About the product

"Science-Lab. Fascinating human anatomy" is a 4-part educational multimedia product. It was designed to support natural science education in primary schools grades 4 - 8 and at higher education levels.The program includes a set of educational charts that teachers can use to discuss the anatomy and functioning of different organs in detail. The product also contains movies and simulations that can be used at school, or at home. All of the prepared materials support the realization of the assumptions of the core curriculum and help introduce more advanced knowledge for eager and ambitious students, or for older students.

Discover the power of the human senses with "Science-Lab!"

Part 1 - SIGHT Correlation between subjects: biology, physics

The first part of the "Science-Lab" program is dedicated to topics concerned with the sense of sight. Teachers can use interactive charts to discuss the anatomy of the eyeball and of the accessory structures of the eye in detail, as well as that of the cerebral cortex lobes responsible for the sense of sight. Interesting facts about most organs have been added to arouse the curiosity of students.
The way vision works, and eye diseases and disorders are presented in movies. Simulations in the program allow students to revise and consolidate newly acquired knowledge. Teachers also have revision tests at their disposal, which can be used during lessons.

Part 2 - HEARING AND BALANCE Correlation between subjects: biology, physics

The second part of the "Science-Lab" program will show students how the external, middle and inner ear are built. They will also learn about the anatomy of the labyrinth in detail, which is mainly responsible for our sense of hearing and balance. Interesting facts about most organs have been added to arouse the curiosity of students.
The journey of sound to the center of hearing in the brain, and dangers to the sense of hearing and balance are discussed in movies in detail. Simulations introduce elements of physics, such as sound intensity or frequency, and physical balance exercises.

Part 3 - SMELL AND TASTE Correlation between subjects: biology, chemistry

What would human life look like without the sense of taste and smell? These two senses are the focus of the third part of the "Science-Lab" program. Educational charts discuss the anatomy and functioning of the external and internal nose. As far as the sense of taste is concerned, the cross section of the tongue is discussed - the tongue's detailed anatomy and the location of particular tastes. Interesting facts about most organs have been added to arouse the curiosity of students.
Movies explain the way in which these two human senses function. They also discuss smell and taste disorders. Thanks to simulations, students find out, e.g., which professions require a good sense of smell and why children do not like to eat certain products.

Part 4 - TOUCH Correlation between subjects: biology, geography

The second part of the "Science-Lab" program will show students how the external, middle and inner ear are built. They will also learn about the anatomy of the labyrinth in detail, which is mainly responsible for our sense of hearing and balance. Interesting facts about most organs have been added to arouse the curiosity of students.
Movies discuss the functioning of the sense of touch, as well as skin diseases. Simulations are intended to arose the interest of students, e.g., one material shows the way people greet one another in different regions in the world.

Additional didactic content

Additional didactic content has been prepared for the multimedia program. You can use it not only in the classroom, but also outside the school.
It includes:

• Tests that sum up each part and tests summing up all of the parts – all of the senses. They have been prepared in two versions – basic and advanced, as well as in an editable version for teachers.
• Answer keys for tests.
• The “Worth remembering” series”, which contains the most important information about the certain human senses. The materials have been prepared in the form of posters, infographics and notebook stickers.
• Observations and experiments designed in accordance with the assumptions of the core curriculum, as well as observations and experiments beyond the scope of the core curriculum.
• Worksheets to encourage students to delve deeper into the discussed topics.
• A set of ideas for lessons.

You can download and print the additional didactic content.

Demo movie

How does vision work? Watch and listen to the narrator successfully explaining difficult topics in the first part of the "Science-Lab. Fascinating human anatomy" series - "SIGHT".