Carson Optics Optigami Microscope Kit, black

• KIDS MICROSCOPE – This Origami kit is a perfect microscope kit for kids. DIY microscope with easy to put together cardboard pieces. It features a similar build to professional microscopes with 50-400x magnification. Designed with easy focus rotating knobs, it is a perfect kit for kids ages 8-12 who have an interest in science. Simply remove film covers on included blank slides and create your own subjects to study
• GIFT FOR KIDS – Kids microscope is the perfect gift for kids. Includes 13 prepared slides, 2 blank microscope slides with cover slips, one eye dropper, 6 cardboard assembly sheets, 6 thick rubber bands, 1 LED module, 1 focus control tube, and 1 optical magnification scope. Fun for the whole family and guaranteed to keep your young scientist entertained for hours with this beginner microscope.
• KIDS SCIENCE – This DIY kit for kids is a great educational tool. STEM toys help teach your kids about the world of science. Your child will learn how a microscope works, and how to properly view microscopic images. Help your young scientist expand their interests in biology and science with this easy-to-use toy for kids.
• CRITICAL THINKING – Kids 3D puzzle will teach your kid patience and critical thinking skills when putting together this 3D puzzle.
• DIGISCOPING – This DIY kit has digiscoping capabilities. Attach your smartphone to this microscope and take pictures in real time to share with your friends and family.
• LED LIGHTED – DIY 3D puzzle is built with LED lights for extra illumination. Great for lower light settings.
• BATTERY POWERED – Microscope kit for kids takes 2 AA batteries (Not included).
• Compatible with Nearly All Smartphones | For iPhone 13 Pro/Pro Max, please download the CarsonCam app from the app store on your smartphone to preselect the primary camera, as it may not function properly with the standard camera app

Product Description Build It Yourself Microscope Directions 1. Assemble the microscope using the cardboard sheets, rubber bands, and other included components. 2. Remove the film covers from the blank slides. 3. Create your own subjects to study under the microscope.