Explore the toys
Look a little closer. Explore microscopes, nature kits and hands-on discoveries for curious minds.
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A little help choosing
A science toy gives a question something to explore. What does a leaf look like close up? Where does the heart sit in the body? What can we notice outside? This collection includes microscopes, observation tools, a wooden body puzzle and an interactive world globe.
An eyepiece microscope gives one person a close-up view at a time. A digital microscope displays the image on a screen, which can make it easier to point to a detail together. Compare the viewing method, lighting, power requirements and included storage before choosing. A flexible-probe explorer camera serves a different purpose: it lets you look into a safe, sheltered space rather than magnifying a specimen.
Begin with a dry leaf, a piece of fabric or printed paper. Ask what the surface might look like, then compare the view with your prediction. For outdoor play, a nature kit can become the starting point for observing a patch of garden. Draw what you notice afterwards. For globe activities, check which functions use the associated app and a compatible device.
A digital microscope with a built-in screen lets more than one person see the displayed image. An eyepiece model is viewed by one person at a time. Choose based on the way you plan to explore together.
No. Included accessories vary. Some listed digital models include a memory card, while other products require one separately or do not use digital storage. Check “What is included” on the chosen product page.
The AR activities require a compatible phone or tablet and the associated app. The globe also has physical map, illumination and touch features described on its product page.
Try looking at leaves, comparing textures or observing small creatures in their surroundings. Pick a safe outdoor space, follow the tools’ instructions and leave wildlife where you found it.