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Primary Science Set


Real science tools perfectly sized for little hands! Set supports hands-on early science investigations with ten double-sided Activity Cards that cover science process skills, living and nonliving things, physical science, senses and more. Includes beaker, magnifying glass, funnel, pipette, fl ask, tweezers, goggles, large and small test tubes with lids and stands, plus Activity Guide.


Ages 3+ SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs.


P2J 2784-UK Set of 12 £24.95 (£29.94 Inc. VAT)


Reverse side features a write & wipe surface for labelling.


Where is Howie’s Owie?™


Develop body part awareness and vocabulary by using the fun bandage magnets to search for Howie’s Owie (a red dot). Children guess the bandage it is under, learning body parts as they play. Reverse side features write & wipe surface for labelling. Self-standing easel measures 48cm H x 33cm W. Includes 20 magnets and Activity Guide. Ages 3+


SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 1930 £17.95 (£21.54 Inc. VAT)


Jumbo Magnifi ers


Observe on a grand scale with our extra-large 4.5x magnifi ers, sized perfectly for small hands. Ideal for taking a closer look at plants, animals and insects. Plastic magnifi ers measure 20cm L. Ages 4+


Stand allows for hands-free viewing!


P2J 2774 Set of 6


£19.50 (£23.40 Inc. VAT) Jumbo Bug Jars


Adorable jars have ladybird wings that open to invite children to investigate insects. Each jar features a 3.5x magnifying lens. Screw-on cap and air vents keep specimens secure. Durable plastic jars measure 11cm H x 8cm W. Ages 3+


P2J 2781 Set of 6 £29.95 (£35.94 Inc. VAT) Colour Mixing Glasses


Children can observe the world while learning about colour. Unique glasses feature easy- to-change lenses; two each of red, yellow, blue and distortion (to see like an insect). Overlap lenses without their durable plastic frames for kaleidoscope fun! Includes colour-mixing guide. Ages 3+


P2J 2446 £5.95 (£7.14 Inc. VAT) Order online and


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Exploration Early Years


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