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Il Sistema Solare: l'orbita di Terra e Luna

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Category: GIOCHI SCIENTIFICI

Un gioco per immergersi nello studio dell'orbita terrestre e delle fasi lunari.

Il kit comprende un modello del Sole, della Terra e della Luna, per studiarne in maniera semplice e intuitiva i movimenti e fenomeni come eclissi solari e lunari.

Il kit include un puzzle da 150 pezzi da assemblare e un ricco mazzo di 20 carte con tante curiosità.

Il manuale accompagna il bambino alla scoperta del sistema Sole-Terra-Luna in modo facile e divertente.

Made in Italy.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace I. ★★★★★

My kids finally understood why the moon changes shape after we built this model together. The way the Earth and Moon actually orbit around the Sun with the crank mechanism makes the phases click visually.

Hannah ★★★★★

Finalmente un kit che spiega in modo chiaro l'orbita terrestre e le fasi lunari: mio figlio ha capito subito il meccanismo ruotando i modellini. Il sole centrale e la luna sono ben fatti, e la rotazione è molto intuitiva.

Jason Y. ★★★★☆

The model pieces are sturdy enough for a classroom demo, and the joint that connects Earth to the Sun rotates smoothly. It's a bit tricky to get the moon's orbit aligned perfectly at first, but once you do, tracking the lunar phases becomes really clear.