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Acrylic Specimen Stones: Creepy Crawlers - 9 Stones

Acrylic Specimen Stones: Creepy Crawlers - 9 Stones - Main image
$32.97 $49.95 In stock

Category: Science, Discovery & STEM

2 years and up. Inspire scientific inquiry by giving children an in-depth look at a few of the world's creepy crawlers. Set in acrylic, these authentic Creepy Crawler Specimen Stones enable children to examine crickets, spiders, and other interesting insects. Additionally, the stones come with reference cards that will extend learning with colorful images and fascinating facts.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Thomas E. ★★★★★

The scorpion and spider specimens are so clear and detailed, it’s like holding real fossils. My 4-year-old keeps asking to see the legs up close, and I love that they’re safe and unbreakable.

Violet ★★★★★

My kids keep grabbing these whenever we do a bug-themed craft day—the authentic specimens set in clear acrylic are perfect for little hands, and I love that they’re durable enough for a two-year-old to explore safely. Even the scorpion and beetle details are easy to spot, which sparked way more ques

James ★★★★☆

My kids keep going back to the caterpillar stone, the detail is surprisingly clear inside the acrylic. A couple of the edges aren't perfectly smooth, but overall it's a solid, hands-on way to study bugs without actually touching them.