Genius Games Human Brain Floor Puzzle | Doctor Livingston Jr Anatomy Model – 100-Piece Brain Jigsaw for STEM Learning

Explore Brain Anatomy with a Hands-On Floor Puzzle

Delight in a tactile, educational experience with the Genius Games Human Brain Floor Puzzle. This 100-piece jigsaw renders a cross-section of the brain and magnifies key details up to 500%, making complex anatomy accessible and engaging for budding scientists. Each piece is uniquely shaped to outline major brain parts, turning assembly into a guided exploration rather than a simple puzzle.

The design is brought to life by a certified medical illustrator, collaborating with Johns Hopkins University standards to deliver an informative, visually accurate representation. As you piece it together, you can reference the included Anatomy Guide and a Fun Facts list, helping learners connect visuals with concepts in a fun, memorable way.

Two hands-on learning paths await. First, a classroom-friendly setup where students collaborate to map out brain regions, discuss function, and build spatial awareness. Second, a home-learning scenario where families enjoy a quiet, focused activity that doubles as wall art once complete.

What you get as you build

• A cross-section brain puzzle with 100 pieces, magnified for clarity
• Unique piece shapes designed to outline major brain parts
• An Anatomy Reference Guide for guided exploration and discussion
• A Fun Facts list to spark curiosity and conversation
• High-quality design suitable for bedrooms, classrooms, or learning corners

• Educational yet entertaining, blending play with science for curious minds
• Wall-display ready after assembly, turning learning into decor
• No missing pieces guarantee— replacements are provided if any piece is damaged or absent
• Supports hands-on STEM learning without making guarantees or promises—exploration is the goal

Whether used by parents, teachers, or self-directed learners, this brain puzzle invites exploration, discussion, and visual recognition of brain structure. It blends tactile activity with informative support materials, providing a flexible, engaging way to approach science learning without pressure or overstatements about outcomes.