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Science
1 The Dark Den
1 The Dark Den
Crawl into the den and explore the dark
environment. Portable, easy to assemble and
folds away into its own bag. An affordable den
with lots of uses. Great for using torches,
glowing objects, fibre optics or just a cosy
space which can be decorated. The nylon
double skin blocks out the light. Ideal for
blackout experiments. Dimensions: 1 m x 1 m
x 1 m, consists of 12 poles (8 connectors).
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2 Materials Dice
Use these large foam dice to get children
thinking about why every day objects are
made of certain materials. Challenge the
children’s thoughts – why aren’t cars made of
2 Materials Dice
wood? Plastic covered, these dice wipe clean.
Each face measuring 12 x 12 cm. Pk of 2.
SMATDICE2
3 Tuff-Scope
Transform your Tuff-Cam into a digital
microscope with our new Tuff-Scope. Portable
and simple to use, you can take magnified
digital pictures either attached to or away
from the PC. The microscope can be used
with the Tuff-Cam attachment as a digital
microscope or without the attachment as a
normal microscope. The imaging head can be
removed from the stand to make it hand held.
Magnification
50x – 100x
3 Tuff-Scope
100x -200x
200x -400x
2x Continuous Optical Zoom
Storage Draw
Transmissive and reflective LED Lighting
Powered by 3AAA batteries (not supplied)
EDMICRO
4 Observation Board
This is an ideal resource to help develop
observational skills. Contains 12 separate
investigative materials, with 2 5 x magnification
glasses. The plastic lid can be unscrewed and
removed to add new items. Size L17.5 x W23
cm contents sheets included.
SOB
4 Observation Board
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