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These colorful, glow-in-the dark planets bring style and science to any ceiling. Comes with 33 adhesives and a planetary legend. It's a set that's got universal appeal!
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The longest throwing easy to catch Frisbee disc. High tech shape with soft materials. 160g and PDGA approved! Has been thrown over 350 feet - and caught!
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Discover which dinosaurs were ferocious killers and which ones were gentle giants as you play 3 games of memory and strategy. The deck of 36 cards includes some of the biggest, smallest, fiercest, fastest, and strangest dinosaurs. Each card gives the Latin name of the dinosaur and what the name means.
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Learn about their gods, goddesses, the great pharaohs, how mummies were made, and more. There are dramatic images and facts on every playing card, and a fact-packed companion book included with the game. Ages 7+
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Decorate your walls and ceiling with the Galaxy of Stars from Great Explorations. You can design your own constellations with this galaxy of 60 glow-in-the-dark shapes and 200+ glow-in-the-dark adhesives. Great for any age, the Galaxy of Stars lights up the night in any child's room, and makes a wonderful gift.
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X-Ray fun Great White Shark is a fun way to learn about the inner workings of Earth's oldest hunters. Age 6 and up.
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One of the most popular dinosaurs ever to have lived, this 12-ton behemoth was one of the dominant herbivores of its time. Fun and educational animal anatomy model. Half-clear body showcases organs and skeletal structure. 45 brightly colored pieces. 7" long, 4" tall.
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Behold, The mighty Pteranodon! Ruler of the skies of the late Cretaceous age! 4D Master brings you this playful X-ray model showing you the workings of this ferocious dinosaur. Half- clear body showcases organs and skeletal structure. 38 brightly colored pieces. 9" long, 5 1/2" tall.
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Something spooky is happening at the museum! At night, the ghosts of 24
artists come out to play. They paint details from their own paintings
onto other artists' pictures. The book contains pages that are split
horizontally. As you flip through the bottom pages, you see the original
paintings that hang in the museum by day.
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