Posts Tagged ‘national geographic’
Archaelogical Dig Kit
Your kids won’t know what it to expect till they unearth it; carry out tests; and check with the guide to establish what the assorted samples are! Young curious kids will get to do what archaeologists and paleontologists do by digging out the ten hidden treasures.
The set has fossils, gemstones, a log book, a brush, an identification chart and a tray to display those treasures. Great for kids who love to learn new things.
Roughing it Out
If you have a nice backyard and children then a great idea would be to put them both together. The Safari Tent and Tunnel is the best way to do this. The set can be used to make tunnels between multiple tents. The top of the tents are made from transparent material for star gazing.
The tents are colorful with bright animal prints. You can pick up a Tent and Tunnel set for $89 at the National Geographic store (http:/shop.nationalgeographic.com).
Taking Learning Far and Wide
If your son or daughter often wonders about the man on the moon then perhaps its about time you bought him or her a scientific telescope! And National Geographic has just the perfect one for you.
The Universal Family Telescope is made from the best quality materials and if used carefully, opens up a child’s world and imagination. The telescope has two Barlow lenses that offer a maximum magnification of up to 525X. The telescope kit comes with a CD containing ten thousand objects that you can search for in the sky! It even has a star tracking device that makes it super easy to track the moving of the stars and constellations.
It costs $169, and you can buy it at http://shop.nationalgeographic.com