Vividly designed and complete with an X-Ray film plus all the dissection tools you need, the Simulated Frog Dissection kit is a brilliant dissection alternative that'll leave your kids feeling smarter, not queasier. Check out the inside of the mouth and then - Start exploring the organs!Īs kids remove the organs one at a time, they can also follow along with the included booklet to learn about what each one does.ĭiscover how the heart pumps blood throughout the body how the lungs enrich the blood with oxygen how the stomach, liver, and intestines work together to break down food and absorb nutrients.īy the time you remove the last organ, you'll be a true master of frog anatomy! - And you'll also know quite a bit more about how your own body works, too. The user can perform two operations, change the view of the frog, and remove/insert the exterior and internal organs. This kit has been curated for use with Claire Garlands Frog pattern. The dissection kit is available in a number of languages. Reverse Dissection perhaps otherwise known as knitting an adorable creation. A browser that supports frames and sensitive images is needed. Remove one of the arms or legs to learn all about bones, muscles, and the difference between arteries and veins. Froggie comes as a finished product, not a DIY building kit. The program allows interactive dissection of a frog and includes the capability to make on-the-fly films. Each kit also comes with disposable dissection trays that offer direct. Use the plastic scalpel to pry apart all the different parts. Boreal Frog Dissection Labs are an inexpensive and convenience way to bring. Whether you're in the classroom or exploring at home, this kit is a brilliant, hands-on way to explore the basic anatomical functions of frogs - And us! It includes our 20-piece dissection tool set, reusable dissecting pan w/flex pad. Learn all about how frogs work, inside and out, without ever harming a single one! Intermediate Dissection kit: This complete Intermediate Dissection Lab Kit will teach you the anatomy of seven different large preserved animal specimens It has everything needed for dissecting a frog, earthworm, perch, crayfish, grasshopper, starfish, and clam.
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