WOW Microscope Giveaway
November 6-19, 2017
Open to US
Curiosity used with the right tools can be powerful. Children love to explore and learn from their experiences. To foster this into a habit, we need to keep our kids motivated and provide the right tools that would guide their motivation into the right channels. WOW Microscope is one of these STEM tools and resources – would you like to win it?
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The WOW Scope is made by My First Lab who specializes in making scientific equipment for children. My First Lab’s focus is on top quality while keeping prices low. The WOW Scope is one of their most popular microscopes. It magnifies up to 50x with lights above and below to view 3D objects and traditional slides.
Features Include
- View slide AND 3D objects
- Magnifies up to 50x
- Adjustable binocular optical viewing system
- Battery powered bright LED lighting
The WOW Scope comes with one slide with 2 specimens and 1 card with three 3D objects and a carrying case. You have two sets of eyepieces with 10x and 25x magnification. The two bright LED lights throw every detail into clear view.
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Ends at 11:59pm EDT on NOVEMBER 19, 2017
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4 thoughts on “STEM Gifts for Holiday Season, WOW Microscope To Win”
We’d like to check out insects, rocks, leaves, and anything else interesting that we find on our nature hikes or around the house!
Everything! Dirt, hair, feathers, bugs, earwax, cat whiskers — I had access to a microscope as a kid — my dad was a scientist — and loved it. I know my own daughter would get a kick out of it, too.
I think my son would mostly want to look at bugs!
We would love to look at leaves, insects, and Hair strands.