NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC DUAL MICROSCOPE COMPLETE SCIENCE KIT IN SOUTH AFRICA

Teach your child about the history of microscopes, proper slide preparation, biology and more! Enjoy the thrill of discovery with National Geographics Dual Microscope Science Kit. More than a toy, this is a fascinating STEM learning activity that includes over 50 accessories and is the perfect introduction to microscopes. Featuring high-quality glass optics and powerful LED lights that illuminate slides from below and 3D objects from above, this microscope is the perfect tool for your budding scientist. Kit includes:two sets of optical glass lenses providing 20x and 50x magnification, 10 prepared slides with a range of biological specimens, a slide storage box, 10 blank slides, 10 slide covers, 10 slide labels, brine shrimp eggs, brine shrimp hatchery station, tweezers and an eye dropper for slide prep, a Petri dish for plant labs, a mini geode, operating instructions and a fascinating Microscopes Learning Guide. In the Brine Shrimp Experiment, students observe the life cycle of tiny ocean creatures. Detailed instructions lead the way as your child gains valuable hands-on experience in the scientific method, visual analysis, note-taking, scientific procedure and more. They could even share their results at the school science fair! Examine the 10 professionally prepared slides that include specimens ranging from earthworms to muscle tissue to fungi and lichen. Compare the prepared slides to the slides you prepare using samples collected at home. Encourage your child to explore the world around them and take a closer look at everyday objects like leaves, potato chips, rocks and fingernails. Providing endless hours of fun, this kit is the perfect gift for boys and girls of all ages. National Geographic supports this product with a 100% satisfaction and 2-year manufacturers. Join the millions of parents who have chosen National Geographic for award-winning educational gifts. About the National Geographic Society With a mission to inspire people to care about the planet, the 129-year-old National Geographic Society is one of the worlds largest nonprofit scientific and educational organizations. National Geographics net proceeds support vital exploration, conservation, research and education programs.