Teach the structure of the pelvis with our detailed paper model!
The pelvis is a complex structure that allows us to stand, walk and sit. Our paper model shows many of the anatomical features of the pelvis and how they relate to each other. The model is ideal for introducing pelvic anatomy and helping students learn the structure of the pelvis.
Buy once, print forever!
Making the model will help your students learn the parts of the pelvis and remember the terminology.
Includes colourful classroom Powerpoint presentation!
The model covers the major features of the pelvic (hip) bones, sacrum and coccyx including: anterior inferior iliac spine, anterior superior iliac spine, obturator foramen, acetabulum, Iliac crest, ischial tuberosity, greater sciatic notch, lesser sciatic notch, sacral promontory, anterior and posterior sacral foramina, sacral crest, superior articulator process and more!
Takes just 30 minutes!
Dimensions: 18cm x 11cm x 8cm / 7in x 4.5in x 3in
Download includes: Colour and black-and-white templates, plus a classroom PowerPoint with background science and assembly instructions.
All you need: Paper, scissors, tape.