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It looks like you all had a ball! Lil will definitely be into this when she gets a bit older; if she manages to snaffle a pen, she doesn’t mind drawing on herself already.
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Wonderful idea! I think I’ll wait until the weather warms up here, but I know my children will love this.
Fantastic idea! My hubbie is on hols for the next couple of weeks which will give me more time to spend with the big two (2 and 3 yr old)…I plan to search through some of your other fantastic ideas too! Thanks 🙂
my boys love to draw on themselves ..great teaching & fun idea but I’ll have to dig out my anatomy books lol
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What a great way to discuss the parts of the body! Little one looks so proud of her skeleton in that first picture! 🙂
This is a wonderful science project, your girls obviously enjoyed it from their big smiles! It’s not a bad way to refresh your knowledge of anatomy too (as a grown up!)…. Fun!
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Oh that is such a cool idea!
My girls were so into body parts and skeletons about a year or so ago.. so wish I’d seen this back then!!!
Fun and educational! A fantastic idea we may borrow since our son is really into dino’s and bones, bones, bones by default, and since both our children are curious about anatomy. Also, learning more about body parts and science is one of our goals this year. Thank you
What a cute idea! I love the visualisation of knowing where everything is in your body. And thinigs like, your heart doesn’t look like a heart shape at all, and that you have your ribs to protect your vital organs etc etc.
This reminded me of my older brother making intricate plasticine body part models and pretending to do operations. I loved it then and I love your simple but very effective anatomy lessons. I will be trying this one for sure.
This is such a brilliant idea. I love it 🙂
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I emailed the link to my Dad today – he is a doctor – and he gave it two thumbs up also 🙂
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