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Montessori - Il Corpo Umano

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$10.88 $14.9 In stock

Category: GIOCHI EDUCATIVI

La confezione contiene 3 tabelloni su cui incastrare tanti elementi in cartone che illustrano il corpo umano.

Si ricostruiscono: il corpo visto dall'esterno, lo scheletro e i muscoli, gli organi.

Inoltre, grazie ai cartellini di lettura, i bambini apprendono i nomi delle varie parti del corpo, abbinando i cartellini a ciascun elemento.

Ispirato ai principi della pedagogia Montessori.

Made in Italy

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The three boards are a great progression—my daughter started with the outer body, then moved to the skeleton, and now she's obsessed with layering the organs. The cardboard pieces fit snugly but come out easily for little hands, so she can redo it over and over.

Julian ★★★★★

My six-year-old was so focused fitting the organs into the right slots that she didn't even hear me call her for dinner. The three separate boards make it easy to compare the skeleton side-by-side with the outer body, which is a great way to explain how it all works.

Adam ★★★★★

The three boards let my kids build the body inside and out—they’re obsessed with layering the skeleton before the organs. It’s sturdy cardboard that’s survived heavy play, and I like that it teaches anatomy without a screen.