Kids Microscope : 34 results priced between £5.00 and £100.00

<p>There's a whole new world for them to discover with this brilliantly designed kids' microscope.</p> <p>It's a great way to get them outside engaging with nature, which is one of the healthiest habits you can give your child.</p> <p><strong>Feature s:</strong> 20x to 40x magnification, with built in LEDs, a light to illuminate the subject and a detachable lanyard so that kids can carry it around outside.</p>

The University of Cambridge is rich in history - its famous Colleges and University buildings attract visitors from all over the world. But the University's museums and collections also hold many treasures which give an exciting insight into some of the scholarly activities, both past and present, of the University's academics and students. The University of Cambridge...

Dr. Melvin H. Knisely Examining a Child's Eye Through the Microscope - Fritz Goro - Premium Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Children Using a Microscope Set at Home - Robert W. Kelley - Premium Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

School children looking into microscopes in classroom laboratory

Young scientists can investigate everything from cells to crystals with this exciting microscope set! Kids will look in amazement as they witness science close up. Built in light and focusing held deliver bright, clear images. Kit has professionally prepared slides and everything children need to make their own specimen slides. 1 player. General information: Size H9.65, W25.4, D33.02cm; Weight 839.68g; Batteries required: 2 x AA (not included). For ages 6 years and over; EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 086002...

There's a whole new world for them to discover with this brilliantly designed kids' microscope. It's a great way to get them outside engaging with nature, which is one of the healthiest habits you can give your child. Features: 20x to 40x magnification, with built in LEDs, a light to illuminate the subject and a detachable lanyard so that kids can carry it around outside.

Look at anything from fibres to flowers through this 60x magnifying hand-held digital microscope (with a docking base). Easy to use focusing wheel, which can be used whichever way the Eye Scope is positioned, ideal for younger children to operate and a simple push button takes a picture instantly. Easily connect to your computer through a USB. 3.7m lead. Kit includes pre-prepared slides for viewing and a specimen cup. Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista & Windows 7.

A lightweight simple starter microscope with 28 piece accessory set supplied in an attractive cardboard gift box. This John Adams 'precision' microscope with 3 levels of magnification - 100x, 300x, 600x encourages inquisitive children to explore the world of science. The lens are plastic, the light is battery powered, the body is plastic, and for a simple childrens microscope under £20 it fits the bill. Requires 2 AA batteries, supplied separately. Age 8 and above.

The Kids Microscope Kit is perfect for your scientists, featuring a full science set up with observation slides, glass covers, spatulas, pipette and collection vials. this microscope has three different magnification settings of 150, 300 and 600x and has an adjustable eye level, allowing kids to learn about a wide range of objects.

Powered by the USB port of your computer or laptop. Allows you to view close ups of objects. Magnification: 10x to 40x and 150x digital power. Record your images with its 2 mega pixel camera. Video recording as well. Perfect for adults, kids, schools, colleges, model making, coin and stamp collecting. Built in LED's provide illumination. Comes complete with a metal stand to hold the microscope steady. Photo management software included. Dimensions: 108 x 32 mm. Weight: 113 grams.

Looking at little things – things too small to see with the naked eye – can be big fun. It’s certainly smart science, and award-winning authors Shar Levine and Leslie Johnstone are here to show kids the basics of creating their own professional-quality slides and using their own microscopes. A whole world will open up to budding scientists as they learn to identify the microscope’s different pieces, practice focusing, and prepare different kinds of samples for viewing. Illustrated throughout with...

About this book In 1965, Lennart Nilsson published images from inside the human uterus, the first photographs of prenatal life. The book that was to follow, "A Child is Born", stunned the world - offering an unprecedented glimpse at the unseen world within our bodies, and our own beginnings. Using high-definition ultrasound technique, scanning electron and light microscopes, and advanced fibre optics Lennart Nilsson documents the miracle of human reproduction: the egg travelling down the fallopian...

Fascinate and amaze with these fantastic gift ideas perfect for any young professor. Combine science with excitement with the magic fish , giving kids the chance to create life seemingly from nothing! The Pocket Microscope is a nifty little creation which can be carried around everywhere while used to inspect anything appealing and For an awesome illuminated display of the solar system re-created in your own home for your kids, the Solar System Mobile Remote Control Planetarium brings all the joys...

Very useful for educational entertainment, the KonuStudy-3 is always a perfect gift in all the important steps of the growth of children. Metal body, optical glass lenses and a complete kit with different accessories, which enable to observe and experience the world around us, applying the knowledge of school and making new discoveries. Features - Type: Biological microscope - View: Monocular - Application range: Biology, Education, Teaching - Illumination: Mirror - Level: Children, Beginner - Warranty...

Description Details Delivery & Returns See nature in all its glorious detail with the TK2 Scope Microscope and Biology Kit for kids. Learn how to use the microscope with the prepared slides, then follow the step by step instructions to prepare your own specimens to examine. The apparatus offers 40x, 100x and 400x magnification and comprises two powerful battery powered LEDs which provide light from above or below depending on the subject matter. Boasting over 20 accessories, and made of plastic...

Prepare specimen slides for investigation with this Microscope set. It includes professionally prepared slides and everything you need to prepare your own. The set also features a talking pen so you can select an answer from the multiple choice questions available.Age range 6 years+. Not suitable for children under 36 months.

Using high-definition ultrasound technique, scanning electron and light microscopes, and advanced fibre optics Lennart Nilsson documents the miracle of human reproduction: the egg travelling down the fallopian tube; the sperm racing to meet it; the moment of fertilization; the very first cell division; the tiny embryo attaching to the uterine wall; the growth of eyes, ears, fingers and toes; and finally the moment of delivery itself - providing an astonishing glimpse of the first moments of life.

Amazing all-in-one digital microscope takes scientific inquiry to a new level—yet is easy for even a young child to use. Hold the hand-friendly scope over an object; turn the top to focus; then press the single control button to take videos or still images from 35 to 53x magnification. Supports students as they record observations and investigations. Great for lab reports; presentations and authentic assessment for digital portfolios. Sharply detailed images enrich whole-class and individual...

Examine the smaller things in life through a series of magnifications that let you see up to 600x closer than your eyes can manage on their own! This practical 48-piece microscope set from Educational Insights lets curious children study the world around them in extreme detail. It comes with a series of lenses for different levels of magnification and everything you need to prepare samples to study including slides, scalpel, pipette, tweezers and more. 48-piece microscope set with 50x to 600x magnification...

Part of the National Geographic childrens range. Discover tiny living plants and animals under the telescope with various magnifications. Includes spares, accessories and an instruction manual.

Children can take the microscope outside, quickly view things they have found and then take pictures of them, all on the one small unit. These pictures can then be downloaded onto your computer to share with the class. Key Features: Built-in 4 times digital zoom in Dual screen for image view, the scale on the screen is a convenient fit for your outdoor research the tiny portion Take a photo and save it USB cable connects to a PC

Photographic portrait by Lewis Carroll. Lucy Lutwidge, Carroll's aunt, kept house for the family after their mother died. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known by his pseudonym Lewis Carroll, was the author of the classic childrens book, 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' (1865). Carroll was one of a small number of mainly British amateur photographers who excelled during the early years of photography. He began taking photographs in 1856 and was soon producing far less stilted and artificial portraits...

Battery Type 2:None. Battery Type:None. Age Range:5-8 years. Product Weight:229.0 Gram. Product Depth:8.0 Centimetre. Product Width:13.0 Centimetre. Product Height:23.0 Centimetre. Toy Category:Board games. Power Source:N/A. Number Of Batteries Required:0. Batteries Included:N. Suitable Age From:Suitable from 5 years. Appropriate Age Warning:Not suitable for children under 36 months. Colour:Multi. Gender:Unisex. Type:Jigsaw puzzle.

Brain researchers Sandra Aamodt and Sam Wang put common child-rearing wisdon under the scientific microscope to illuminate how and why the mind grows as a child grows. Along the way, they explain why France was right to ban baby TV, why teenagers stay up late, how social awkwardness decreases IQ, and why learning a second language increases empathy. Filled with myth-busting facts and clever advice this is the essential and entertaining guide to understanding your child's brain.

Look at anything from fibres to flowers through this 60x magnifying hand-held digital microscope (with a docking base). Easy to use focusing wheel, which can be used whichever way the Eye Scope is positioned, ideal for younger children to operate and a simple push button takes a picture instantly. Easily connect to your computer through a USB. 3.7m lead. Kit includes pre-prepared slides for viewing and a specimen cup. Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista & Windows 7.

More Information This Microscope is sure to fascinate all young children. With three precision optical lenses (8x, 24x, 42x objectives) you can zoom right in; then with all the accessories included, you can document, label, store the samples - even project findings onto a wall or screen. Comes with an instruction manual and spare light bulb. Two 1.5volt batteries required but not included. Warning: do not look directly at the sun through lenses. Ages 8+ Microscope - 23cm Includes: 1 Micro Data Bank...

Brain researchers Sandra Aamodt and Sam Wang put common child-rearing wisdon under the scientific microscope to illuminate how and why the mind grows as a child grows. Along the way, they explain why France was right to ban "baby TV", why teenagers stay up late, how social awkwardness decreases IQ, and why learning a second language increases empathy. Filled with myth-busting facts and clever advice this is the essential and entertaining guide to understanding your child's brain.

The natural world holds secrets under every rock and around every tree. If you've ever wondered what life is like through a microscope, telescope, or with the naked eye--you'll love this book! You will: Run with the antelope across the American plains and learn about the food chain. Climb with a monkey to the highest tree in the rainforest and discover how photosynthesis keeps leaves green. Sink to the bottom of the ocean to follow creatures who have adapted to life in total darkness Travel with...

In 1965, Lennart Nilsson published images from inside the human uterus, the first photographs of prenatal life. The book that was to follow, "A Child is Born", stunned the world - offering an unprecedented glimpse at the unseen world within our bodies, and our own beginnings. Using high-definition ultrasound technique, scanning electron and light microscopes, and advanced fibre optics Lennart Nilsson documents the miracle of human reproduction: the egg travelling down the fallopian tube; the sperm...

Demonstrates how children can use a microscope or magnifying glass to explore what lies beneath the surface of the home or classroom. The text includes background information and step-by-step instructions on each of the science projects described.

Animals, plants and objects are put under the microscope in this high-interest series. Children will love the fascinating and often gross results seen by zooming in on different tiny living things. Crime Scenes zooms in on tiny things ...

Animals, plants and objects are put under the microscope in this high-interest series. Children will love the fascinating and often gross results seen by zooming in on different tiny living things. Body Invaders zooms in on some of the weird and...

Animals, plants and objects are put under the microscope in this high-interest series. Children will love the fascinating and often gross results seen by zooming in on different tiny living things. Bizarre Bugs zooms in on the weird and wonderful...