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Perfect for ages 6+ years

Osprey Montessori Pocket Microscope with 12 Slides and LED

A handheld 60x to 180x microscope with a built-in light and twelve slides

375.00 dhFree delivery over $75
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A pocket-sized microscope for budding scientists. Slip in a slide, look closely, and discover the detail. It is the start of careful observation.

Why you'll love itSeeing detail at 60x to 180x shows children a hidden world in plants and animals. It is small enough to carry, so careful looking can happen anywhere.
How your child plays with it
  • Look closely — Observing builds attention.
  • Compare slides — Plants and animals prompt questions.
  • Ask why — Curiosity leads to science.
What's in the box
  • 1 handheld microscope
  • 12 prepared slides
Size, materials and care
  • 1 handheld microscope and 12 prepared slides
  • 60x to 180x with a built-in LED light
  • Durable ABS; white or blue
  • Battery powered, type not stated
Safety and age

Battery powered with small parts. For 6+ with supervision. Recommended age: 6+ years. Please stay close during play with younger children.

Delivery, gifting and returns

We prepare orders within 2 business days and email a tracking link. Delivery is free over $75. Sending it as a gift? Use their address at checkout and add your message in the order note. You have 30 days to return it.

Complete the set

Toys for the same age that build different skills. Take all three and save 10%.

Set total: 964.00 dh

How to give it the Montessori way

Look at one slide together and ask what your child notices before naming it. Later, take the microscope outdoors to compare a real leaf with a prepared slide.