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Aha! Healing

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$21.56 $29.95 In stock

Category: Body Science

Germ attack alert is on! Let’s build our body's defenders and fish out germs! This award-winning play kit transforms a classic fishing game into a crazy fun body science adventure that teaches the process of healing and how to better protect our body.

  • Build a White Blood Cell fishing rod and 4 types of germs
  • Learn how the immune system works
  • Shape healthy habits and keep the germs away
  • Stimulates natural curiosity through sensory play
  • Aligned with National STEM K-3 Standards
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

My seven-year-old asks to play this almost every day, which never happens with science stuff. The germ cards turn the fishing rod into a race to catch bad guys before they spread, and she's actually learning how the body fights off infection without realizing it.

Aurora S. ★★★★★

My 6-year-old asks to play this almost every day, which never happens with science stuff. The little fishing rod and germ cards make the immune system lesson actually click, and she explained white blood cells to her grandma at dinner.

Lily W. ★★★★★

The germ-catching fishing rod got my daughter hooked on naming white blood cells before dinner. We've played the body defender version four nights straight, which never happens with her other games.