Twenty-one parts of the body, named in English, with a line running from each word to the exact place on the figure it belongs to. Down the left: head, ear, mouth, neck, chest, elbow, hand, thigh, leg and ankle. Down the right: hair, eye, nose, chin, shoulder, belly, arm, thumb, finger, knee and foot. That is the whole chart, and it is enough for the entire nursery and Class 1 body-parts topic.

It is one solid panel of foam rather than a set of loose pieces, so it goes up in one go and comes down in one go. The panel is yellow with a blue title bar across the top and a red scalloped strip running down the left edge, and a separate red banner reading PARTS OF BODY with the model code FS-27 sits above it.

The figure is a boy in a green shirt and red shorts, drawn large and flat with no shading, which is the right choice for a wall — a child three metres away can still follow the arrow from the word chin to the chin. Nothing on it is small print except the labels themselves.

Foam has one clear advantage over a paper chart on a Pakistani classroom wall: it does not curl in the heat, it does not tear when a child brushes past it, and a damp cloth takes marker or food off it without taking the print with it. That is why schools keep buying foam charts long after the paper ones have been thrown away.

One thing we cannot tell you from the photographs: nothing on this chart shows an adhesive backing, and no fixing method is printed on it. Most schools put it up with double-sided tape or glue dots. Ask us on WhatsApp before you order if you need it to arrive with adhesive already fitted.

The Safencia price is Rs. 890 with Cash on Delivery all over Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm stock and your city's delivery charge before dispatch.

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