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Tools for Exploring Science
Tools for Exploring Science
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Young naturalists can get a “clear” look at salamanders, worms, lady bugs, caterpillars, or other small friends. Acrylic sides offer optimum viewing. Vented cover. Flip-top feeder. 7¾" x 4" x 5¾" deep.
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Who hasn’t wished for a bandage at the park, a sting relief pad at a picnic, or an antiseptic wipe on a hike? Just the basics, in a refillable case you can toss in a backpack or bag or clip to a stroller or purse. 30 piece set (including case and basic first aid supplies).
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Start children thinking like a scientist! This is an appealing introduction to the scientific method: observe, predict, experiment, then draw conclusions. Graphic instructions and related facts for six experiments. Paperback, 20 pages.
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From magnifiers and thermometers to seismographs and space probes, children are invited to observe and conjecture, while learning about familiar and specialized tools. Great open-ended question format. Glossary and index. Paperback, 20 pages.
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This small plastic magnifier hangs conveniently around the neck, so it won’t be misplaced on a walk. 3X magnification, with a smaller inset which magnifies six times. The sturdy cord adjusts to 32". 2½" lens, 4" long.
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Perfect for hands-free reading, walking, and camping. Beam angle adjusts to any position between straight forward and straight down. Comfortable, adjustable elasticized straps stay put. 1½" lens; 3" x 1¼" padded lamp base. Needs 2 AA batteries (not included).
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One-handed operation and three fascinating, functional tools (liquid-filled compass, magnifier, red LED signal light) make this an exciting nature exploration gadget for children. Includes 3-in-1 Compass Tool, collectable embroidered iron-on patch, and pop-up field guide.
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Carefully place the tiny metal pieces on the magnetic base one by one, or start with all the pieces on the base, then pull and twist a sculpture into shape. A fun, hands-on demonstration of magnetism in action. Plastic-covered base is 3⅝" x 2¾" x 1" high.
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One side is perfectly flat. On the other side, miniscule grooves etched in concentric circles magnify just as well as the curved lens of a conventional magnifier. Plastic with a cloth ribbon. 3X magnification. 2½" lens; 5".
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Invite your children to take a closer look at any number of things in their environment with this sturdy glass lens magnifier. The plastic handle is easy for young children to grasp. This 5X Magnifier has a 3" dia. lens and is 6 1/8" long.
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At the pond or lake, this durable net is a must. Perfect for catching (and releasing) tadpoles, minnows and other water creatures. Made of fine mesh with durable seams and a sturdy, coated-wire handle. 11½" handle; 8" x 6" x 6" net.
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This wonderful resource makes a powerful argument for the value of a “green hour” and is full of activities and inspiration for spending that time together, whether you’re in your own backyard or out exploring the world.
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Children learn so much from catching small creatures, observing them, and then letting them go. With this handy, temporary habitat, young naturalists can get a closer look at lady bugs, caterpillars, snails, and more. Expands to 9" high; 5½" dia.
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Perfect for viewing all kinds of things, from leaves to fabric, this little microscope with its 30X magnification reveals amazing details. The adjustable focus wheel is easy for children to manage on their own. Durable, lightweight plastic. 4" x 6".
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Perfect for small specimens! This plastic jar has a lid with two plastic magnifying lens so children can take a closer look at whatever they find. 3” high x 2⅜” dia.
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This superior magnifying loupe is pre-focused so children don’t get frustrated when they’re examining the world up close. Place the loupe on top of any level surface for a 5X view of what’s underneath. Acrylic; 4" base x 3" high.
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