Dissection 3D Models

Great alternative or accessory for dissection.

• Common classroom dissection examples
• Assemble your dissection, and use for review later
• Great for flipped classrooms

Models are powerful tools for teaching science because they provide useful simplifications of structures and processes, helping to make the unseen seen and the complex simple. First, you assemble these easy to make models using the colorful parts. Then, you build the organism and then add the organs to the model. The model can be used to identify the organs of the specimen, assemble into systems, and out into their appropriate locations. You can carry out a dissection to see how the parts fit together. It can also be used to look at different organ systems and compare between models for a comparative anatomy lesson.