According to Oxford dictionary, if something is gross is disgusting (among other things, but let's stick with this).
Most of the time the Americans are very restrained to talk about the vile things that have to do with the body. Other times, however, are able to let go and enjoy things more mundane. A few weeks ago we experienced some of the latter: we went to see a traveling exhibition for children called Grossology (something as the science of the gross). You know that everything here is very sensory education do, because you learn seeing, hearing, touching, smelling ...
In the photo above you have a poster that explains the formation of the m. .. of solid stool, and believe me, there was more to the lineup. There was another post that explained how odors are generated in different parts of the body. Then you had to smell a few bottles and try to ascertain whether it was smelly feet, sobaquillo, mouth ... or ass.
The doll in the picture below shows how the generation of gases created by belching. You could give him drink until he threw one.
And so much more: you could simulate what happens in our stomach when you throw, how they form or could put him snot balls at a giant nose with a gun. In short, a nasty, but we like dwarfs. 
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