The National Geographic Explorer Science Series Earth Science Kit has everything a budding young scientist needs for an unforgettable, hands-on experience as they undertake different branches of science that explore planet Earth!

Stretch, squish, and squeeze five different types of slime and putty in the National Geographic Slime and Putty Science Lab! You'll make batches of red and blue slime, be amazed by purple liquid slime, and have a blast with the blue metallic putty and bouncing putty in this kit.

The National Geographic Explorer Science Series Sensory Science Kit is a one-stop science pack with awesome slimes, putty, and play sand! Our easy-to-follow instructions include several slime recipes you can make at home with common household items.

The National Geographic Explorer Series Pottery Wheel lets kids create amazing pottery at home! Specially designed for beginners, it has innovative features that help make shaping clay easy and fun, and includes a detailed instruction booklet with a link to video instructions, so kids can see the pottery wheel in action before they start.

Send this battery-powered National Geographic Power Rocket soaring up to 200 feet in the air! The rechargeable rocket flies up to 20 times on a single charge, features a safe landing system, and is equipped with three selectable flight modes.

Yoga Animals: A Wild Introduction to Kid-Friendly Poses Book offers adorable animal photos and lyrical text to guide kids step-by-step through easy animal-inspired yoga poses.

Explore your neighborhood from the comfort of your home with this personalized National Geographic My Town Puzzle. Each jigsaw is custom made. Simply provide your address and zip code and, using US Geological Survey (USGS) mapping that's digitally stitched together seamlessly, we create a detailed 400-piece map that covers an area of 1 mile by 1 1/2'' miles.

The perfect globe for National Geographic members and enthusiasts alike, the Allanson's unique styling features National Geographic cartography, raised relief with thousands of place names, and a sturdy antique-plated die-cast base and semi-meridian. The base is highlighted by raised outlines of the continents of the northern hemisphere and the official National Geographic logo.