Item name: Science education telescope for children Optical system: refraction type (refractor) Equipped with compass Product magnification: 20x / 30x / 40x Key benefits Supports handson learning: Designed as a science education telescope for children to help develop observational skills, curiosity about space, and basic astronomy concepts. Easy to use and orient: Equipped with a compass to help young users learn directions and locate celestial or terrestrial targets quickly. Clear, adjustable view: Refractor (refraction) optical system with three magnification options (20x, 30x, 40x) lets users choose the level of detail for different subjects and distances. Practical for classrooms and home: Simple operation and focused functionality make it suitable for guided lessons, independent exploration, and family activities. What it does and how it performs Refractor optical design provides straightforward, focused images that are easy for beginners to interpret. Three magnification levels: 20x: wider field of view for scanning the sky or observing larger natural features 30x: balanced view for general stargazing and midrange nature observation 40x: higher magnification for closer details on distant objects Builtin compass aids in identifying directions and planning observation sessions, making orientation and basic navigation part of the learning experience. Compatibility and intended users Specifically intended for children and educational use. Well suited for school science activities, family learning, and introductory astronomy lessons. Fits into structured lessons or casual exploration where simple, reliable optical observation is needed. Use scenarios Backyard stargazing: A parent and child use the compass to identify direction, then switch magnifications to scan constellations and view the moon's surface details. Classroom science activity: Students learn about light and optics by comparing views at 20x, 30x, and 40x and discussing how magnification affects field of view and detail. Nature walk or field trip: Children observe distant landmarks, birds, or geological features while using the compass to record bearing and practice orientation skills. Practical notes Choose the magnification that matches your observation target and distance: lower magnification for wider scenes, higher for detail. The builtin compass adds a simple navigation tool to every observation session, reinforcing practical geography skills alongside optical learning. This telescope provides a straightforward, educational introduction to observing space and nature while combining optical function and basic navigation in one childfocused tool.