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.

Encourage your child's passion for discovery and learning with this user-friendly and educational microscope. When given the same attention as a real baby, she produces over 20 different noises, including coos, babbles, and chuckles. I bought it for our granddaughters, the eldest of whom (just turned 5) has been showing a real interest in the natural world and the how and why of plants, seeds, insects etc. I agree with that but then again It's ok with me since I don't think my daughter is old enough to view into a powerful microscope. The LED light enhances close-up viewing of small details on the fixed stage, with no slides required.

Have paper and pencils available for your child to draw how the item looks both with and without the microscope. This certainly helped them explore and learn and the microscope has had all sorts under it from blackberries to snails.

I would definitely recommend this item, it’s so easy to use for those little eyes and hands and it’s a great resource for learning. Toy animal vehicle: This LEGO DUPLO My First Animal Train set comes with three removable carriages and four farm animal toys for children 18 months and above. A robust first microscope for pre-schoolers , designed with squint free dual eyepieces for easy viewing and low 8 x magnification that littles ones can understand. Suitable for children aged 3-7 years, this microscope comes with easy-to-read instructions, making it a seamless addition to your child's learning journey. Introducing the Learning Resources Geosafari Jr My First Microscope - a gateway to discovery, designed for young explorers!If you have bought an item from us that proves to be faulty, please let us know as soon as the fault becomes apparent so we are able to help. With the weather (hopefully) warming up soon, we plan to go on a nature walk and collect some things that they want to look closely using their new microscope. 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. Two play options: imaginative children may construct the action toy into a quadcopter or an off-road dune vehicle, then set. It took me a minute or so to realise why I needed batteries as I had not read the instructions yet so I guess if someone didn’t have the instructions and hadn’t worked it out yet this would help too.