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For little giants from 65 to 150 cm, with wonderful animal motives. From chick to elephant – one day I will be thaaat big!

The ideal model for demonstrating the right way of brushing one's teeth in front of a group. The suitable giant toothbrush is included in the scope of delivery. The two halves of the set of teeth are connected such that they can be moved.

Magnifying glass for children, particularly high quality, with solid wooden frame and wooden grip. Easy to hold. With a practical carrying and hanging strap and integrated additional magnifying field 15 mm in diameter.

With 20- to 40-fold magnification, illumination, two slides, one of which has a scale. Incl. booklet with instructions on the Zoomscope function and helpful tips on how to use the microscope.

High-quality optical toy for children. With 3-fold magnification and focussing. When going on a hike, the binoculars can be safely stored in the practical shoulder bag.

The miniature terrarium. The cup is ventilated and the lenses are made of break-proof acrylic resin. If observed through the 4-fold viewer, houseflies and other bugs become genuine mini monsters.

The small creatures in the ventilated miniature terrarium can be studied with 10-fold magnification. If they look through the swivelling telescopic viewer, the children can get a very close look on the crawling little monsters. With tweezers. Microscope quality.

Two transparent plastic containers in different sizes, with removable lids, lids with handles and louvres. For observing insects and small animals.

With curiousness and thirst for knowledge, children discover the laws of nature in a playful manner. Why are soap bubbles shimmering? Why does a magnifying glass enlarge things? The experiments are simple and thrilling, are explained according to the children's needs, and make the children want to discover new adventures. The instructions describe the experiments in coloured illustrations, so that the children can experiment by themselves.

7 measuring cylinders with milliliter and liter scales. Children learn measures by experimenting with liquids.