Introductory microscopic discovery observation goes next level with the GeoSafari Jr. Kidscope! Young scientists get hands-on experience with a microscope and 15 pre-printed slides they can mount, rotate, and view at a 3x magnification that provides a wide field of vision, perfect for this age. Kids simply select a slide, place it on the rotating dial stage, and use the easy-focus knob to adjust to their perfect field of vision. Then, turn on the LED light to illuminate the image and look through the double eyepiece (no need to close one eye!) to see it up close. With 60 images to choose from, the fun-and learning!-never ends! Requires 3 AAA batteries (not included).

Magnify your mind! Young scientists can investigate everything from cells to crystals with this 95-piece microscope. The set includes all the tools kids need to create their own specimen slides and view them at up to 600x magnification. Includes microscope, 10x and 20x glass eyepieces, scalpel, spatula, tweezers, test tube with cap, petri dish, pipette, stirring rod, magnifying glass, measuring graduate, spare light bulb, 6 specimen vials, 5 prepared slides, 18 blank slides, 18 slide labels, 36 slide covers, and an instruction and activity guide. Requires 2 AA batteries, not included.

Get up close and personal with a variety of 3-D objects with the GeoSafari Stereoscope, a fully functional microscope with up to 20x magnification! The Stereoscope features 10x and 20x magnification eyepieces, an easy-focus knob, and a sturdy viewing stage with a top-mounted LED light for a magnificent, magnified view of opaque objects like fossils, rocks, insects, and more!

Scout? Digital Microscope with Six Different Lenses for Young Scientists Ignite the sparks of curiosity and fan the flames of interest in science and technology for early learners with Scout? Digital Microscope from HamiltonBuhl?! Built rugged for younger students, Scout? features six different magnification lenses on a vertical rotating wheel - magnifying to 100x, 200x, 300x, 400x, 500x and 600x best at 1600x1200 resolution monitor. With magnified images or live video displayed on a computer via a USB connection, every student in the classroom will be mesmerized by the fascinating microscopic world around them. Featuring a one-touch snap button for instant image capture as well as video recording and timed shots, Scout? Microscope will be an invaluable STEAM tool in the classroom, introducing the fascinating world of science to students. Included in the box: (1) Digital Microscope with integrated turret with six different magnification level lenses and USB cable (3) Blank specimen slides (1) Prepared slide with cotton swatch (6) Specimen covers (1) Tweezers (1) Dropper (1) User Manual (1) Installation CD

For beginning scientists. Magnifies up to 600x. Mirror, light, vials, tweezers, slides and hand magnifier included. Grades 2-8. Requires two AA batteries, not included.

This basic compound microscope is an excellent unit for the younger scientist. It features all metal construction for ruggedness and durability at an economical price. This unit has a 10x wide field, locked-in eye piece mounted at a 45? angle for comfort. The triple nosepiece features 4X, 10X objectives. This scope also has low-position coarse focusing with a built in slip clutch to prevent gear damage. The built-in 110-V illumination is great for viewing all types of specimens. Ages 10+.

The Microslide Viewer is specialty designed instrument for viewing Microslides?. Simply insert the slide and focus. The viewer brings 5X magnification allowing every image to be seen exactly as if observed through a microscope under ideal conditions. The white reflector provides sufficient light for a bright image in the normal light of a classroom. The viewer does not require electricity or batteries so it can also be used outdoors. 9" high. For budding scientists of all ages!

This Microslide, Cells of Plants and Animals, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: Cheek-lining Cell Onion-Skin Cells, Spirogyra Cell, Amoeba, Green Leaf Cells, Wood Cells, Bone Cells, Brain Cells.

This Microslide, Introduction to Space, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: The Moon, The Sun, Planets, Meteoroids, Comets, Neighboring Stars, Our Galaxy, and Other Galaxies.

This Microslide, Chick Embryo, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: 1 the 13 hour chick, 2 the 18 hour chick, 3 the 21 hour chick, 4 the 28 hour chick, 5 the 38 hour chick, 6 the 48 hour chick, 7 the 56 hour chick, 8 the 96 hour chick.

This Microslide, Animal Mitosis, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: The Zygote (750x), Pro-metaphase (750x), Metaphase (750x), Metaphase-polar view (750x), Early Anaphase (750X), Anaphase (1000X), Telophase (750X), Late Telophase (1000X).

This Microslide, Plant Mitosis, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: Early Prophase (1000x), Prophase (1000x), Metaphase (1000x), Early Anaphase (1000x), Anaphase (1000x), Late Anaphase (1000x), Telophase (1000x), Late Telophase (1000x).

This Microslide, Cell Structure, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: Cork (wm, 300X), Onion skin (wm, st, 200X), Green leaf (cs, st, 300X), Cheek cells (wm, st, 900X), Blood cells (sm, st, 900X), Nerve cells (cs, st, 300X), Bacteria (sm, st, 1,500X), and Virus (wm, 50,000X).

This Microslide, Photosynthesis, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: Green Leaf (110x), Green Leaf (350x), Root Hair (35x), Vascular Bundles (145x), Leaf with and without sunlight (35x), Leaf-variegated (35x), Starch Grains (135x), Bean Seed (2x).

This Microslide, Human Reproduction, includes a slide featuring 8 related 35mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs. Arrows and call outs help the student locate important features. This Microslide is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan designed to stimulate, inform and question students about the topic under study, and has a pocket in which the Microslide is stored. The following magnified specimens are depicted on the slide: Sperm cells (wm, 1,800X), Egg cell/ovum, fertilization (wm, 200X), Fertilized egg/zygote (wm, 200X), Two-celled embryo, first cleavage (wm, 200X), Chromosomes, squash (st, 400X), Ball of cells (wm, 200X),Blastula/hollow ball of cells (wm, 200X,) Embryo, five weeks (wm, 3X).