Beneath the resolution of the human eye lies the mystical world of microbiology. You won't believe what your eyes can't see!
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150 piece miniature jigsaw puzzle with dimensions 10.2 x 15.2 cm (4"x6") displaying the cell structure of prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea). Suitable for framing in a standard 4x6 frame. The puzzle comes in a fun plastic test tube and takes 1-2 hours of puzzling time to complete. Challenging but super fun! Suitable for ages 5+
150 piece miniature jigsaw puzzle with dimensions 10.2 x 15.2 cm (4"x6") displaying the cell structure of eukaryotes (animals, plants and fungi). Suitable for framing in a standard 4x6 frame. The puzzle comes in a fun plastic test tube and takes 1-2 hours of puzzling time to complete. Challenging but super fun! Suitable for ages 5+
Science serves as an excellent foundation to understand the world in which we live. We have hand crafted science books for kids to help them along their way. Each beautiful book and puzzle is a fascinating science lesson hidden in fun! At the end of each book is explanatory text enabling parents and teachers to explain to children and students the science behind the story.
Jigsaw puzzles are so good for the mind. Now you can learn bacterial and eukaryotic cell structure whilst having a relaxing cerebral massage!
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Cell structure jigsaw puzzles
Jigsaw puzzles are so good for the mind. Now you can learn bacterial and eukaryotic cell structure whilst having a relaxing cerebral massage!
Buy now
Enter the microverse
Hidden in the oceans, the soil, the air, in our bodies, on our skin, in our tears, microorganisms are at once our ancient ancestors and guardians of all life on Earth for billions of years. If only children grew up knowing this.
Staph in tears
Staph was living a happy life on the eyelid of a sad man.
Pelagi emperor of Earth
The smallest things are the greatest
Escher surfs the sewer
With a groan and a plop Escher found himself in a cool clear ocean of toilet water
Pseu's great escape
Pseu enjoyed a peaceful moment of solitude
Met goes pooops
It sounded like a trombone blowing into a megaphone
Staph in tears
Staph was living a happy life on the eyelid of a sad man.
Pelagi emperor of Earth
The smallest things are the greatest
Escher surfs the sewer
With a groan and a plop Escher found himself in a cool clear ocean of toilet water
Pseu's great escape
Pseu enjoyed a peaceful moment of solitude
Met goes pooops
It sounded like a trombone blowing into a megaphone
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