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10 Top Science Toys for Kids - National Geographic

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National Geographic Little Kids (National Geographic Society), $15 for one-year subscription, ages 3 to 6. This magazine features photos and easy-to-understand articles about animals, nature, and science.

The List

Photo Gallery -- Top Ten Science Toys for Kids

DNA Explorer Lab

Perfume Science

EyeClops BioniCam

Spinning Top Generator

How Do Dinosaurs Get Well Soon?

Dinosaur Holiday

Uncover a T-Rex

Inflatable Insects

Big Bad Booming Bugs

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