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Tooky Toy Wooden Colour Mirror Blocks, 8 pcs, FSC
Tooky Toy Wooden Colour Mirror Blocks, 8 pcs, FSC
€22,90 -
Masterkidz Translucent Acrylic Colour Shapes Set
Masterkidz Translucent Acrylic Colour Shapes Set
€89,90 -
Masterkidz Wooden Gears Board – Build a Mechanism
Masterkidz Wooden Gears Board – Build a Mechanism
€42,90 -
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Masterkidz Large Wooden Magnifying Glass for Kids
Masterkidz Large Wooden Magnifying Glass for Kids
€32,90 -
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Woopie Little Explorer Kit with Vest, Binoculars and Net
Woopie Little Explorer Kit with Vest, Binoculars and Net
€49,90 -
Woopie Magic Water World Gel Figures Kit, 30 pcs
Woopie Magic Water World Gel Figures Kit, 30 pcs
€16,90 -
Woopie LED Microscope for Kids 1200x with Phone Adapter
Woopie LED Microscope for Kids 1200x with Phone Adapter
€17,90 -
Woopie 6-in-1 STEM Vehicle Building Set, 118 pcs
Woopie 6-in-1 STEM Vehicle Building Set, 118 pcs
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STEAM toys – science, technology, engineering, art and maths – turn questions into experiments. In this collection you will find a Woopie LED microscope with a phone adapter, large wooden magnifying glasses, a little explorer kit with a vest, binoculars and net, a dinosaur egg dig kit, a 6-in-1 STEM vehicle building set, a Masterkidz gears board, translucent colour shapes, Tooky Toy colour mirror blocks and a solar system maze.
Learning by discovering
Children are natural scientists: they ask “why?” dozens of times a day. STEAM toys give them tools to look for answers themselves – to look closer, build, take apart and compare. This develops logical thinking, patience and the courage to try again when something does not work the first time.
What to choose
- Little explorers, 3+. Magnifying glasses, an explorer kit for the garden or forest, colour shapes and mirror blocks to play with light.
- Builders and engineers. A gears board for building a mechanism and a STEM vehicle set with 118 pieces for kids aged 5+.
- Young scientists, 5+. A microscope with up to 1200× magnification and a dinosaur egg dig kit.
Experiments at home
Look at a leaf, salt or a hair under the microscope, go on a bug hunt with a magnifier, or build a machine and test how gears change speed. Write down or draw what you discovered – it makes every experiment a small research project.
More learning ideas are in educational toys, construction sets and outdoor games.
Frequently asked questions
What does STEAM mean?
Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths – an approach that connects these areas through hands-on play.
From what age is a microscope suitable?
The Woopie LED microscope in this collection is designed for children aged 5 and up.
Do STEAM toys need batteries?
Some do, such as the LED microscope. Wooden magnifiers, mirror blocks and gear boards work without batteries.
