Blue Magic Wand Kaleidoscope

The word “kaleidoscope” was first used in 1817. It was derived from 3 Greek words: Kalos, meaning "beautiful”, eidos, meaning "shape", and scopeο meaning "to look at, to examine". These came together as kaleidoscope or "looking at beautiful forms". This great educational toy never replicates the same beauty twice. With this unique kaleidoscope you can turn it and watch as the gel randomly moves the hearts, stars, moons and more through the unconventional tubing at the front. Everyone will be amazed by this simple toy that utilizes easy principles of prisms, light and color. Everyone loves a good kaleidoscope and this one is great! Use these for any occasion as a party favor or stocking stuffer. They will benefit anyone needing a toy that will amuse and educate children at the same time. It’s also great for the classroom to teach about light and optics, and more!

Features:

• Unique kaleidoscope images are always changing
• Turn the kaleidoscope to move the gel containing various shapes
• Transparent tubing shows what materials the kaleidoscope generates its images from
• Great as a small gift or stocking stuffer

Customer Reviews

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  Birthday Gift
Gerry from Idaho
Got this for my wife who had never had a kaleidoscope in her life. She loves it. It is so much more diverse from a typical tin kaleidoscope. It is lightweight which is a plus.

  Bright and fun!
MJJ from CASPER, WY
This was only a hundred times better than I thought it would be! So bright and fun - I can hardly keep my hands off it - every time I walk by I pick it up and have a new look at something beautiful - I hope it lasts forever.

  Exceeded expectations ...
B.B. from RATHDRUM, ID
I ordered this as a gift for my 8 year old grandson and actually fell in love with it so kept it and bought him something else. This kaleidoscope exceeded expectations and playing with it takes me back to my childhood. Excellent deal.

  ok
Edmur from osasco
Muito bom produto

  kaleidoscope
M from Boston. MA
My grandson loves this. He is very interested in science. This is wonderful, because it is continuously changing.

  Really Pretty
J from FL
I love this thing. It's awesome and beautiful. Imagine a lava lamp trapped in a tube and mixed with sparkles. That's this kaleidoscope. I think it's perfect for any age. I love it at 12 and even my parents love it.

  
Ann from Minnesota
I could spend hours looking at this thing. Always loved kaleidoscopes.