Genius Games Human Heart Anatomy Floor Puzzle — 100-Piece Jigsaw for Kids & Teens | Dr Livingston Jr

Explore the human heart through hands-on play with the Genius Games Doctor Livingston Jr Human Heart Anatomy Floor Puzzle. This 100-piece jigsaw magnifies the heart up to 600%, revealing curves, chambers, and connections in vibrant color. Designed to invite curious minds to learn by building, it blends artful illustration with practical learning tools to create a memorable, interactive experience.

What makes it engaging

Each piece is shaped to outline major parts of the heart, turning assembly into a guided tour of anatomy. The puzzle is developed with input from a Certified Medical Illustrator from Johns Hopkins University, offering a visually accurate cross-section that can be explored from multiple angles as you piece it together.

What you’ll receive

• 100 durable puzzle pieces designed for repeated use
• An Anatomy Reference Guide to accompany the build
• A Fun Facts list to spark curiosity during play

Learning built into the moment

As you assemble, you’ll see how the heart’s structure fits together, with a magnified view that helps focus on details. The combination of a visually rich layout and an instructional guide supports independent study as well as guided classroom activities. When completed, the puzzle doubles as a striking wall display for bedrooms, study spaces, or learning corners.

• Educational, hands-on design that complements science curriculum or home study
• Clear, wall-ready finished piece for display and discussion
• Includes a no missing pieces guarantee for peace of mind

Who is it for

The 100-piece format is approachable for kids, toddlers, and teens, with a magnified view that supports varied ages and learning paces. It’s also a friendly classroom or library activity that encourages collaborative exploration without pressure.

Note: this is a learning toy and reference tool that highlights the heart’s anatomy using credible visual design. Benefits described are possibilities to explore, not guarantees of outcomes.