Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit

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Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit
Squishy Organs - Make-your-own Squishy Human Body - Fun Science - Stem Experiment Kit

A squishy heart! Colourful lungs! Brains made of … putty?! Anatomy has never been so fun!
With the Squishy Organs science kit, you can learn all about the human body and its vital organs by making your own squishy, slimy models of them. Playing is learning and this fun way of putting together the human body parts makes for easy learning.
Mix up colourful slime mixtures and pour them into the included moulds to make some of the human body’s major organs: the heart, lungs, kidneys, stomach, large intestine, small intestine, and liver. Then, arrange your squishy creations in a clear plastic torso to visualise where they fit in your body. Next, use the included colourful putty and brain stamp to cut out a squishy brain model as you learn fascinating science facts about this important organ.
You can even pretend to be a doctor by experimenting with a safe plastic scalpel for a fun, mushy, hands-on learning experience!

WARNING: BUTTON/COIN BATTERIES ARE HAZARDOUS. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

  • Swallowing or placing a lithium button battery inside any part of the body can cause severe injury or death in 2 hours or less.

  • Swallowing or placing a non-lithium button battery inside any part of the body can cause serious injuries.

  • Medical attention should be sought immediately if you suspect that your child has swallowed or placed a button battery inside any part of the body.

  • Call the 24-hour Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 (Australia) or 0800 764 766 (New Zealand) for fast, expert advice.

  • Regularly examine devices and make sure the battery compartment is correctly secured, e.g., that the screw or other mechanical fastener is tightened. Do not use if the compartment is not secure.

  • Dispose of used batteries immediately and safely out of reach of children.