Description
Introduce children to the fascinating world of the human body with this engaging wooden anatomy puzzle. Designed to support early science learning, it features removable pieces representing key body parts and organs, offering a hands-on way to explore basic anatomy. Recommended by Dr Gummer’s Good Play Guide.
Key features:
- A fun, interactive introduction to human anatomy
- Encourages curiosity and early STEM learning
- Supports visual perception, memory, and problem-solving skills
- Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- Suitable for home, classroom, and educational settings
As children match and assemble the puzzle pieces, they begin to understand how the body works and how its systems connect. Ideal for children who enjoy learning through tactile play, this durable puzzle provides a well-rounded educational experience in a playful format.
Approx. dimensions: 56 x 30 x 5 cm | Weight
“That’s the brain” -Boy aged 4
“That’s not where the heart goes” Boy aged 5
A fantastic hands-on learning tool, the Qtoys Anatomy Puzzle was well-received by our testers, who found it both engaging and educational. Children enjoyed exploring the different parts of the human body, using the labelled pieces to learn names and locations of organs and systems. The realistic yet child-friendly visuals helped spark curiosity, with many children asking thoughtful questions about how the body works. Whether used independently or alongside an adult, the puzzle prompted meaningful conversations and supported early science learning through play.
Parents praised the puzzle’s quality wooden construction and clear, easy-to-handle pieces. The addition of labels and reference cards supports early reading skills and vocabulary development, while placing the pieces encourages fine motor control and visual-spatial awareness. It’s a simple yet highly effective resource that promotes cognitive development, hand-eye coordination, and memory recall. Recommended by Dr Gummer's Good Play Guide, this puzzle makes an ideal choice for home or classroom learning environments.
- Develops fine motor skills
- Encourages problem solving
- Supports early literacy and scientific vocabulary
