Dr. Livingston's Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzle: The Human Head
A scientifically accurate puzzle model of the human head that strengthens anatomy skills and spatial thinking.
$27.99
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In a Curriculum Kit
Nonconsumable
Nonreligious
Supplemental Material
2026 Sixth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Dr. Livingston's Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzle: The Human Head
Dr. Livingston's Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzle: The Human Head transforms anatomy study into a hands-on learning experience. With 538 uniquely shaped pieces, this detailed puzzle allows students to explore the structures of the human head while developing observation skills, spatial reasoning, and anatomical knowledge.
Measuring 23" x 18" when complete and designed at twice the size of an actual human head, the puzzle reveals an impressive cross-section of cranial anatomy. As students assemble the image, they'll examine the brain, skull, jaw, teeth, eye muscles, spinal cord, esophagus, larynx, trachea, thyroid gland, and other interconnected structures.
Unlike a textbook illustration, the puzzle encourages students to engage with anatomy piece by piece. As each section comes together, they naturally begin to understand how the various systems and structures fit and function within the human head.
The puzzle includes a full-color reference guide that identifies and labels each anatomical feature, making it easy to connect the finished image with the terminology students encounter in biology and anatomy studies.
Packaged in a book-style box with a magnetic closure, Dr. Livingston's Human Head Puzzle is equally suited for family puzzle nights, independent learning, or as a supplement to anatomy coursework. Many students find that assembling the structures themselves helps them remember anatomical relationships far better than simply viewing diagrams on a page.
How to Use Dr. Livingston's Human Head Puzzle
- Begin by sorting the puzzle pieces and reviewing the included anatomy guide. Familiarizing your student with the major structures before starting can make the assembly process more meaningful.
- Work through the puzzle over several sessions or complete it as a family project. As the image takes shape, encourage your student to identify major structures, including the brain, skull, jaw, eye muscles, spinal cord, larynx, trachea, and esophagus.
- Keep the reference guide nearby and use it to connect anatomical terms with their locations in the puzzle. Many students find it easier to remember structures once they've physically assembled them.
- For long-term retention, consider rebuilding the puzzle periodically throughout the year. Each time your student completes it, challenge him to identify more structures without referring to the guide. Repeated assembly naturally reinforces anatomical vocabulary and spatial relationships.
- After completing the puzzle, use it as a review tool. Ask your student to locate specific structures, explain their functions, or describe how different systems work together within the head and neck.
- Many families choose to display the finished puzzle between uses. Having it visible encourages continued observation and makes it easy to revisit anatomy concepts throughout the year.
Manufacturer's Information
Manufacturer: Genius Games, LLC
Age Recommendation: 14+
Grade Recommendation: 9th+
Faith-Based: No
Consumable: No
Piece Count: 538
Size: 18" x 23" (assembled)
Copyright: 2019
Made in: China
Awards and Endorsements from:Timberdoodle Top 12 Award
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
review by Mama Bean AZ
”We loved this puzzle and found the benefits far outweighed the few negatives.”
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- October 18, 2025
Fun!
R. M.
I have found it quite interesting that anatomy has become one of our favorite subjects. Products like these make it extra fun to teach AND learn and essentially turns learning into a game.
- April 15, 2025
Fun family puzzle
Bina
We use this as a family and really love doing a puzzle together while listening to an audible. It was great to read the book about it and then do the puzzle.
- August 15, 2023
Great addition to Anatomy and Physiology curriculum
Ryan T.
I purchased this puzzle to supplement our Anatomy and Physiology curriculum, and my son loves it! He is 11 and the difficulty of this puzzle is perfect for him. It is really well-made and detailed.
