11 Life-Size Human Body Anatomy Paper Models: All Body Systems
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Is it too early for your kids to learn anatomy? Not at all! Our printable anatomy bundle introduces the subject in a playful, creative and engaging manner!Whether the children are building a life-size paper skeleton or making a play-dough digestive system, they’re going to enjoy doing the activitiesPrice $12.00Original Price $23.00Save $11.00
Is it too early for your kids to learn anatomy? Not at all! Our printable anatomy bundle introduces the subject in a playful, creative and engaging manner! Whether the children are building a life-size paper skeleton or making a play-dough digestive system, they’re going to enjoy doing the activitiePrice $19.00Original Price $30.00Save $11.00
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Building a life-size paper model of a human body is a suitable introductory activity to the topic. The fact that the models are built based on the children’s outlines creates a personal connection for them, as they realize, “It’s actually all about me!”
The printable organs are scaled so that their size would be right for an average 8-year-old child, but should also fit reasonably well children who are a few years younger or older. If you have a child who is significantly smaller, print the pages at a reduced scale (80 or 90%).
This set features the organs for building all life-size human body systems:
- Respiratory System
- Digestive System
- Circulatory System
- Urinary System
- Nervous System
- Muscular System
- Skeletal System
- Integumentary System
- Endocrine System
- Immune System
- Reproductive systems (male/female)
There are pages that feature all the organs with their names (for situations where reading would be welcome) as well as pages without any text (for situations where reading would be distracting). There is also a set of organs that children can colour themselves.
Finally, this printable set also includes information sheets, explaining in a kid-friendly way how every system works, as well as cards that have hints on how to build different systems.
