimensions | 4.33 x 2.24 x 9.25 inches |
| Item Weight | 6.56 ounces |
Reviews
J**E
PERFECT For Grandchildren
My wee grandbabies, 5 & 7, love it.If there's a child anywhere between 4 - 18 year's old in your home, buy this model.It was smaller than I thought, but I like that better.About the size of a Barbie doll.
D**C
Science
My son loves science and I thought it would be a great experience for him of which he had lots of fun. This allowed him to be a doctor but also conduct his experiments. Great for a birthday gift or just because gift. The quality is worth the cost.
L**G
Human Body
My grandson loves it but it doesn’t want to stay together. He just keeps rebuilding it. UPDATE this didn’t last 6 months, he lost body parts and one arm broke off!
L**.
Interesting and educational
My four year old received this for Christmas and he loves it. He’s taken it apart and likes putting it together though he does need some help. He recruits any adult around to help him. It has small pieces and is a little hard to put together but we are all learning a bit of anatomy from the inserts and the activity. It’s great. I also like that it is National Geographic, a company with an aspirational mission that I like supporting.
N**
Digging up bones..
Value for your money, bought this for my grandson after doing a bat. It’s well made and very educational!
A**H
Wobbly
In theory, this is a really cool toy for a kid, but none of the pieces really went together easily.The clear plastic shell doesn't meet correctly.For the age group it is marketed to, I would say this is not a good buy.
A**R
Very poor quality
This is so cheaply made. The snap together parts do not stay together. It's incredibly frustrating to assemble because nothing stays put.some of the snap holes don't even line up properly to go together! I would not recommend this model.
M**S
So much fun
This is great for an older kid/teen. This has some very small parts. Bones and organs come out and can be assembled. My teen (girl) loved it. She wants to go to med school, thought this would be fun (and teens don’t want toys) she loved it
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