X-Rays - Human, 18 pcs

What does the human skeleton actually look like? And how do all the bones connect? These fascinating X-ray images help your child explore the body in a whole new (and super fun) way.

This set is especially great for older preschoolers and primary school children up to around 4th–5th grade—but older kids (and grown-ups!) can learn a lot from exploring the X-rays too. Perfect for the classroom or at home for curious kids who love biology or have lots of questions about the body, bones, and how it all fits together.

With this set, you can spark children’s curiosity and help them learn how X-rays work, when they were invented, and how doctors use them to treat injuries and illnesses.

• Real X-ray images
• Printed on durable plastic
• 18 X-rays showing different parts of the body
• 1 full skeleton X-ray
• Includes a guide to the skeletal system
• Use with a light table, overhead projector, or held up against a window

Here, important skills are engaged, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Having a theme or a topic that you can talk about while playing increases your child's vocabulary.
• Inspires your child to express themselves and develop body awareness.
• Wonderful for your child's curiosity.

Suitable for children aged 4 yrs. to 10 yrs.

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is an umbrella term for diverse types of play and activities which mix play and learning through an interdisciplinary approach. Moreover, playing with STEM-based toys and tools encourages your child's curiosity about and understanding of the world of science.