Genius Games Dr. Livingston Jr. Human Brain Floor Puzzle - 100 Piece Jigsaw
Piece together this cross-cut of our noggin from corpus callosum to spinal cord. Pick up the cerebellum that coordinates our body's movements. Find our brain stem that tells the heart to beat. Snap together our cortex that enables us to make sense of our surroundings and remember our experiences. See how the brain and its blood vessels relate to our facial bones, eyes, and upper jaw. When finished, kids can lean back and appreciate their hidden anatomy, at a larger than life scale.
This puzzles are die-cut to match REAL anatomy. Build the brain stem independently of the nose and the eyes. Learn about the human brain as you solve our human brain puzzle.
This Human Brain Floor Puzzle is a must-have for anyone who wants to learn about the complexities of the human brain in a fun and engaging way! The puzzle consists of 100 pieces that are designed to outline each major part of the organ, making it an exciting challenge to assemble.
Illustrated by Mesa Schumacher, a Certified Medical Illustrator from Johns Hopkins University. This anatomy puzzles are drawn to be accurate, educational, and fun to piece together!
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Piece together this cross-cut of our noggin from corpus callosum to spinal cord. Pick up the cerebellum that coordinates our body's movements. Find our brain stem that tells the heart to beat. Snap together our cortex that enables us to make sense of our surroundings and remember our experiences. See how the brain and its blood vessels relate to our facial bones, eyes, and upper jaw. When finished, kids can lean back and appreciate their hidden anatomy, at a larger than life scale.
This puzzles are die-cut to match REAL anatomy. Build the brain stem independently of the nose and the eyes. Learn about the human brain as you solve our human brain puzzle.
This Human Brain Floor Puzzle is a must-have for anyone who wants to learn about the complexities of the human brain in a fun and engaging way! The puzzle consists of 100 pieces that are designed to outline each major part of the organ, making it an exciting challenge to assemble.
Illustrated by Mesa Schumacher, a Certified Medical Illustrator from Johns Hopkins University. This anatomy puzzles are drawn to be accurate, educational, and fun to piece together!
