This educational microscope provides a simple, handson way to explore small specimens and learn basic scientific observation. Key benefits Improved visibility when light is low: builtin LED light source can be turned on to supplement ambient lighting. The distance of the light can be adjusted to optimize illumination for different specimens. Practical specimen observation: designed for examining insects, leaves, flowers, rocks, shells and minerals, making field collection and close study easy and direct. Supports skill development: encourages scientific exploration, improves manual dexterity, and stimulates creativity through active investigation and experimentation. Clear educational purpose: introduces a fundamental scientific tool in an accessible, engaging format suitable for classrooms, clubs and home learning. Main features Adjustable LED illumination that fills in when natural light is insufficient and allows placement at different distances to suit the sample and viewing needs. Designed for observing a variety of small specimens collected from nature, including insects and plant parts as well as geological samples. Intended as an educational and experimental tool to support learning by doing and handson science activities. Use scenarios Classroom lab: students collect leaves and insects, then examine structures and textures under the microscope to support biology lessons. Backyard exploration: children gather small rocks and shells on a nature walk and inspect details to learn about geology and natural history. Science club project: participants prepare simple investigations, document observations, and develop observational and recording skills. Who this is for Teachers, parents and group leaders seeking an accessible tool for guided science activities. Learners interested in practical, discoverybased experiences that build observation and finemotor skills. This microscope focuses on usability and learning. Its adjustable LED lighting and compatibility with common natural specimens make it a practical choice for education and handson exploration.