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Anatomia Scheletro e Organi

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$9.69 $14.9 In stock

Category: GIOCHI SCIENTIFICI

Un nuovo modo per scoprire l'anatomia e gli organi del corpo umano.

Attraverso l'utilizzo degli stampini e delle polveri colorate incluse nel kit è possibile riprodurre degli organi squishy.

Include una fedele riproduzione in plastica dello scheletro umano e dei sistemi anatomici in cartone per studiare il corpo umano e posizionare correttamente gli organi creati.

Tutti i componenti inseriti nel kit sono testati e sicuri.

Made in Italy.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

My son was so excited to mix the colored powders and press them into the molds—the resulting squishy organs are surprisingly detailed and fun to handle. We've already made a heart and a lung, and he's learning where each one goes in the body.

Scarlett X. ★★★★★

The moment I pressed the stampini into the powder mix, I knew my kids would be obsessed—the squishy organs come out so weirdly realistic. We made a full set over the weekend, and even my skeptical teenager had to admit the tactile feel was spot on.

Ava ★★★★★

The squishy organs you make with the stampini and colored powders are honestly the coolest part—my kids were obsessed for an entire afternoon. It’s a hands-on way to learn anatomy that actually sticks, way better than just looking at a poster.