Stuka Puka What’s Inside Me Puzzle

It lets children build a human body and see how it works inside. The life-size, 5 level puzzle peels back the layers so young builders can turn a biology lesson into a hands on adventure through the body.

Across its layers the set shows the skeletal, digestive, circulatory, respiratory and urinary systems. As children move from one level to the next, they see how the systems stack together and where each set of organs sits inside the body.

This wooden shape puzzle has 68 elements plus a base and cover. The many pieces let it map the body in real detail, so children rebuild organs and bones layer by layer rather than seeing just a flat picture.

Yes. It is built to life-size, so children can check the size of individual organs and bones as they go. They can see how big the heart is, how long the intestines are and what the chest and abdomen hold.

Each of the 5 levels opens up another part of the body, from the skeleton to the organs and the flow of blood. Children see what the chest holds, how the digestive system runs and what else the abdomen hides.

It comes from Stuka Puka, a Polish maker that works with natural materials and hand finishes each set. The wooden pieces are made to be educationally accurate, and the text on every Stuka Puka puzzle is in English.

It suits preschoolers from 3 to 6 and also older children and adults from 6 up. Younger children enjoy stacking the layers, while older ones use it alongside a biology lesson to study how the body fits together.