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DIY Respiratory System Model Craft for Human Body

Make a respiratory system model for kids with Fevicreate and see how it works in a fun way.

Mixed Media Best Out of Waste 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Science Class 5

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Step - 01

Take an empty bottle

Step - 02

Cut the bottom portion of the bottle with a cutter or scissors

Step - 03

Make a hole in the centre of the cap for the pipe to pass easily

Step - 04

Cut out three pipes measuring 10cms each (one big two small)

Step - 05

Slit the big pipe from the centre with a pair of scissors

Step - 06

Take the other two pipes, push them in the balloon and wrap it well with Prime Eezy Tear Tape

Step - 07

Then push those two pipe into the bigger pipe which was previously slit. Wrap it well with Prime Eezy Tear. It should be completely air tight

Step - 08

Push the pipe through the bottle cap and seal it well with Fevicol MR if required

Step - 09

Put the entire structure into the bottle and close the bottle’s opening

Step - 10

Our respiration is now ready for the experiment!

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take an empty bottle

Step - 02

Cut the bottom portion of the bottle with a cutter or scissors

Step - 03

Make a hole in the centre of the cap for the pipe to pass easily

Step - 04

Cut out three pipes measuring 10cms each (one big two small)

Step - 05

Slit the big pipe from the centre with a pair of scissors

Step - 06

Take the other two pipes, push them in the balloon and wrap it well with Prime Eezy Tear Tape

Step - 07

Then push those two pipe into the bigger pipe which was previously slit. Wrap it well with Prime Eezy Tear. It should be completely air tight

Step - 08

Push the pipe through the bottle cap and seal it well with Fevicol MR if required

Step - 09

Put the entire structure into the bottle and close the bottle’s opening

Step - 10

Our respiration is now ready for the experiment!