Bug Catcher for Kids - 2 Sets - Outdoor Explorer Set with Butterfly Net, Tweezers, Bug Clamp, Magnifying Glass & Entomology Learning Cards - Perfect Bug Catching Kit for Kids Age 3 4 5 6 7 8

Each bug cage is a bit small, but it's for bugs so not a lot of room needed. It has a magnifying viewer on top. It also comes with:2 tweezers2 bug netsCarrying straps for the bug cases.2 bug scooters2 bug themed magnifying glasses.Great set and decent value under $30.

This is a fun little bit for the budding entomologist in your life. The pieces are not lab quality but they are kid quality. I enjoy the cards and that they offer continued conversation and learning about the insects found. Kids will very much enjoy using these to catch observe and release bugs. One thing that could be improved is the opening and closing of the lid. It’s not the smoothest transition and I foresee a learning process coming. I did find that one of the shoulder straps kept popping off. I had to work with it for a bit to make sure it would stay put. Could be a challenge for little ones who’ve got a smaller level of patience. Otherwise, it’s a fun set!

I gave these bug catchers to our twins for their third birthday and they love them! We’ve been out catching lightning bugs, worms, frogs, etc., to put inside the clear boxes and look at them. The magnified viewers makes it easy to see them up close. The doors open wide so we can easily get the bugs inside. There are straps on the bug boxes so they can wear them over their shoulders. You also get tweezers, clear grippers and nets to help catch the bugs, plus separate magnifying glasses to look at them. There are two sets of laminated cards with pictures of bugs to help identify them. These bug catching sets are a big hit.

First of all, there are TWO!! I have two grandsons who always want the same thing the other has so this is perfect! They went around the yard, caught several bugs right off, and really enjoyed these little kits. The only issue is that the opening is a bit wide for a bug like an ant, which is the easiest to catch but it got right out of the case. So on to grasshoppers and crickets, we went. We also picked up a few already dead bugs and were able to examine them. For my two little budding scientists, this was great fun. There are little cards with certain bugs already on them, but I do wish there were some blank ones since people will catch different bugs in different areas, and my grandson wants to keep a record of all the bugs he's caught and studied - then released, of course!

it came with multiple set and very engaging for kids. my both kids loved it but it didn't last long the net catcher lasted for like only a week before the net came out of the ring, the scissors were distorted only thing that's intact is the box where you the buds after catching the magnifying glass cause headache not a well quality even the plastic while holding seems like its so poor built

I have 2 young ladies who are at my house frequently critter hunting, ages 5 and 6. I've provided several jars with holes in the lids at times, but after a near miss with a dropped glass jar on the concrete I decided they needed some proper equipment! These bug catching kits (there are 2 included!) have everything they need for capturing and studying crickets, moths, even a couple of little sticky tree frogs. The magnifying glasses, both hand held and the one on the carriers, let them look up close at details, and I'm showing them how to be delicate with their nets and butterfly wings. They love learning about nature for a little while, then we turn the critters safely lose to live another day. Every kid should have one of these for summer days in the garden!

Overall this is a pretty good bug catching set for a couple of kids as there are two included. I don't really foresee these lasting very long since the quality of the materials isn't very high. That said, my daughter was able to catch a little butterfly with the included net and move it into the enclosure using the "capsule insect clip" (we called them the bubble pliers) where she could take a closer look. After a day we set it free and it fluttered away without injury.For a summer, screen-free activity this is excellent! Hopefully it lasts for more than one summer, but if left out in the sun and elements it's unlikely to make it. Also not sure if these magnifying lenses are capable of starting fires, but I used it as an opportunity anyways to explain the dangers to my kids so they don't leave it outside on dry grass (hopefully.)

This is a great little bug catching set! I have a 3 year old little boy and he is all about trying to catch frogs, lizards, and all of the little critters outside. This has been such a fun set for him to have this summer!