The holidays are upon us and it’s time to start thinking of what to get the little ones in our lives.
I always love to get my kids a little bit of every category; something to wear, something to read, something to learn, something to create. Educational Insights is the perfect place for this!
I want to show you a few of our favourites from Educational insights this year.
Design & Drill Power Play Vehicles Race Car
Ages 3-6
Kids can zoom into build ‘n’ play fun with Design & Drill® Power Play Vehicles™! Your junior pit crew can build their vehicle by snapping the pieces together. Then, they can use the motorized mini-drill to add the bolts. Finally, it’s time to add artistic flair and customize their creation with colorful stickers, and zoom into creative STEM play! Once their racer is ready to hit the road, they can use kid-power to send their car speeding!
There are more sets in the Design & Drill line. Choose from Racecar, Monster Truck, Helicopter, Dazzling Creation Studio, Sparkleworks and so many, more!
GeoSafari® Jr. My First Telescope
Discover amazing, up-close lunar exploration with GeoSafari® Jr. My First Telescope! Little ones can explore the moon with this focus-free telescope, built specifically for little hands and growing minds. Perfect for STEM learning. The 10x magnification provides fantastic views of the moon, while keeping the field of vision wide, which is essential for young children’s understanding of magnified views.
Perfect for the future little astronomer, this telescope is a great way to teach children about the moon and space.
This is a great entry level telescope, and with the price tag of $29.99, you definitely can’t go wrong.
Primary Science: Shinning Star Projector
It’s a galaxy of stars in the palm of your hand! Young astronomers can explore early space science by beaming images of space onto any surface for a close-up view of stars, planets, and more! Just place the discs into the slot for quick and easy viewing. Features an easy-carry handle, automatic shut-off to conserve battery life, and a stand for projector mode.
