![]() ![]() They solidify understanding of anatomy concepts.For example, all of the nervous tissue within our models is colored grey, so whether they’re completing an earthworm, grass frog, or fetal pig, students are able to identify those connections in anatomy between each organism. We keep the colors of organs and organs systems consistent between the models so that students can really SEE the relationships among the organisms and structures. They’re anatomically correct and aligned with one another. To provide a truly authentic comparative anatomy and dissection experience, one that mimics a true exploration, we designed each model to be as anatomically correct as possible and each exploration to follow a real dissection process, down to how the model opens and how the organs and organ system are layered within the organism.The only smell that may emanate from your room is the scent of rubber cement and glue sticks, and a little sweat from all that cutting! They are chemical free and fully recyclable once a student has finished the lesson. If you’re concerned about the effect the preserving chemicals such as formalin, phenol, methanol, and glycerin have on you and your students’ health, or you’re worried about disposal of your specimen and the impact on our environment, then you’ll appreciate paper models even more. ![]() If you print the readings as a class or group set and laminate them, you’re all set for years to come! When we create these, we try to conserve paper as much as possible, so each model template takes anywhere from 1-5 pages to print – WAAAAY less than the cost of purchasing dissection specimen, gloves, replacement scalpel blades, and other materials each year. For the cost of a single-user license and a few sheets of paper per model, you can have a lifetime of dissections for your kiddos.
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