Description
Embark on an exciting journey of discovery with our activity set, perfect for budding adventurers! Recommended by Dr Gummer’s Good Play Guide.
- Craft your very own binoculars and construct a functional compass while learning about maps and navigation.
- Dive into the wonders of the Antarctic with animal models, delve into ancient Egypt with sculpture moulds, and explore global travel methods.
- Enjoy 8 engaging activities packed with fun and learning. Contents include plaster of Paris, Egyptian sculpture mould, paints, magnets, clay, cardboard tubes, binocular lenses, and more, alongside a comprehensive 24-page guide for endless exploration.
What our testers said
“I didn’t know you could make real binoculars that actually work!” – Girl, aged 7
“I made a penguin. Did you know penguin daddies look after the eggs and the mummies dive to get fish” – Boy, aged 5
What our experts think
A fabulous activity set for young creatives who want to explore the world while they craft. Our testers said they felt the kit had a varied range of activities inside that held the children’s attention and kept them occupied for a long time. They were impressed with the learning opportunities offered, said the instructions were straight forward and easy to follow and that it would be something they would buy as a gift.
Our younger testers particularly enjoyed making the binoculars, making the compass and learning about directions and the butter experiment. The Antarctic scene inspired some of our young testers imaginations and they created a role play game with the penguin and seals, discussing facts while they played. This craft set inspires creativity, develops fine motor skills, and encourages cognitive thinking as the children learn all about the world around them.
Skills developed
– Inspires creativity
– Develops fine motor skills
– Encourages cognitive thinking
