Puzzle This is how my body works
Discover the fascinating structure of the human body and how it works!
This educational set is a perfect gift idea for a bright preschooler and a way to teach the first anatomy lesson in a fun way. The large and colourful jigsaw puzzle consists of up to 96 pieces and shows diagrams of various systems of the human body: muscular, skeletal, digestive and excretory, respiratory and circulatory, nervous. The 32 pictures include images of various organs, which can be added to the right place on the puzzle or used for other games. We have included a poster full of interesting facts about the body.
A unique feature: a solid portion of knowledge given in a very cheerful way.
Puzzles This is How My Body Works is a unique educational set for curious explorers of pre-school age (and older). It consists of large 96-piece puzzles and 32 detailed pictures, as well as a poster full of interesting facts about the structure and function of the human body.
Time for an anatomy lesson in a very fun way!
A fascinating but complicated topic is given in a humorous way, which is a perfect introduction to further learning about what is essentially closest to us. Have fun in many ways!
- Put together a jigsaw puzzle - This is a great way to spend time. Playing improves manual skills and perceptiveness, trains patience and concentration. You can start by arranging the individual puzzle pieces according to the colour code.
- Add the pieces - What do the pictures represent? What is the piece used for? Where does it fit? Exercise perceptiveness and reflexes by adding the pictures to the puzzle.
- Use the pieces in other games - Draw and name, show and tell
- Expand your vocabulary - Make sure you know and can remember as many names of organs and systems as possible! Which did you find most difficult, what surprised you?
- Find out more! Expand your knowledge! - Use the poster and your own sources to best understand the workings of the different organs.
- Take a test - yourself, your siblings, your parents - on your knowledge of the human body.
- Draw your little man
It's time to get to grips with your knowledge of anatomy!