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With National Geographic's Spice Science Activity Kit, kids can perform 10 fun and secret missions and learn spike-crafting techniques. Packed with Spy Gadgets, this kit will provide hours of fun while teaching children valuable skills such as observation, note taking, organizing information, and code breaking. This spy kit includes: 2 decoder wheels (1 pre-filled, 1 blank) Periscope back spiglass invisible ink pen UV light secret notes 2 sticker sheet spy badge mission envelopes 10 missions and spy science information. With invisible ink, decoder wheels, spy glasses, periscope and more, kids can complete 10 missions for imaginative scientific exploration orers Spy Agy Ensy. And be the Elite Agent! In addition to the spice skills they learn as they perform each mission, children will learn the history of the devices, tools and techniques used in spy activities with time. Kids love role-playing and not as exciting as spy games. With the tools, technology gadgets and information included in this science kit, you will immediately become a special agent. Order yours today! National Geographic Toys manufactures the highest quality hands-on science toys and every product is backed by exceptional service. About the National Geographic Society: With a mission to inspire the people who care the planet, the National Geographic Society is one of the largest non-profit science education organizations in the world

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Model Number	RTSCISPY
Number of Game Players	1
Batteries Required?	Yes
Batteries Included	Yes
Material Type(s)	Multiple
Target Gender	Unisex
Manufacturer recommended age	8 years and up
Release date	January 20, 2023
Item model number	RTSCISPY
Product Dimensions	27.99 x 7.59 x 30.51 cm; 498.95 g
ASIN	B0B4BNLPMH

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