We can show students exactly where one leg is and what it is called in Latin, and it facilitates the understanding of learning. Good question what the name comes in from, but Benji is an abbreviation of Benjamin. Ben in Swedish means bone and there by the name of what I understand.
I can see you have "Benjy" in your claasroom too. He is a good friend.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's lucky we have "him"!
ReplyDeleteHow cute the skeleton is called "Benjy". Where did this name come from and how do the students use him in their learning?
ReplyDeleteWe can show students exactly where one leg is and what it is called in Latin, and it facilitates the understanding of learning. Good question what the name comes in from, but Benji is an abbreviation of Benjamin. Ben in Swedish means bone and there by the name of what I understand.
DeleteWe also Benjy in Trollhättan! Important for students to see what we look like under the skin. Good that there are facilities in schools.
ReplyDeleteYes Pauline it is very important. What is Benjy made of and can you take him apart? How do you use Benjy in your lessons?
ReplyDeleteBenjy comes in diffrent kind of shaps. I don´t think we can take him apart. We have a simulair one that also show nervs and blood vessels.
ReplyDeleteCool that he has a name :-) I never heard that before...
ReplyDeleteIt had not either before. Assigned to that I worked in health care for a long time!
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