Guess Who’s Joined Our Holiday Gift Guide Educational Insights and Learning Resources with GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope. I was sent to review, but the thoughts in the review will be all mine and my families and completed at the end of December or in January.
GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope is for ages 3 to 6. When Charlie was smaller, we did have GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope but was messed up a couple of years ago. Charlie and I were sad as we used it all the time. I can’t wait for Charlie to share this one with my Nephew Jason and my nieces Lily and also Payton.
Take a look at the description below and let me know what you think about GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope and let me know who you would like to get one for and why.
The Big Idea
Discover amazing, up-close lunar exploration with GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope! Little ones can explore the moon with this focus-free telescope, explicitly built for little hands and growing minds. Perfect for STEM learning. The 10x magnification provides fantastic views of the planet while keeping the field of vision wide, which is essential for young children’s understanding of magnified views.
Psst, They’re Learning!
- Ideal tool for preschoolers interested in space and the moon
- Encourages exploration and discovery
- Provides hands-on experience with a scientific instrument
- Introduces the wonders of the area
- Perfect for STEM learning
Cut to the Chase
- Focus-free, easy-setup telescope designed specifically for young scientists
- 10x Magnification with the broad field of vision, built-in diagonal mirror, and lens cap
- Two large eyepieces with comfy goggle and nose cut-out guide for perfect eye placement
- Adjustable tripod for tabletop viewing (collapsible for secure storage)
- Multilingual instructional guide showcasing the phases of the moon
- Do you have a telescope and if so which one? Charlie has been asking for one a telescope, and he will turn 9 in December. Both David and I think it would make an excellent Birthday present for Charlie.
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
