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Science Toys for Gifted Children
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Learn about chemistry, biology, volcanoes, crystal growing and weather with this one-of-a-kind hands-on multi-lab science set. Molded lab-station provides the foundation for a multi-activity set that is fun, interesting and complete, Bioscope magnifying device accomodates a microscope slide, live specimen holder and tweezers attachment. Grow a crystal and erupt a volcano. |
Introduce children to the amazing world of insects and spiders with the easy-to-use interactive GeoSafari Talking Microscope. Includes 120 fun facts and questions. This easy-to-use kit makes a perfect first microscope. Kids get an up-close VIEW of 12 fascinating bugs as they HEAR cool facts or TEST their knowledge of each critter in fun quiz games. Features 5X focusing magnifier and a light for easy viewing. Comes with Talking Microscope unit and 12 prepared interactive slides with storage box. Requires three C batteries (not included). Ages 5 and up. |
Microscope with rugged carrying case Smithsonian microscope that features three interchangeable objective lenses with powers of 100x, 450x and 900x and all the supplies you need to start exploring. Ages 8 and up. |
The Konuspix digital microscope unites design and functional efficiency and has a decidedly high-tech image. This model, created to respond to the requirements of a microscope that can be connected to a computer. This kit includes a USB cable, web camera, digital camera (640x480 pixels) with a disk that has programs for image capturing, recording and printing. |
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So many gifted kids love science. I think it's because they want to understand how things work, to understand the world. They may not grow up to be scientists, but they sure do love investigating, experimenting, learning, and just wondering.
You can find books on how things work in the book pages at Gifts for Learning.
Bill Nye the Science Guy Tapes!
The Oxford Children's Books of Science

The American Heritage® Student Science Dictionary