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Summary of Contents for Thames Wondery KIDS Wow in the World Kids' Binoculars & Nature Explorer Kit
- Page 1 KIDS’ KIDS’ BINOCULARS BINOCULARS & NA TURE EXPLORER KIT & NA TURE EXPLORER KIT...
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Page 2: Safety Information
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Page 3: Kit Contents
KIT CONTENTS DECORATE YOUR binoculars WITH THE STICKERS! Part No. Description Quantity Part No. Description Quantity Binoculars with strap Compass with clip and buckles Sticker sheet Specimen box Attaching the strap Use the side-release buckle and SLIDE Side-release the slide buckle to attach the BUCKLE buckle strap to the bars... - Page 4 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Welcome to your kids’ Binoculars Wow-To guide! GUY RAZ This guide has all the info you need to use your (WOW IN THE WORLD HOST) binoculars and discover how they work! MINDY THOMAS (WOW IN THE WORLD HOST) We’ve also sprinkled wow-worthy facts throughout, so use the QR code below to listen! And finally, because we love exploring, we’ve included a...
- Page 5 USING YOUR BINOCULARS AND TOOLS Bring the binoculars up to your eyes. Fold the barrels in or out to best fit the distance between your eyes. Look through the eyepieces at something about 50 feet away. Fine-tune the focus by turning the focus adjustment wheel.
- Page 6 HOW BINOCULARS WORK Binoculars are like two small telescopes placed side by side. Barrel The hinge allows you to adjust the distance between the barrels, to fit different faces. Focus Each barrel contains an eyepiece lens adjustment Hinge (or ocular lens) and an objective lens. wheel The objective lens is convex, meaning it is fatter in the middle.
- Page 7 Your mission is to find the following things and view them with your binoculars! For each clue in the scavenger hunt on the following pages, write down what you saw through the binoculars and where you found it; what direction you saw it in (using the compass); and if you collected a specimen at the time you saw it.
- Page 8 Birds What is it? And where and when Clue did you see it? My bright red feathers make me easy to spot in the trees. Search for me where there are plenty of nuts and seeds. I’m often found near water, with long legs for wading.
- Page 9 Mammals What is it? And where and when Clue did you see it? I hang out in trees in the park or your backyard. I have a bushy tail. I love to nibble on acorns and perform acrobatic tricks. I’m a large, peaceful creature that sometimes has antlers.
- Page 10 Bugs, reptiles, and amphibians What is it? And where and when Clue did you see it? Look for me buzzing around flowers, searching for nectar. I’m a common insect that pollinates plants and makes honey. Spot me in the daylight as I flutter by with colorful wings.
- Page 11 Geological features and weather What is it? And where and when Clue did you see it? Seek me in the distance, where rugged peaks touch the clouds. I’m a towering expanse of rocky beauty, inviting you to explore my trails and witness breathtaking vistas.
- Page 12 NEXT-LEVEL CHALLENGES Try these experiments on your own! 1. Make a leaf collection book. Scan this QR code to 2. Get a field guide for regional birds or other keep the WOW rolling wildlife and try to spot as many as you can. with additional 3.
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