National Geographic toys now exclusively available at HyperCity
26 Nov 2008, 1510 Hrs

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Mumbai, Nov 26 (ANI/Business Wire India): Its interactive, it's educative and it's all at HyperCity! Mumbai's most attractive retail store, HyperCity, brings you an innovative range of educational toys from National Geographic that is designed to stimulate the interest and imagination of children. In an exclusive tie-up with Nat Geo, the range of educational toys will be available only at HyperCity stores for a period of one year.

Introduced for children above eight years of age these toys motivate children to learn facts and reap developmental benefits as they play. They are aimed at encouraging kids to think creatively and learn through scientific experimentation.

Starting from Rs.599 onwards these toys build the imagination of kids contributing to the development of their mind and body. A refreshing change from existing toys, this range involves kids in innovative activities and discovery of new things.

The exciting range includes various kits and gear including human eye and human heart kit, electronic lab telescope and microscope, nature exploring kit, and other innovative toys. Worth checking at HyperCity are dinosaur toys, crystal growing kit, volcano and earthquake set, planetarium kit, interactive globes etc that help kids build an interest towards science.

Designed to give a new dimension to learning, these toys engage kids and assist in their overall development. Creating a new niche, these toys are a must-have for children who want to experiment and take learning a step forward! (ANI)

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