The Large and Small Blood Circulation System, magnetic, 40 pcs.

The heart is the engine of the blood circulation system. Thanks to its continuous beating, blood is transported throughout the body, supplying all the organs and muscles with oxygen, water and nutrients. The magnetic pictures consist of the six organs (heart, lungs, stomach, liver, intestines and kidneys), 10 blood vessels and arrows, and 12 labelling cards.

Children can independently put together the major and minor blood circulation systems, learn which blood vessels transport oxygen-rich blood, which transport oxygen-poor blood, and which direction the blood flows in. The organs and blood vessels can also be labelled with the 12 cards provided. Practical work engaging directly with the blackboard materials helps boost students' interest in the biological subject matter, thus improving the ability to teach the relevant specialist knowledge.

The magnetic board materials enable lesson differentiation to take into account individual learning needs and an appropriate working pace for students. In primary school the focus should be on introducing the circulatory system, its importance to the body, and the general distinction between the minor and major circulatory systems. In addition, the structure of the major circulation system (or systemic circulation) and the organs involved can also be discussed in more detail in primary and lower secondary school. The worksheets are differentiated and take into account different learning levels.

• clearly convey how pulmonary and systemic circulation works in humans
• differentiated for primary school and early secondary school
• 7 organs, 10 blood vessels, 10 arrows, 12 labelling cards
• with digital exercises and worksheets