Australian Geographic

View the smallest of specimens up close with such fascinating detailthat the human eye can’t see!Discover the amazing micro-world around you! Bright battery poweredillumination Three different magnifications from 25X, 50X and 100X. Looking atobjects under a microscope brings fascinating details...

See the wonders of the night sky, wildlife in their habitat and evendetails in the landscape up close!Inspire your junior science lover to explore the wonders of the stars andplanets, see wildlife up close or explore landscapes with this amazingtelescope....

Australian Geographic – Digital Walkie TalkiesThe Walkie-Talkie Set of National Geographic is the perfect companion for anyof your adventures. With a range of up to 3 km in open terrain, you can evenbridge long distances and have an uninterrupted reception!...

Australian Geographic – Mini-Skeleton (46cm)Learn about the human skeleton with this real-life model to scale. Includesan A4 poster with names of the major bones and some great facts!Features: Learn the names of the main bones and their place in our...

Australian Geographic: Australian Animals Wooden StampsThese beautifully crafted wooden stamps from Australian Geographic arespecially designed for little hands! The stamps feature six iconic Australiananimals and are perfect for extending play with dough and sensory sand. Did youknow that the emu...

With beautiful hand-drawn illustrations, this Australian Geographicgame is a fun and engaging way to learn about some ofAustralia’s cre­epiest, crawliest animals!Did you know that huntsman spiders can lay up to 200 eggs at a time? Learnabout Australian insects, reptiles, amphibians...

With beautiful hand-drawn illustrations, these dominoes fromAustralian Geographic are a fun and engaging way to learn about Australiandinosaurs.Did you know that the Austrosaurus was heavier than a fire truck? Learn aboutAustralian dinosaurs with this engaging Australian Geographic-produced dominoesgame. Use the...

With beautiful hand-drawn illustrations, these dominoes fromAustralian Geographic are a fun and engaging way to learn about some ofAustralia's most beloved native flora.Did you know that gum trees can grow up to 100 metres tall? Learn aboutAustralian flora with this...

Did you know that the echidna's closest relative is the platypus?Get to know Australia's spi­kiest little creatures!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information card with fun, easy-to-understandfacts that...

Did you know that the emu is the second tallest bird in the world?Get to know Australia's most iconic bird!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information card with...

Did you know that the Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef inthe world? Discover the underwater magic of the GreatBarrier Reef!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus...

Did you know that Joey kangaroos are about the length of a paper clipwhen they're born? Get to know Australia's bou­nciest marsupial!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information...

Did you know that Joey kangaroos are about the length of a paper clipwhen they're born? Get to know Australia's bou­nciest marsupial!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information...

Did you know that kookaburras eat frogs and cockatoos can live up to80? Get to know Australia's fa­vourite birds!Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information card with fun,...

Get to know Australia's fa­vourite short-legged marsupial! Did youknow that wombats live in burrows called ‘warrens’?Set includes everything you need to know to build and design your own woodenmodel, plus a double-sided bonus information card with fun, easy-to-understandfacts that inform,...

With beautiful hand-drawn illustrations, these dominoes fromAustralian Geographic are a fun and engaging way to learn about well-knowndinosaurs.Did you know that the Brachiosaurus was as heavy as 18 cars? Learn aboutdinosaurs with this engaging Australian Geographic-produced dominoes game. Usethe 32...