Five-layer wooden puzzle ‘Human Anatomy – Boy’

About the game

The human body is like a complex system that is fascinating to explore. What lies beneath our clothes, how are the muscles and organs arranged, and where is the skeleton? This jigsaw puzzle allows you to discover the answers gradually, layer by layer.

‘Human Anatomy – Boy’ is a five-layer wooden jigsaw puzzle depicting the structure of the body. The child removes and rotates the pieces, moving from the clothes and external appearance to the muscles, circulatory system, organs and skeleton. Labelled cards help children learn the names of the body parts.

From the first layer removed to the fully assembled picture — an engaging introduction to how the human body works.

In the set

• a 23 × 16 cm insert frame with 5 layers
• layers: a boy in clothes, the body, muscles, the circulatory system and organs, the skeleton
• cards labelled with the names of body parts
• on the side — miniature illustrations providing clues for each layer

How to play

1. Start with the skeleton — the bottom layer.
2. The child builds it up layer by layer: organs, muscles, body.
3. Finally — the clothes.

Where to start

Start with the top two layers — clothing and the body — then go deeper.

Game variations

• ‘Show the heart, stomach and bones’;
• find the name of the body part on the card;
• assemble as quickly as possible;
• compare with the ‘girl’ set.

What children can practise

• knowledge of the human body
• logic and sequence
• speech

Who it’s for

Children aged 4 and over; at home, at kindergarten, or during lessons with a teacher.

Material

Wood-based board (pressed wood), bright print.