Lab Kit for Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
This kit packs 40+ unique supplies for Apologia Anatomy labs—no scrambling for iodine, blood kits, or teeth. Everything tricky arrives ready for hands-on learning.
$77.95
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Lab Kit for Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology
Learning about the human body is much more memorable when your child can see, build, test, and investigate for himself. This lab kit gathers the harder-to-find materials for Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology, making it easy to complete the curriculum's hands-on activities without searching for dozens of specialty supplies.
The kit includes iodine, gloves, tubing, balloons, petri dishes, modeling clay, magnets, gelatin, and many other experiment materials. (See the Details tab for the complete list.) You'll still provide a few common household supplies and grocery items, but the unusual pieces have already been gathered and are ready to use.
As your child explores cells, digestion, bones, muscles, blood, the senses, and other body systems, he'll reinforce each lesson through engaging investigations that encourage observation, measurement, experimentation, and scientific thinking. The hands-on activities help transform anatomy from something he simply reads about into something he can experience firsthand.
Designed specifically for Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy & Physiology, this parent-led lab kit keeps experiments organized and easy to prepare, so you can spend less time gathering supplies and more time discovering the remarkable design of the human body together. The kit contains small parts and materials not intended for children ages 12 and under to use independently, is non-returnable, and requires adult supervision.
- August 13, 2023
Good kit!
Ryan T.
This kit contains many of the lab components for the Anatomy and Physiology course, but there were still many components from the experiments that weren’t included. I would have liked to see more of the pieces included. Overall, I’m happy we included this with the textbook though.
- December 22, 2020
Jennifer L.
This kit did not have much of the stuff we needed to do the experiments.
- September 14, 2020
Jessica B.
We haven’t used much out of this kit yet. Hopefully soon. I know my child is looking forward to learning her blood type.
