Our daughter is only 2, so the puzzles are a little hard for her just yet, but its been fun putting it together with her. Have a blast learning about the human body with these fun human body puzzles to learn about the human body organs and the human body systems they belong to. The Girl's Anatomy Layer Puzzle is the ideal educational resource for teaching children the basics about the body and its amazing functions.

Each layer consists of 7 parts of the body: head, chest, abdomen, arms (x2), legs (x2) so that children can learn the structure of the human body. Livingston’s Human Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzles, you will assemble a cross-cut section of the human body that gives you a clear view of the entire rib cage with its vital organs like the lungs and four-chambered heart. Build the large puzzle, placing the 10 wooden body parts correctly and use the poster to discover even more, all neatly contained in a handy case. In addition to this, the puzzles were disappointing and would be very difficult for children as most of the pieces are the same colour and with insufficient detail to help with the puzzle assembly.Discover the Wonders Within: with our The Human Body Puzzle - Unravel the Intricacies of Your Anatomy! Moreover, puzzles help them improve their self-confidence and motivation as they successfully complete the game. ELG: Understanding The World: children know about similarities and differences in relation to places, objects, materials and living things. FULL OF DETAIL: This 50-piece puzzle includes a 3-D brain, lung, heart, small intestine, bladder, kidney, bicep muscle, calf muscle, humerus bone, femur bone and a double-sided information poster in multiple languages. Currently, the 100-person strong Janod team helps keep the company going with the promise of making children laugh and grow.

LEARNING WHILE HAVING FUN : with these Janod puzzles, children will be able to better understand their body. This Puzzle will allow your child to learn what the human body is and the difference between the body of girls and boys. Inside that protective cage you’ll see cardiac muscles, septum, aorta, and ventricles of the heart, then move outward to piece together the visceral pleura, bronchi and fissure of the left and right lungs. Well with this educational puzzle, they’ll certainly discover some exciting facts about our planet and its surrounding, celestial neighbours.Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.