Set of 15 microscope slides for young learners and beginners

Set of 15 microscope slides for young learners and beginners

A set of microscope slides dedicated to the youngest naturalists and older beginners starting their work and adventure with the microscope. The set includes specimens derived from organisms that can be observed daily around us: onion, tomato, ant, bee, butterfly, fruit fly, housefly, mosquito, and also human hair.
The set also includes the classic beginner's slide with the letter 'e' – it helps newcomers to biological microscopy get used to the inverted image seen through the eyepiece, and to learn how to move the slide in the correct direction.

Set contents:

1. Letter 'e'
2. Human hair
3. 3 stained fibers
4. Onion - roots
5. Maize - stalk
6. Tomato - leaf
7. Ant
8. Honey bee - mouthparts
9. Honey bee - wing
10. Butterfly - wing
11. Fruit fly - wing
12. Housefly - wing
13. Mosquito - wing
14. Mosquito - leg
15. Mosquito - piercing-sucking part of the mouthparts
    
    

Important! For user convenience, especially in school during lessons, all specimens in the set have on the base slide an individual label with the number and the Polish name of the specimen as described above, and not only the number and a common list. This makes it easier to use, distribute and collect the specimens.