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Learning Resources Cross Section Human Heart Model

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Item #: 901-JV34962
  Model #: LER1902
Brand: Learning Resources
  • Learning Resources Cross Section Human Heart Model
Learning Resources Cross Section Human Heart Model
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Description
Soft foam cross-section human heart model teaches your students about the complexities of the human body is easy with these cross-sectioned models that come apart for hands-on classroom demonstrations. Learning Resources® Cross-section human heart model is ideal for ages 7 - 12 and explains the functioning of the human heart. Model measuring 5" Dia comes with an activity guide.
  • Age group and grade: Ages 7 - 12 and grades 2nd - 5th
  • Type: Human body
  • Teaching your students about the complexities of the human body is easy with these cross-sectioned models that come apart for hands-on classroom demonstrations
  • Includes an activity guide provides detailed information on the heart and how it functions
  • One half is labeled with the parts of the organ while the other has letters only for testing purposes; each model measures 5" in diameter
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Audience : Students Brand : Learning Resources Customizable : No Education Subject Matter : Science
School Grade : Multi-Grade Science Resources Type : Lab Supplies Weight : 0.40 lbs. per Each
Weight : 0.40 lbs. per Each
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