Life Science Experiments

Easy, Instantly Downloadable Weekend Science Fair Projects eBook!
• HEAR, HEAR Are two ears better than one? Get a group of friends to find out the answer.
• A FLAKY SHOWDOWN. Which brand cereal stays crunchy longest? You'll love this tasty    experiment.

The models are not a science fair project by themselves. BUT they may be placed on your high school, middle school, college or elementary science fair project table to be used to as a visual aid when you explain your project to the judge.

Life Science Experiments Models....

Visible Man
The Visible Man kit from Skilcraft is an anatomically accurate, scaled-down model of a man. It features easy assembly, a removable breastplate, vital organs that can be removed and replaced, a complete, clear outer skin with major veins and arteries, and a complete skeleton with eyes and brain. Ages 10 and up.

Visible Woman
The Visible Woman kit is an anatomically accurate, scaled-down model of a woman. It features easy assembly, a removable breastplate, vital organs that can be removed and replaced, a complete, clear outer skin with major veins and arteries, a complete skeleton with eyes and brain, and optional parts to simulate pregnancy.
Ages 10 and up.

Brain Model
This excellently made plastic replica of the human brain gives you multiple views so that you can learn the grey matter inside and out, top to bottom, side to side. It includes a sturdy base, a key card with 61 structures clearly labeled, and it can be dissected into 3 parts.

Life-Size Model Heart
This top-of-the-line, highly affordable, life-sized heart model is anatomically accurate, a fantastic way to learn the basic external and internal anatomy of the heart. It dissects into 2 parts to give you the close-up view, and it even includes a key card with 48 clearly labeled structures!

Ear Model
Removable bone section so that you can see, up close and personal, the auditory ossicles, the labyrinth and eardrum, the cochlea, auditory nerves, and semicircular canals. You can dissect it into four parts. This model would be great to use for Life Science Experiments on a science fair display table.

Little Joe Torso
Male torso model with musculature on one side and surface skin on the other. Dissects into 15 parts: torso, posterior section of head, brain (2 parts), trachea, lungs (4 parts), heart, liver, stomach, intestine, and kidney with pancreas. Mounted on a plastic base. Includes key card with 52 structures labeled.

Foot Model
1-piece... it includes a plastic, removable base, and a patient education card as well. Very detailed. Look at the biology science fair projects to see how you can use this model.

Human Eye Model This model is about 5 times larger than the average eyeball! And it is finely and beautifully painted, and numbered, too. Made from fiberglass, the model divides into into 7 parts: 2-part outer eye, retina and vitreous humor, 2-part choroid, lens, and cornea.18 numbered parts correspond to an included key.

Giant Tooth Brushing Model
Awesome, detailed model of a set of human gums and teeth!

Mr. Thrifty Skeleton
Learn the bones of the human body, and laden with enough detail to satisfy the most demanding student! And it comes with a stout metal stand, too, making it perfect for display.

Mr. Thrifty Plastic Skull
Plastic life-size adult skull features a moveable jaw, an uncut calvarium, suture lines, and 3 removable lower teeth.

Visible Horse Anatomy Model
An anatomically accurate scaled-down version of a thoroughbred equine. This anatomy kit provides a challenging way to understand the horse's anatomy. Ages 10 and up