Our Solar System Wooden Model consists of a Sun and 8 planets. The 8 small planets can be easily taken out from the board. Help children learn number of planets orbiting the Sun and correct positions of which planets are closer to the Sun.
Watch the planets rotate just like they do in space with eight motorized planets and a glowing light-up sun. Turn off the lights and project a star show on the ceiling for the ultimate in-room space experience!
Teaches the fundamentals of planetary rotation around the sun
Encourages interest in the solar system
Promotes a love of science and exploration
Perfect for STEM learning
The material is necessary for the introduction of the decimal system. 9 golden beads, 9 golden bead bars, 9 golden bead squares, and 1 golden bead cube of 1000, with boxes, unit holder and tray. Individual nylon beads.
Introduces the history of space exploration, including how scientists theorize the universe began, the planets of the solar system, and how people use telescopes and other equipment to stargaze.
How does the human body work? This 5-layer wooden puzzle successively introduces children to the skeleton, blood circulation, organs, and muscles with colorful patterns.
Don't be afraid, all the details are nicely drawn and when the last pieces of the puzzle are put in place, a nice little boy appears (clothing layer).
A great educational activity at home or in the classroom to teach children about their own body.
Each of the five layers focuses on a different system that exists within the human body.
Kids learn about the body by figuring out which layer goes first, second, third, and so on.
This puzzle is actually contains 5 puzzles in 1 with each layer consisting of 5-6-pieces.
How does the human body work? This 5-layer wooden puzzle successively introduces children to the skeleton, blood circulation, organs, and muscles with colorful patterns.
Don't be afraid, all the details are nicely drawn and when the last pieces of the puzzle are put in place, a nice little girl appears (clothing layer). A great educational activity at home or in the classroom to teach children about their own body.
Each of the five layers focuses on a different system that exists within the human body.
Kids learn about the body by figuring out which layer goes first, second, third, and so on.
This puzzle is actually contains 5 puzzles in 1 with each layer consisting of 5-6-pieces.
Made from durable nylon, this set includes 6 scarves in primary and secondary colors. Each scarf measures 68 x 68 cm (27" x 27").
Engaging in scarf play offers young children an excellent opportunity to acquire various developmental skills through activities such as swishing, floating, waving, and tossing scarves. Playing with scarves is a very fun sensory activity!
Take a peek under the skin! Using the photo-illustrated instructions, students assemble this realistic, 31-piece model and gain a hands-on understanding of how human organs and systems interact.