Model of the human eye

Doing a science project about human eye or vision is an educational activity and valuable experience for students who are learning about the human eye.  A model of human eye may be made of modeling clay,  Styrofoam balls and acrylic paint. How you do it depends on your experience in art and craft; however, having a ready made model is often very helpful.

Some students buy a model of human eye to copy it for their project. Some others buy it and use it as a valuable addition to their science project display.

No matter what is the purpose, you learn something from it. When you are done, you may keep it on your desk, or donate it to your school or local library.

  A model of human eye can be a 3 X the actual human eye, this craft model of the human eye comes on a stand but can be removed for a closer observation and dissection.  This model is dissectible in 6 numbered parts that come along with a keyed description.  This detailed model is perfect for anatomical studies at home or the optometry office.

This model may be used in classrooms where teachers need to teach the anatomy of the eye. It may also be used as part of a display for students who have a science project related to the eye. If you have craft skills, you may try to copy this model with different craft materials that are available to you.  The parts displayed are the following:

Conjunctive Cornea Iris Pupil Lens Eye Muscle Sclerotic Choroid Retina Optic Nerve Vitreous Humour

Teachers use this model to teach about human eye.

Students use this model for learning, as an educational display, or as a sample in order to make their own model of human eye for a science project or class project.

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