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National Geographic Parachute Launcher Building Kit

BRAND: Lagoon, National Geographic

Suitable Age: 5 Years+

Regular price £9.99
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Discover the fascinating world of aerodynamics with this National Geographic Parachute Launcher construction set. Part of the innovative How Things Work range, this STEAM education toy combines learning with hands-on fun for children aged 5 and above.

The set features a beautifully designed 3D puzzle that uses card and various materials to create a working parachute launcher. Once assembled, children can experience the thrill of launching real miniature parachutes whilst learning about the science of flight. The comprehensive instructions include engaging facts about parachutes and aerial dynamics, making complex concepts accessible and entertaining. This build-and-play set helps develop crucial skills including creativity, problem-solving, and fine motor coordination. The completed launcher delivers consistent, exciting launches every time, providing hours of educational entertainment.

Perfect for young scientists and curious minds, this set transforms ordinary playtime into an enriching learning experience about how things work in our world.

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