Thames & Kosmos Human Anatomy STEM Kit 8 years+ plastic

The Thames & Kosmos Human Anatomy STEM kit invites children to discover the structure of the body by assembling a 1:6 scale male torso. Each piece of the skeleton and organs fits together like a puzzle, allowing the child to learn and understand the placement of organs, including the brain, skeletal system, digestive system, and cardiovascular system. It is an educational tool from the Science and Experiments (STEM) category that turns anatomy into a hands-on and memorable experience.

Once the bones and organs are assembled, the entire structure is enclosed in a semi-transparent outer body shell, allowing the anatomical model to be viewed like a museum exhibit. The included display stand keeps the finished model on view, and the illustrated manual with step-by-step instructions guides the child through each stage of assembly. In addition to instructions, the manual contains educational information and interesting facts about human organs and their amazing ability to keep us alive.

The set contains 1 human torso model at 1:6 scale, 37 detachable pieces representing the skeleton and organs, a semi-transparent outer shell for viewing the internal structure, a display stand for the finished model, and an illustrated manual. Physically manipulating the 3D organs helps with easier memorization of anatomy concepts, develops scientific curiosity and logical thinking, improves concentration and attention to detail, and stimulates learning through hands-on experience.

The product is made of plastic. Recommended age is 8+ years. WARNING: not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended while the child is playing. Read the instructions before use, follow them, and keep them for reference. Produced in China for Thames & Kosmos, England, with a weight of 0.8 kg.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the kit recommended for? It is recommended for children over 8 years old.

How many pieces does the set contain? The set contains 1 human torso model at 1:6 scale and 37 detachable pieces representing the skeleton and organs.

What material is it made of? The kit is made of plastic and is produced in China for Thames & Kosmos, England.