Learning Resources Soft Foam Cross-Section Human Eye Model - 3D Model for Kids, Biology Classroom Supplies & Science Equipment, Human Anatomy and Physiology Study Tools, Science Classroom Decor

Durable and yet soft enough to throw. My daughter is 2 and we use this model when she watches storybots episode about the eye and also illustrate why we do not put our hands in our eyes. Terrific learning tool for any age child.

Fun and squishy for kids to examine and play with. Bought for homeschool lesson on the eye at Pre-K/K level. Sufficient for this age.

This is a great tool for kids to learn details.

The kids loved it in science class. Made out of foam very easy to o use and visual to identify iris, cornea, lens, and pupil.

I bought this eye model for a speech project originally but it taught me alot as well. I loved that everything was labeled and easy to read. It is truly a fantastic model of the eye, and great for any educational purpose. Definitely recommend to students and/or teachers as well. (The visual aid in my project got me an A!)

If you’re OCD don’t buy any of these models. The models are great for my 4 year old who asked me to take out my eye so she could see what’s inside. She loves opening it up and seeing the “insides.” The reason I say not to buy if you’re OCD is because the eye does not line up perfectly and because it’s a foam type material then there are imperfections in a few places. It initially bugged me that the iris’ didn’t line up but my daughter didn’t even notice so I got over it. We have quite a few of these models and all of them have various imperfections. These are good for younger children who probably don’t care about perfection but are curious how the body works.

Educational purposes

Foam broke the same day we got it

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This product has been so helpful while teaching my children about the human body they have learned so much with this model. I would recommend buying

Bueno para explicar a pacientes. Pero se despinta un poco

This is made for teachers who want to give a 'basic' understanding of how the eye works. Even though it gives a good layout of the structure of the eye, I was a little disappointed with it because instead of the 'muscles' surrounding the eye, it would have been good to have the eye lid and eye lashes. Plus, I believed it would be compartmentalised so you could take it apart. But, apart from being cut in half - one with labels, the other with A, B, C etc so you can use as a learning resource, there is nothing here that you couldn't get from pulling an image from Google.