Cross Sectional Foam Animal Cell Model | Biology, Anatomy & Science Project

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Título: Aprender biología nunca fue tan fácil y divertido Reseña: Compré este modelo de célula animal para mi hijo y ha sido una herramienta fantástica para aprender. Los detalles son claros y precisos, cada orgánulo está bien identificado, lo que facilita entender cómo funciona la célula. Es resistente y de buen tamaño, ideal para observar y manipular sin riesgo de romperlo. Gracias a este modelo, las clases de biología se volvieron mucho más interactivas y mi hijo realmente disfruta estudiar mientras explora cada parte de la célula. En resumen, es un recurso educativo muy útil, didáctico y entretenido. Perfecto para estudiantes que quieren aprender de forma práctica y visual .

These are better than the ones I had. The have magnets that hold them together so that they can stal together better.

We love science in our house, and this 3D cross sectional model is a really fun way for our daughter to learn about cells and foundational biology (not to mention a refresher course for mom!). One half of the cell has all of the parts labeled for studying/memorization, and the other half does not have the parts labeled, but has letters next to each with an answer key to test your knowledge. I do wish that the parts within were textured/three dimensional instead of a flat print, I think that would really elevate this product and add a lot to the learning experience. Based off the other reviews, it seems like the print quality is hit or miss, but the images and words are pretty clear and easy to see/read on the one I received. Still, the overall quality is just okay- not great, but not terrible. There are some wrinkles on the surface as you can see in the photos, and some slight peeling around the edges, so I'm not sure how well the foam material will hold up over time. The answer key seems decently thick/durable, but it would be nice if it was laminated. I was back and forth on giving this 3 stars or 4, mostly because of the quality issues mentioned above.. I'm not sure it's worth $18, but I still gave it 4 because I still love the concept of this model and will get good use of it.

Love this and love how it is magnetic!!

I thought it had labeled pieces

*This model is actually spherical, so it comes with a stand unlike the plant cell one, so it doesn’t just roll away. Always a nice touch. * it has the vinyl chemical smell that inflatables sometimes have. * It comes with an answer key printed on slightly heavier than normal paper cut to the size of an index card. You could probably laminate it onto an index card. * the sticker is printed well, no smudging and very minimal blurring. It’s a fixed to the foam well so as long as you don’t pick at it for hours it’ll stay * The magnets protrude a bit and have warped and wrinkled the sticker a lil bit. It’s not a big deal to me, doesn’t change the functionality but it doesn’t look immaculate. * I thought it would be slightly bigger. It’s fine enough for if it’s in your hands, or to show to one or two who are right next to you, but it wouldn’t work in front of a class of 20, unless you had a camera zoomed on your palms and projected (which is a thing some teachers have access to now) * I like that the two sides mirror each other, so it’s like you cut the cell in half. I was fully expecting it to be the same image on both sides, but they went to the trouble to flip it which makes it look much nicer imo. * It packs away well which is important for things like this- they come out for a unit and then go back. * The foam is heavy duty. It feels like the kind of foam they use for gymnastic mats. It squishes, but not too much and not without a lot of effort. * It was cool to get my toddlers interested in cells just by looking at the different structures and colors and asking ‘what’s that?’- little scientists in the making.

This model appears as a red foam ball that sits on a clear acrylic stand, but it is more than just a ball. This has 2 halves that attach together by magnets inside the 2 halves, but when you pull it apart you get to see where all of the parts and pieces of an animal cell are and what they look like and how they are in relation to other pieces. On 1 side you get the name of the feature printed beside the colorful depiction. On the other half, the reverse of the pictures, but this time there are no names, just a letter. This is great for test prep or just learning. The answers are included on a printed Answer Key card. The printed graphics are pretty good, not a sticker. However, the places where the magnets are, already look like they could pop a hole soon, but they still feel secure and there's no cracking.

About what you should expect. Mine had two large circles on both faces where the magnets are underneath which hold the sides together. The image on top thus isn't exactly smooth and is wrinkled, it distracts from the products main point which is to have labeled and unlabeled organelles.