Digital Microscope MX2-AS

Space-Time

Space-Time

Space and time are at the heart of children's daily activities: drawing, writing, moving a piece on a game board, putting together a puzzle or building a building, as well as identifying landmarks to get from one point to another. All of these call for spatial organization and orientation. Furthermore, telling a story, correctly ordering a sequence of events, learning the time, and carrying out an activity in a set amount of time all call for temporal organization and orientation. All of these concepts are gradually developed through various motor and cognitive skills. This is easily observed in the development of children's language when they use the words inside, outside, next to, behind, before, after, yesterday and tomorrow. In short, skills related to spatial and temporal organization impact several areas of children's development.

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Creativity

Creativity

Creativity is the ability to imagine, build and implement something new or to discover an original solution to a problem. It is, therefore, not limited to the arts alone and develops gradually from the age of 18 months. Given its importance in a child’s development, we should seize every opportunity to stimulate it daily. Indeed, a child who has learned to be creative will have good problem-solving and conflict-solving skills, expressing themselves, exploring and finding new ideas. All types of games and activities contribute to nurturing creativity. It is important to provide the child with a variety of materials that the child can explore and use as he or she pleases. In children’s games, an ordinary piece of fabric suddenly becomes a cape, a picnic mat, a blanket for dolls, and so much more! Books, nursery rhymes, dressing-up and improvisation games, for example, fuel the imagination in wonderful ways and inspire fun in the young and old alike.

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Observation

Observation

We ask children to exercise this skill every day in a multitude of activities. It is important to know that observation is never practiced alone: observing always requires concentration. This allows us to maintain attention while we gather information and commit it to our memory. How can we encourage the development of observation skills in children? First, it is important that the type of game and the difficulty level chosen are adapted to the child. The environment must be conducive to focus; it is essential to limit sources of distraction and to make the child comfortable. Guiding the child by asking questions can also help. To stimulate observation skills, we usually gravitate towards memory games, sorting games, sequence games or puzzles of all kinds, and that is great! But observation can also be practiced with all our senses. There are a variety of materials and activities that allow children to listen, touch, taste, look, smell, etc.

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Perfect for on-the-go exploration, to observe small real-world objects precisely!
Features:
● 10.9 cm HD 1080P LCD foldable display screen (800RGB*480); 135 degree rotatable, for all-round observation.
● Capacitive touch operation.
● 100X to 1600X digital magnification.
● 2-in-1 portable design; separates to offer a mini handheld unit for outdoor discovery.
● 8 GB large storage space.
● LED incident and transmitted lights for versatile viewing, making it adaptable for all kinds of specimens (coins, jewelry, plant veins, animal cells, transparent and translucent species).
● Intelligent dyeing for real-time colour adjustment, enhancing clarity during observations.
● 7 function buttons: up/down selection, digital zoom in/out, photo, video, menu, confirmation button.
● Stand-5 physical function buttons: transmitted light source brightness increase button, transmitted light source brightness decrease button, intelligent dyeing button, photo button, video button.
● High-resolution images and videos to ensure that details are clearly visible.
● Multi-level magnification function to meet different observation needs.
● Continuous zoom function for rapid field adjustment and precise control of magnification levels, to observe fine details.
● Built-in 2600mAh battery, which provides over 3 hours of continuous use on a single charge, making it perfect for outdoor exploration.
● Supports USB-C/WIFI output via Matataxplore APP, compatible with external devices such as mobile phones/tablet/PC and systems such as Android/Windows/IOS, with a wider field of view, enhancing group learning and demonstrations, making it an excellent classroom microscope.
● Supports the preservation of images and videos for later analysis and recording.
● Includes MatataXplore App, a microscope operating software designed specifically for children, aiming to help them easily explore the microscopic world.
● Includes: 1 digital microscope MX2-A, 1 MX-Stand, 2 observation chambers, 1 USB-C data cable, 1 built-in 8GB micro SD card, 5 prepared slides, 1 calibration ruler, 1 observation manual and 2 user guides in 1 storage bag,