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Educational Insights GeoSafari My First Telescope Pink

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Color: Pink


Features

  • STARTER KIDS TELESCOPE: Designed specifically for ages 4-8 years old, this kid-sized telescope is focus-free so little explorers can get going right away with no complicated adjustments
  • ENCOURAGE OUTDOOR PLAY: My First Telescope is perfect for backyard explorations, trips to the park, camping, and more; portable and powered by curiosity no batteries required
  • SPARK A LOVE FOR SCIENCE: STEM Toys like My First Telescope provide an out-of-this-world way to encourage STEM learning and an early interest in astronomy, exploration, and discovery
  • INCLUDES: Lightweight telescope with 9x magnification, foldable tripod, two large eyepieces that allow both eyes to stay open (no squinting or eye strain!), nose cutout, and lens cover
  • THE PERFECT GIFT: Educational Insights toys and games make great birthday gifts for kids, holiday stocking stuffers, Easter basket toys, and back-to-school presents for teachers and students

Description

Magnify everything from natural objects to the solar system with the GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope! Preschoolers can get in on the far-out fun with this super sturdy, fully functional telescope with 9x magnification designed specifically for little kids. Two extra-large eyepieces (no need to close one eye!) are properly spaced for a child-sized face and a nose cut-out ensures perfect positioning every time. Focus-free, 9x magnification enables kids to view objects in inspiring detail while maintaining a wide field of vision that young children can understand. Explore more discovery toys with the full GeoSafari® line from Educational Insights, your one-stop shop for toys and games that seamlessly blend learning and play! Our award-winning, best-selling products offer endless opportunities: Construct and create with Design & Drill® and Playfoam®, explore with GeoSafari®, or flex your mental muscles with Kanoodle® and BrainBolt®. With a proud history of working with experts in distinct fields – including scientists, teachers, & artists – we ensure that everyone, from parents to educators and from to children to lifelong learners, can unleash limitless possibilities and passions.

Brand: Educational Insights


Model Name: GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope - Pink


Eye Piece Lens Description: simple and child-friendly lens design


Telescope Mount Description: Collapsible Tripod (Altazimuth Mount)


Product Dimensions: 19.8"D x 9.1"W x 4.4"H


Focus Type: Fixed Focus


Power Source: [MANUAL WINDING]


Finderscope: Reflex


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Lens Coating Description: Multi-Coated


Eye Piece Lens Description: simple and child-friendly lens design


Mount: Collapsible Tripod (Altazimuth Mount)


Focus Type: Fixed Focus


Power Source: [MANUAL WINDING]


Finderscope: Reflex


Compatible Devices: Smartphone


Coating: Multi-Coated


Focal Length Description: focal length unit / 9 inches


Field Of View: 68 degrees


Zoom Ratio: 9


Additional Features: Focus-free operation, wide field of vision, child-friendly lens design, collapsible tripod, dual eyepieces for both eyes


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 19.8"D x 9.1"W x 4.4"H


Exit Pupil Diameter: 5.08 millimeters


Brand: Educational Insights


Model Name: GeoSafari Jr. My First Telescope - Pink


Age Range Description: Baby


Global Trade Identification Number: 98


Item Highlight: Mini Telescope for Kids, Toddler Space Toy, Beginner STEM Learning, Science Gifts for Boys & Girls Ages 4+


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: Educational Insights


Number of Packs: 1


UPC: 086002009098


Number of Items: 1


Built-In Media: Counter toys


Item Type Name: GeoSafari Jr. Pink My First Kids Telescope


Model Number: 5129-P


Manufacturer Part Number: 5129-P


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great first telescope for kids.
Color: Multi-color
My grandkids love this telescope. It's easy to set-up and easy to use with the double eye piece.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Denise Webster

  • Pure disappointment with no redeeming qualities.
Color: Multi-color
I bought this when it was on sale for $10, read all the bad reviews, and I was still disappointed by how bad it is. It is not a working telescope. I wasn't able to see anything - the moon, a star, the horizon, a telephone pole. Nothing but a blur at best. But I thought hey, maybe the kids can still enjoy it as a toy telescope even though it doesn't work? No. It is awkward and fragile and the tripod broke almost immediately. Do not buy this at any price. It will disappoint you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2021 by Bremblefump Grobko

  • Great Preschool, Starter Telescope
Color: Multi-color
We ordered this on a Wednesday and it got here earlier than expected with the COVID, nonessential delivery schedule. Our kiddo loves it, and I'm not sure why there's hate for it here. When we opened it, they thought the instructions were a book and made us read it, so maybe that helped, but we find it useful and fun for them. A few things to know/note: It isn't designed for adult eyes, as the pamphlet says, so as an adult you can only see out one eye at a time, not both. The other thing is the magnification is larger than you may think, so you might be seeing something really close up and not recognizing it at all (this happened when we tried inside the house, we were looking at the wall but couldn't figure that out, so when we adjusted and looked further away, the trees outside, it was clearly the trees out of the window), so there is a bit of a learning curve (it took us about 15 minutes with a patient toddler) to help them figure out but once we got it and explained it to them, it's been a great and durable purchase (they're patient, not careful). We look at the birds, the clouds, and the moon when we can. I'd recommend it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by distancefrog

  • Cheaply made
Color: Multi-color
Within less than 24 hours, it is broken. Not as a result of children playing but because I picked it up to put it away and the entire eye piece broke off. Getting a look at how it was barely attached, it actually doesnt surprise me now. It would be different if there were a way to put it back together. I would just fix it. However, this isn't the case. Also, there are small pieces once this inevitably happens that could be choking hazards to younger children. Please don't get this unless you are doing so for decoration. It is not designed for actual play with how easily it came apart. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • Somewhat disappointing
Color: Multi-color
Product is brightly colored. Mediocre quality. Tripod broke the same day we received it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by Toni Terry

  • Spend your money elsewhere
Color: Multi-color
On first impression is a nice looking toy with no rough plastic edges. Image as many point out is not sharp for objects at any distance. At first I thought it was me since I need glasses. Soon I realized others felt the same. There is no adjustment for focus and the angle of viewer makes aiming at your intended target very difficult. All this being cons for an addult it is worst for a 4 yr old. The worst paet is that this telescope broke apart only 3 months after purchased without rough handling, it just tipped to the side and several plastic parts broke. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024 by Poseid0n

  • Great for little explorers
Color: Multi-color
We bought this mostly for our 6 year old because she loved looking at the moon and we thought it would be great for her to take a 'closer' look. Although, she still hasn't used it to look at the moon, she loved exploring in the backyard with it. Getting a closer look at the birds, squirrels has been really fun for her. Added plus, its very easy to use for little hand that my 3 year old is getting a hang of it too and announces to us what he sees. The description is correct, the eye piece is specifically designed for little ones, so if you look and have a hard time seeing, its not an issue. I can't see much, but my daughter can see just fine and explains lots of details. It light weight so easy for the kiddos to carry all around so they can look at different things. The knobs are a little tricky for them, but an adult can set it up easily and just help adjust when absolutely needed. Overall a great starter telescope! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Agnes

  • Cute idea
Color: Multi-color
I like almost everything about this item. It does take a little getting used to. The item has to be about 20 feet or so away inorder for the image to be clear. If the objects in view are too close they will be blurry beyond recognition. Even the items far enough away won't necessarily be clear. This feature means your little one might be more likely to lose interest and walk away. My son still pretends play when that happens. If you noticed the tape in the picture that would be because my son broke it the 2nd day he had it. He had the tripod legs fully extended and the blue leg snapped where the yellow part of the stand broke. Essentially I added 3500e glue and then duct taped it to try to create a good hold since it was in an awkward spot. It has held up since the end of April (currently a day before father's day). One thing to note is that adults won't be able to see out of the telescope easily. The directions state that the distance between a child's eyes (pupil to pupil) is smaller than an adult's. It was made so that children can see through the eye piece. I usually close one eye when I help my toddler. Over all happy with this toy. We bought the binoculars, which he loved, and wanted to give this toy a try. I just wish the visual was better especially since there is no focuser. I think he would use it for its intended purpose more often if it was. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by claudia c.

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