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Prepared Slide Kit - Plants

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$11.67 $15.99 In stock

12 professionally prepared slides of Plant matter. Each slide includes the name and a picture of the item. 

  • 12 Prepared Plant Slides: Professionally prepared microscope slides featuring real plant specimens with printed names and images for easy identification.
  • Safe & Durable Construction: Made of high-quality plastic—no sharp glass edges, reducing risk for young learners.
  • Educational STEM Tool: Encourages curiosity in biology, botany, and nature studies while supporting hands-on science learning.
  • Ideal for Students & Classrooms: Perfect for science fair projects, homeschool activities, and classroom microscope work.
  • Microscope Compatible: Fits most standard microscopes; slides measure approximately 2½" L x ¾" W.

Explore the fascinating world of botany with this 12-piece Prepared Microscope Slide Set, featuring professionally prepared plant specimens for young scientists. Each slide is clearly labeled with the plant name and a full-color image, making identification easy and learning engaging. Made from durable plastic with smooth edges for safety, these slides are designed for repeated use in classrooms, homeschool settings, and science clubs. Perfect for beginner biology study, STEM education, and hands-on exploration, this plant slide kit sparks curiosity and builds foundational science skills. Compatible with most standard light microscopes, this set is an ideal gift for aspiring botanists and nature lovers.

Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Amelia B. ★★★★★

My daughter was thrilled to identify the celery cross-section under the lens, and the printed labels made it easy to track which slide was which. The box is compact enough to store beside the microscope.

Stella Y. ★★★☆☆

The images on the slides are clear enough for basic identification, but a few of the plant samples seem a bit faint under my microscope. It works fine for a classroom setting, just don't expect super detailed cellular structures.