What’s Inside Animals? A4 Picture Cards

Name: What's Inside Animals? A4 Picture Cards
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUBjkbUfa6Aa
Availability: InStock

£25.76

SKU: SKUBjkbUfa6Aa Categories: Animals & Minibeasts, Primary Curriculum, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Double-Sided Design: Each card features a photograph on one side and an x-ray image on the other, providing a comprehensive view of animal anatomy.
Detailed Skeletons: The back of each card shows a more detailed skeleton, aiding in the study of the animal skeletal system.
Durable Materials: Made from sturdy cardboard, these cards are designed to withstand regular classroom use, ensuring long-lasting durability. They are ideal for repeated handling and ongoing educational activities.
Hands-On Learning: Ideal for interactive lessons, these cards encourage children to engage with the material and explore animal anatomy actively.
Supports Science: Helps children identify that humans and some other animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection, and movement.

Introduce children to the basics of animal anatomy with a set of double-sided photo/x-ray cards.

Examine the photo, then use a lightbox to reveal the skeletal system. The back of the card shows a more detailed skeleton.

For teaching animal anatomy, these double-sided x-ray cards meet the need effectively. Each card features a photograph of an animal on one side and an x-ray image on the other, allowing children to explore the skeletal system in detail. Constructed from durable cardboard, these A4 picture cards are perfect for hands-on learning activities and discussions about animal biology.

These cards support the curriculum by helping children identify that humans and some other animals have skeletons and muscles for support, protection, and movement. By examining the x-ray images, children can see how different animals’ skeletal structures compare to their own, enhancing their understanding of anatomy.
These animal cards assist in describing and comparing the structure of various common animals. They help children identify and name common animals, making them a versatile resource for multiple year groups.