LeapFrog Magic Adventures Microscope - Interactive & Educational Science Toy for Children $60 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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INTERACTIVE LEARNING MICROSCOPE: Explore and learn about microworlds with this versatile interactive microscope, which features learning content including videos, images and games on its smart slides as well as letting you examine real samples using 50-200x magnification
LEARN WITH SMART SLIDES: Explore learning content on the LCD screen with 240+ BBC videos and images produced by science educators on 9 double sided slides. Encourage scientific learning about insects, plants, microorganisms and much more. Discover answers to curious questions like: How do leaves changes colours? What do plant cells look like? What is sand made of anyway?
COLLECT YOUR OWN AND SHARE: This microscope lets you look at real samples using 50-200x magnification with the reusable blank slides or tray to encourage problem solving, sorting and classifying skills! Save up to 100 photos of your samples on the microscope or thousands more with the memory card slot
ADVENTURE GAMES AND QUIZZES: This learning toy offers an adventure mode, where you feed, heal and defend microorganisms from invaders across 24 exciting levels! The 'What's This?' Quiz gives you a question and lets you select the correct picture that provides the answer
IDEAL GIFT FOR CHILDREN: Providing hours of exciting educational fun, this interactive science toy is the perfect birthday gift, Easter or Christmas present for boys and girls aged 5-7 years

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  marshmall0w2 on 19/09/2025 - 15:58

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  Lmao just randomly decided to get this for my niece.

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    GreenGuava on 19/09/2025 - 16:41

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    It's never a bad idea to encourage a child's curiousity and interest in learning new things 👍🏻

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      outlander on 19/09/2025 - 17:53

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      Sometimes it can be. If you get them cheap shoddy equipment that's frustrating to use, then they grow up with a bad experience and are turned off ever trying that thing again. It's funny, in a way it acts like a reverse-inoculation.

      I don't know anything about this product though.

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        mit on 19/09/2025 - 18:56

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        So… What toy ruined your life?

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          outlander on 19/09/2025 - 19:17

          @mit: Probably those $15 telescopes back in the 2000s. They were frustrating to use

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            Borg on 19/09/2025 - 23:56

            @outlander: Thats a great example. Wish they would stop makimg them as clarity is important from the get go. Better off with a pair of semi ok binoculars and going from there if the interest kicks in. If not, one still has a pair of binoculars.