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Have you got a curious kiddo? The Dr Cool kits are a great introduction to several topics that kids find fascinating. They are geared for kids that are between 6 - 12 years old. I received the Insect Excavation Kit to review and it is a fun kit!
I don't remember ever being really squeamish about bugs when I was young I played with them and wasn't terribly afraid of them. I remember playing with roly poly bugs because it was hilarious when they rolled up into a ball! I do not like crickets. At. All. Well not you Jeminy, but the real ones can just go find someplace else to chirp!
This kit adds other learning elements to the excitement and adventure. It takes patience to find the bugs. It takes care to dig them out. It teaches kids to control the digging tools and to observe what they are seeing each time they dig out a little more. The digging tools are included, you won't have to worry about buying addition things or using something from the kitchen! In fact, everything needed is right in the box.
The anticipation of finding the first one and discovering what bug it will be is really fun! Kids that are interested in any part of science, entomology or paleontology will enjoy the hands-on learning offered with this kit. Even if they aren't jumping for joy over science, this is fun and may just ignite an interest!
Kids will like using the included magnifying glass to get and up close look at their specimens. They be able to see the colors and find and identify the parts of the body described in the guide.
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and on Twitter
You'll learn all kinds of fascinating facts!
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Disclaimer:I received the item mentioned above for the purpose of review. The opinions expressed are 100% my own based on my usage of the product. You opinion and experience may differ. This post may contain affiliate links which simply means if you click my links and decide to purchase, I may make a small commission, which in turn helps me and my family.
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