Smartivity Human Body Toy for Kids 6-12 Years|Body Organs & Functions|Birthday Gifts for Unisex|DIY Science Toys 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14 Years Old I STEM Building Set Wooden Construction Game,79 Pcs

This is an awesome product.

Very good for gifting to boys or girls. Pricing could be reduced.

Super engaging. Clear instructions for do it ourself. Easy concept to get used for kids . Value for money.

Did not work as claimed

This is an amazing educational game for all age group kids . It makes learning about the human body very easy. My twins learn so many parts by playing this educational game very easily and asking us too many questions . The best part is it's without any light and sound which helps kids to learn and use their brain .International quality parts which can be used for years . It also engages kids hourly to assemble it and keep the screen time out of them. Kids' brains develop with these types of educational toys and they can sit for hours with proper focus and concentration.

The mannual is really good wit directions, even children could assemble it by themselves. Its interactive, knowledgeable and good for kids for entertainment.

Great product

Not good

Not so interesting toy. The assemble of the whole structure especially the gun is difficult for children. Final idea of the product is to hit the viruses with the gun, which might lead to risk and accident because using the gun might not be always to the body.

Wir hatten nicht so ganz Freude damit, weil das zusammen bauen etwas schwierig war

NOT IN THE DESCRIPTION .... This is a rubber band shooting game! **The model itself is great, but I'm giving 3 stars for the lack of transparency in product advertising. Body: Lots of pieces, labeled alphanumerically. Not for little kids, but a nice challenge for school-agers. Gun: User-built. Uses rubber bands to shoot flat/round plastic discs. Cards: Decent factoids about a handful of organs (brain, heart, lungs, liver, kidney, stomach, intestine). And four germ cards that I suppose are to be used if you're playing card game style. Overall, a good project for little learners. Bonus points for the opportunity to explain eyeballs when your kid shoots his brother's out.

This is a Christmas present for my 7-year-old granddaughter. She saw it yesterday and she likes it so far. She hasn't played with it yet, but I like the anatomy part and I think every person on the planet needs to know anatomy.

I thought this would be a good alternative to games with loud flashing lights, was even excited and thought it would be engaging. In reality it was such a trash product. Pieces had to filed down so they would fit in slots correctly and most parts broke off when trying to be removed from the sheets.