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GeoSafari Kidscope
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GeoSafari Kidscope

A kid-friendly introductory microscope with double eyepieces, LED light, easy-focus knob and 15 slides showing 60 real images.

Age
⁦5+⁩ years
Grade levels
KGGrades 1–3
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Product overview

The GeoSafari Jr. Kidscope from Educational Insights introduces young children to using a real microscope. Its low magnification (up to 3x) gives a wide field of view, and the double eyepiece means children do not need to close one eye, which makes viewing much easier for small learners.

Children mount one of 15 pre-printed slides on the rotating stage, turn the easy-focus knob and switch on the built-in LED light to examine each image. The slides hold 60 real-life images in total, covering topics such as animals, gemstones and plants, and the included full-color science guide offers more than 200 facts about them. A built-in drawer keeps the slides organized.

The Kidscope suits early-years and lower-primary science centers, encouraging curiosity across biology, geology and more. It requires three AAA batteries, not included.

Key features

  • Double eyepiece, no need to close one eye
  • Up to 3x magnification with wide field of view
  • Built-in LED light and easy-focus knob
  • 15 slides with 60 real images
  • Science guide with more than 200 facts
  • Storage drawer for slides
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