"Ward's Phenomena Lab Activities"

Students Assemble Their Own Models to View the Changing Relationship of Sun to Earth

Demonstrate Earth Science Concepts in the Classroom

Life size replica of a human kidney in two parts.

The human nervous system model showcases a Coronal cutaway model of a human to demonstrate both the central and peripheral nervous systems in their entirety.

This life-size human torso is an excellent tool for anatomy studies.

Life size model includes removable fetus and details internal structural anatomy changes during pregnancy.

Major anatomical structures can already be seen in this model of a 30 day old embryo including the spinal column, and eyes.

This 3 piece model set shows the internal structure of a healthy human foot along with one with fallen arch (flat feet) and one with high arches.

A highly detailed model that identifies 70 structures in a typical human head and neck.

This nine-part model demonstrates the major anatomical regions of the human brain.

This economical model tests for eight different factors.

An enlarged and highly detailed model of the left side of a human lower jaw, demonstrating external and internal anatomical features.

Full size model demonstrates major internal and external structures of a human head and brain.

The life-size human head and neck model is a very highly detailed map of all of the muscles, vessels, and nerves in the human head and also provides a cross sectional view of the internal structures inside the cranium.

Enlarged model of the human larynx, including voice box.

Detailed model demonstrates structures and function of the anatomy of the orbital socket and human eye.