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Charlotte Mason
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Have a bit of science fun as you assemble this inexpensive cardboard telescope. Instructions and pieces are included and your telescope will be ready to use within minutes. Although not high-quality lenses (plastic), children will learn about lenses and be able to zoom in and out to view things at a distance. Includes a sheet of brightly colored dot stickers so you can decorate and personalize your telescope. ~ Donna
Publisher's Description of Make-Your-Own Telescope Kit with Stickers
Let children explore the world around them with this easy to assemble, fun to decorate, Make-Your-Own Telescope Kit. Each telescope measures 10" x 2.5" x 2.5". Made from sturdy corrugated cardboard with a smooth white surface. Includes one sheet of 80 colorful circle stickers for each telescope.
This Make-Your-Own Telescope Kit provides a winning combination of education and stimulating fun. Ideal for both home and classroom settings, children can assemble their own working telescopes using the easy-to-follow instructions provided. The telescope is fun to decorate using the colorful stickers included in the kit, as well as any other craft supplies you have in your closet! Encourage creative young minds to embellish their telescope with crayons, markers, sequins and more. The telescope is made from sturdy corrugated cardboard with a smooth white surface. It is the perfect way to add dimension and hands-on learning to your lesson plans on light, mirrors, the solar system and more.
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To compliment my lessons in astronomy. "To Infinity and Beyond."
joanna s
Will be teaching astronomy and wanted to experience your telescope kit before I order it in bulk.
joanna s
We are studying about space and the history of studying the universe. I though it would be a fun experience if my kids could make their own telescopes.
To compliment my lessons in astronomy. "To Infinity and Beyond."
Will be teaching astronomy and wanted to experience your telescope kit before I order it in bulk.
We are studying about space and the history of studying the universe. I though it would be a fun experience if my kids could make their own telescopes.
For my kids learning about pirates