Talking microscope tells facts and quizzes children's knowledge of the specimen they're viewing, and features the voice of wildlife conservationist, Bindi Irwin.

GeoSafari is an electronic self-teaching device created by brothers Burton and Stanley Cutler, who founded Educational Insights, Inc. The 9x magnification provides fantastic views of the moon, while keeping the field of vision wide, which is essential for young children's understanding of magnified views. Our talking toys help kids discover STEM concepts, learn geography, and explore outer space with exciting visuals and audio cues from real-life experts! It works in EXACTLY the same way as a traditional stereo microscope which lets you look AT objects, rather than THROUGH them (such as when using slides). Includes sun, earth, and 8 planets (including the moon), the base indicates correct placement of planets.A focus adjuster enables simple focusing to ensure objects appear the right way up and are left-right corrected. This talking microscope for young children is packed with 60 x photo-quality images and 100 x audio recordings about the amazing, up-close world of animals, plants, everyday items and more.

I bought these as a small extra present for my three-year-old granddaughter as she was always making binoculars out of lavatory rolls at her childminder's and enjoying looking through them and I thought it would be nice for her to have some that didn't just engage her imagination. The guide booklet is packed with useful information about our Solar System, together with suggestions for fun activities.Two large eye pieces eliminate the need for a child to close one eye when viewing through the microscope. But there are all sorts of unforeseen problems that can prevent that – including breakdowns, extreme weather and illness. It’s definitely useful to have the light, I did notice on some of the larger 3D items as you got closer the light was too close and would get blocked but this isn’t a huge deal. Featuring 8x magnification, an easy focus wheel that can’t be overwound and LED light, this sturdy instrument is a great way to introduce preschool children to science. Upon running out of time, getting the answer wrong or choosing to show answer, the player is shown the actual answer with no points scored.

It is most definitely NOT a toy – it’s a genuine microscope of the type which lets you look AT not through objects. I think it would add value to have a small guide on what to look for even if it’s pictures like a scavenger hunt to get the items and look at them. Created in collaboration with experts, the toys are eye-catching, fun to use, and have an educational purpose. The fixed stage holds flat and 3D objects – no slides needed – and a bright LED light with easy push-button action lights up details for up-close discovery.Explaining our World and how it fits into the Universe is great fun and they're fascinated by our neighbouring planets and how they revolve round the sun. range is ideal for children ages 3+, and as they grow and learn, kids can explore the award-winning GeoSafari range, which is aimed at ages 7+. The wrap-around soft eye section makes is so easy for little ones to look through the binoculars - it holds their face in the correct position and keeps things steady, plus it blocks out the peripheral vision so that children really can use the binoculars with ease.

This certainly helped them explore and learn and the microscope has had all sorts under it from blackberries to snails.You must be over 18, a resident of the country offering Afterpay, and meeting additional eligibility criteria to qualify. We had fun exploring some of his smaller toys and finding details we may not have noticed as much before. Engineered with precision and simplicity, this early learning microscope offers a fully functional design tailored to fit comfortably in little hands.