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Kidtastic Microscope Science Kit for Kids – Fun Learning Toys for Preschoolers – STEM Toy for 3 Year olds – with 12 Slides Animals & Nature, 8X Zoom, LED Light – for Ages 3, 4, 5, 6 and up
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Kidtastic Microscope Science Kit for Kids – Fun Learning Toys for Preschoolers – STEM Toy for 3 Year olds – with 12 Slides Animals & Nature, 8X Zoom, LED Light – for Ages 3, 4, 5, 6 and up

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Incorporates Play-based learning. Do your kids love to tinker? Are they curious about how things work and constantly want to discover new things ? Kidtastic’s STEM learning Microscope Kit is specially designed to encourage play-based learning, resulting in the improvement of your child’s fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and engineering skills. Finger muscle-control is important for holding specimens and adjusting the microscope. Drive away boredom. Toddlers are known to have short attention spans. Give them this amazing STEM toy, and watch as they become entertained for hours on end! Your child will love the challenge of discovering new specimens through the microscope. Not only can they have fun with this great play-based learning toy, but they can also play with it afterwards! This microscope kit will calm restless hands and replace boredom with endless entertainment. Nurture life skills. A big part of life, both everyday and at work, involves problem-solving. With this microscope kit, kids are challenged to identify the specimens in each slide included. This kid-friendly toy will help develop problem-solving skills early on in their life, as well as patience and logic. Help your child explore their creativity and analytical skills as they set a goal to identify animals, flowers and more, and are rewarded with exhilarating rush of success.

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