Skeleton set of 3

Explore the hidden framework that keeps creatures moving, gliding and swimming with this fascinating Skeleton – Set of 3. Featuring the preserved skeletons of a turtle, bat and fish embedded in high-clarity resin, this collection allows learners to observe the internal structures that support three very different types of animals. From the curved shell bones of the turtle to the delicate wing framework of the bat and the sleek, streamlined skeleton of the fish, each specimen highlights unique adaptations that help these creatures survive in their environments. This engaging trio encourages students to investigate, question and compare anatomical features, making biology both accessible and highly interactive.

Kit Includes

• 1x (TEB-R34) Turtle Skeleton
• 1x (TEB-R35) Fish Skeleton
• 1x (TEB-R36) Bat Skeleton

Why this product is beneficial

• Encourages observation of skeletal structures and highlights how bones differ across species.
• Supports early scientific thinking as learners compare bone shapes, lengths and functions.
• Builds descriptive language skills as learners talk about structure, symmetry and unique adaptations.
• Enhances understanding of classification by examining how reptiles, mammals and fish differ internally.

Classroom & Play Activity Ideas

• Set up a comparison table where learners observe each skeleton and record three differences and three similarities.
• Provide magnifiers and invite learners to sketch one skeleton, labelling major bones they can identify.
• Create a sorting activity where learners match each skeleton to an environment: land, air or water.
• Encourage storytelling: learners imagine being one of these animals and describe how their skeleton helps them move.

Product Details

• Suitable age: 3 years and up
• Material: Real turtle, bat and fish skeletons embedded in high-clarity resin
• Safety information: Made using non-poisonous, odour-free resin; smooth edges designed for safe handling