Identify the different animal sounds heard by wearing headphones and moving
them across the picture of animals in an environment.
Mimic the vision of different creatures by wearing goggles with modified
lenses.
Test balancing ability by standing on a small pivoted platform while a timer
runs.
Try to identify casts of different human body parts by feeling the casts
inside the hidden boxes. Their identities can be revealed by lifting the flaps
after feeling them.
Listen to phones being moved across a ‘talking’ picture of the human
digestive system and find out what happens to food as it passes along the
alimentary canal.
Identify the source of a set of fossils arranged in time sequence, using the
picture key.
Arrange a set of internal organs into their correct places inside a full-size
human torso, then replace them into the correctly labelled compartments.
Classify a number of creatures set inside resin blocks by viewing them with
magnifying glasses and using the key based on a number of defining
characteristics.
Test reaction times using a time lapse display, by pushing a button as
quickly as possible after a light or sound trigger is seen or heard.
A model of a human hand and wrist showing bones and tendons can be operated
by flexing the fingers of the hand individually using the push-rod buttons.
A large model plant stimulates plants abilities to use light energy. By
moving the leaves the light uptake can be maximised and shown on a meter set
inside the flower head.
The image produced by a microscope is displayed on a monitor and samples
provided can be examined in excessive detail.