With a magical twist, it is a bright and playful world map puzzle that is made of soft foam pieces. They can use the free Mapology AR app to scan countries and unlock fun once they assemble the colourful country-shaped pieces into a map of the world. It also brings geography to your life.
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What’s Inside the box?
Colorful chemical powders & reagents – For exciting, safe science reactions.
Colorful chemical powder & reagents - For exciting, safe science reactions
Lab tools - Include test tubes, beakers, stirrers, and pipettes for real lab fun
Construction parts - Wheels, cards, and pieces to build cool machines and projects.
Activity booklet - packed with step-by-step instructions, fun facts, and creative science prompts.
Stickers & labels - To personalise creations and add an extra pop of fun
Soft foam world map puzzle - With country-shaped pieces to build the world and explore it through AR.
Why Parents Love It?
Creativity Comes to Life - By using lab tools and building pieces that mix science with imagination, this kit lets kids become little inventors.
STEM Learning They Can Touch - They actually do it, instead of reading science. Every moment is a hands-on science adventure.
Confidence boosting - Gives kids a genuine sense of accomplishment and pride after successfully completing experiments.
All-in-one convenience - Clear direction means no guesswork or prep stress, and no extra supplies are needed, as it is a complete kit.
Screen-free engagement - Keeps children away from tablets and screens and focuses them and curious.
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