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Human Body Parts Puzzle Educational Toy – Foam Anatomy Kit with Removable Organs, OHP Sheets & Fact Cards for Kids 5+
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Human Body Parts Puzzle Educational Toy for Kids
You hand your child a foam heart, a stomach, a pair of lungs — and watch them figure out exactly where each one goes. This foam human body puzzle turns anatomy from a textbook page into something kids build with their own hands.
Every organ lifts out and clicks back into place, so your child learns by doing, not just looking. Once the puzzle is assembled, they layer on the transparent sheets to reveal the muscles underneath, then the skeleton, then the outer body — building a real mental model of how the human body fits together, one system at a time.
⭐ One Puzzle, Three Body Systems
- 3 transparent OHP overlays: Place them over the same puzzle to move between the muscular system, skeletal system and outer body without buying three separate toys.
- Removable organs, not printed shapes: Kids physically place each organ in its correct spot, which builds spatial understanding a flat puzzle can't.
- 10 organ fact cards included: Turns "what does this do?" into an answer they can read for themselves, right at the puzzle.
📋 Specifications
- Recommended age: 5 years and above
- Material: Foam puzzle base and pieces
- Organs: Removable, colour-coded for correct placement
- Overlay sheets: 3 transparent OHP sheets — muscular system, skeletal system, outer body
- Learning cards: 10 organ fact cards
- Stickers: 1 sheet for labelling internal and external body parts
📦 What's in the Box
- 1 x Foam Body Puzzle
- 10 x Organ Fact Cards
- 3 x Transparent Body System Sheets
- 1 x Sticker Sheet
🛡 Safety & Care
- Adult supervision recommended during play.
- Contains small parts — not suitable for children who still mouth toys.
A puzzle they'll play with, and a first anatomy lesson they'll actually remember.
