From the Manufacturer:
View more than 180 amazing, up-close images with the Talking Electron Microscope. Zoom in and out and hear 5 fun facts about each image in Learning Mode—then switch to Quiz Mode and test your knowledge. Images include the human body, viruses and bacteria, plants, animals and other “stuff.” Grades 3+/Ages 8+. 60 amazing subjects with 2–3 zoomed images of each and 300 fun facts. Crystal clear high resolution LCD screen. 2 modes—Learning and Quiz. Requires 3 C batteries (not included).
Polly's Thoughts:
I love science! I always have. I was very excited to get the chance to review this GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™ from Educational Insights, and am very happy with the microscope! The biggest plus is that there are no loose pieces. The information and the slides are built right into the microscope! Convenient, huh? The microscope's voice is very clear and easy to understand. There are 180 images and 300 facts, which will keep a child (or a grown up) interested for a long time! I love doing the quiz method and seeing who can get the most right!
The microscope is lightweight. Since I often have a house full of younger kids, I keep this high up on a shelf. Being lightweight make it easy to pull out when we're ready to use it. It also has volume control, which is ALWAYS a plus.
GIVEAWAY:
Educational Insights is giving one lucky Penny Pinching Polly reader their own FREE GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™! Just fill out the form below for your chance to own your very own GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™!
If you don't win, you can buy your own GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™ on Amazon for just $54.99!
GIVEAWAY:
Educational Insights is giving one lucky Penny Pinching Polly reader their own FREE GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™! Just fill out the form below for your chance to own your very own GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™!
If you don't win, you can buy your own GeoSafari® Talking Electron Microscope™ on Amazon for just $54.99!
*Educational Insights provided me with this item free of charge. I gave my honest opinion of the item.
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