Beistle Planets Outer Space Cutouts-10 Pcs, RED, Blue, 10 Pieces

Otherwise, everything is in order! This is exactly what I was looking for in terms of playroom decor. The images and materials are of excellent quality and size. The only problem is that they're not labeled. As a result, I had to look up the term "non-profit" on the internet. To figure them out, look for the obvious ones.

Atticus Barnett

| Apr 13, 2021

Planets are misrepresented, with incorrect colors and sizes. They sent the moon and Plutobr>br>If you count the planets and put them in order:br>br>If you count the planets and put them in order:br>br>If you count the planets and put them in order:br>br>If you count the planets and put them in order:br>br>If you count the planets and put them in order:br> Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptunebr>br>The cut outs do not matchbr>br>Quality is excellent! However, if the planets are incorrect, it is useless.

Paloma Stevens

| Oct 02, 2021

The planets with accurate features, such as Pluto, are easy to identify. However, there are two that do not match up in terms of color, size, or features. According to all other charts I have, Mercury and Mars aren't accurate, so could someone tell me what the two in the picture are supposed to be? I've given the rest of them names based on their size and color characteristics. When these two aren't accurate, it's difficult to use them in the classroom.

Jaime Baker

| Jul 21, 2021

Except for the fact that we were missing the most important planet, Earth, they are of excellent quality. Nobody seemed to notice, which was fortunate. I did, however, use them to decorate my son's bedroom ceiling after the party. He inquired as to the location of the planet Earth. "You're standing on it," I had to tell him. As a result, you are unable to see it. " It was successful. However, I was disappointed because I had expected to receive all of the planets.

Sara Chase

| Aug 26, 2021

These were a part of his birthday present from me. He couldn't get enough of them and wouldn't stop playing with them. Unfortunately, it was the very first thing he opened, and it abruptly ended the party! Haha! He still favors them over the majority of his other toys three months later. We had them laminated, and they've held up well so far. Thankfully, it also included Pluto, which he is aware is now a dwarf planet, but he does not mention it when listing the planets, so he would have overlooked it. Great set with good color and a larger size than I expected. It's something I'd recommend!.

Callum Horton

| May 19, 2021

These appear to be delicious. They are much larger than I anticipated, and my 7-year-old son adores them. The colors are vibrant, and the print quality is excellent. I'm glad I got these at the last minute as a sort of stocking stuffer (though they'll never fit in a stocking)br>Highly recommended if you have a space-loving kid!.

Keith Acevedo

| Jan 09, 2021

This is an attractive set that I used for educational purposes. The card is thick and sturdy, and it can withstand being passed around by children participating in a hands-on science lesson. The planets aren't to scale, but that didn't bother me because I didn't need them to be. The planets' printed patterns are crisp and of good quality. The only thing that bothered me was that the planets were not named. This is fine for the obvious ones, but it did cause some minor confusion among the children regarding Mercury and Uranus at first. It is not a significant enough issue for me to lower its star rating, but it is something to keep in mind when setting up.

Caroline Abbott

| Apr 04, 2021

Excellent for classroom use! In terms of detail and image quality, this is extremely accurate. It's simple to display and laminate, so you can use it again and again.

Donald Baker

| Mar 21, 2021