The 'Giant Skull with Hidden Organs' makes teaching the anatomy of the organs in the skull fun and entertaining. The skull contains many essential features, and learning about them when we are young helps us better understand ourselves and our bodies. The plush skull comes with a removable brain, hidden inner ear, hidden brain cell, and two removable pop-out eyeballs.
In addition, according to the description, each plush set comes with an educational “printed card with mind-fueling facts to teach—and fascinate” eager learners. It is made from polyester and a cotton blend, and it can only be hand washed. The hands-on learning tool is also a great display piece and talking point for curious minds.
Parents, guardians, and teachers can purchase the educational plush Giant Skull with Hidden Organs on the Uncommon Goods website.
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- Educational Plush Toys
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Where This Applies
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