Vega 360 Telescope
€ 86.70
In stock. Delivery in 3-5 business days.
Item number
21-EI-5304
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- Leads to little talks with your child that can expand their academic knowledge.
Suitable for:
- Vision
- Academic knowledge
- Observation
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What makes this product special
Suitable for children aged 8 yrs. to 11 yrs.
Get answers to frequently asked questions about telescopes here
For instance, if it says a telescope has 27x magnification, it means that something which is located 27 metres away from you looks as if it's just 1 metre away when you look through the telescope.
An adult should help your child assemble the telescope and teach them how to focus and get a sharp image.
When it comes to telescopes, you usually get what you pay for. Telescopes for children are great for introducing your child to magnification and what it can do. The big aha moments will probably come with a more advanced instrument, which will also be more expensive, with higher magnification and more features.
Here, important skills are engaged, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:
- With a theme or a topic, you can expand your child's academic knowledge. This expands your child's vocabulary.
- Encourages your child to observe and immerse themselves in the activity.
Suitable for children aged 8 yrs. to 11 yrs.
Get answers to frequently asked questions about telescopes here
For instance, if it says a telescope has 27x magnification, it means that something which is located 27 metres away from you looks as if it's just 1 metre away when you look through the telescope.
An adult should help your child assemble the telescope and teach them how to focus and get a sharp image.
When it comes to telescopes, you usually get what you pay for. Telescopes for children are great for introducing your child to magnification and what it can do. The big aha moments will probably come with a more advanced instrument, which will also be more expensive, with higher magnification and more features.
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| Item number | 21-EI-5304 |
|---|---|
| Age | 8 yrs. , 9 yrs., 10 yrs. , 11 yrs. |
| Suitable for | Vision, Academic knowledge, Observation |
| Senses | Vision |
| Function | Depth perception, Academic knowledge, Concentration, Logical thinking, Curiosity, Observation, Problem-solving, Spatial awareness, Patience, Cause and effect |
| Helps develop skills and knowledge related to: | Astronomy, Biology, Science |
| Material | Aluminium, Glass, Plastic |
| Maintenance | Wipe with a damp cloth |
| Instructions/rules | English, French, Spanish, German |
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