biology working models including botany and zoology working models
Photosynthesis is the process by which plants make their own food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. It is an essential process that provides food and oxygen for all living things on Earth. Our working model demonstrates how photosynthesis works in a simple and easy way. Plants use their green leaves to perform photosynthesis. The … Read more
This project demonstrates the stages of a plant’s life cycle, specifically focusing on seed germination and the journey of a seed transforming into a mature plant. The model will be made using cardboard and color paper to visually represent each stage. Materials Required: Steps to Create the Model: 1. Prepare the Base: 2. Represent the … Read more
Objective: To create an interactive working model that demonstrates the concept of a balanced diet using a rotating mechanism with an arrow pointer. The model will showcase the different types of food groups that make up a balanced diet, allowing for an engaging explanation of their nutritional roles. Materials Required: Steps to Build the Model: … Read more
This teeth model will be an engaging and informative exhibit for your science project. It showcases creativity while effectively demonstrating the structure of human teeth. Creating a teeth model for a science project exhibition using simple materials like channa dal, kabul dal, paint, cardboard, and colored paper is a fun and creative activity. Here’s how … Read more
Creating a skin model using simple materials like a cardboard box, silver foil, paints, and channa dal can be a fun and engaging science project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to building a working skin structure model. Materials Required: Steps to Make a Skin Model: Explanation for Presentation: https://www.youtube.com/@craftpiller
Creating a 3D animal cell model using cardboard, silver paper, tissue paper, and Fevicol adhesive is a simple and creative way to represent the structure of an animal cell. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you construct the model: Materials Required Cardboard – for the cell base and wall structure. Steps to Make the … Read more
Creating a 3D plant cell model using cardboard, silver paper, tissue paper, and Fevicol adhesive is a fun and educational project. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you build the model and effectively showcase the various parts of the plant cell. Materials Required Steps to Make the Plant Cell Model Step 1: Design the … Read more
Creating a hemodialysis working model using syringes (without a motor) is a great way to demonstrate the process of blood filtration for educational purposes. This project will simulate how dialysis removes waste products and excess fluids from the blood, similar to what kidneys do naturally. Below is a step-by-step guide to building this model using … Read more
Creating a seed germination working model using cardboard and colored paper is a fun and educational project that can visually represent the stages of seed germination in a simple and creative way. This Teaching-Learning Material (TLM) model will help students understand the germination process, from a seed sprouting to its early growth stages. Here’s how … Read more
Creating a human blood circulatory system working model with syringes for a biology project is a great hands-on way to demonstrate how blood circulates throughout the body. Using syringes, tubes, and colored water, you can simulate how the heart pumps blood through arteries, veins, and capillaries. Materials Needed: Model Overview: The model will simulate how … Read more
Using syringes to model the human heart is an effective way to demonstrate how the heart functions. Here are some likely questions you might encounter at a science exhibition, along with detailed answers: 1. How does your model represent the human heart? Answer: My model uses syringes to represent the chambers of the heart and … Read more
When presenting a blood circulatory system working model at a science exhibition, you’ll likely face various questions from visitors. Here are some common questions along with their answers to help you effectively explain your model: 1. How does the heart pump blood through the circulatory system? Answer: The heart pumps blood through two main circuits: … Read more
Creating a working model of the human blood circulatory system with LED lights can be an engaging way to visualize how blood flows through the body. The LED lights can represent oxygenated (bright red LED) and deoxygenated blood (blue LED), and a simple pump can simulate the heart pumping blood. Materials Needed: Video Steps to … Read more
Creating a working model of real numbers in a tree format using paper and cardboard is a great way to visually organize and explain the different subsets of real numbers. Here’s a step-by-step guide for constructing this model: Materials Needed: Real Number Classification: Before constructing the tree, remember that real numbers can be classified into … Read more
Creating a kidney working model with LED lights to showcase the different parts of the kidney is a great way to explain the anatomy and function visually. Here’s how you can make it: Materials Needed: Parts of the Kidney to Highlight: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Create the Kidney Shape 2. Install LED … Read more