This kit can be highly motivational to students for regular class or independent study. Both teacher and student guides are professionally produced and include easy-to-follow directions. Illustrations identify skulls of common prey species and charts are provided for students to record the data collected. Students learn about energy transfer through food chains while observing skeletal features which identify prey animals consumed. Additional studies can be conducted to evaluate animal populations within the owl's habitat, make calculations to estimate the biomass of the prey animals, or investigate the skeletal anatomy from the taxonomic features of the prey animals. 15 student worksheets, and Teacher's guide. Grades 7 and up.
This kit can be highly motivational to students for regular class or independent study. Both teacher and student guides are professionally produced and include easy-to-follow directions. Illustrations identify skulls of common prey species and charts are provided for students to record the data collected. Students learn about energy transfer through food chains while observing skeletal features which identify prey animals consumed. Additional studies can be conducted to evaluate animal populations within the owl's habitat, make calculations to estimate the biomass of the prey animals, or investigate the skeletal anatomy from the taxonomic features of the prey animals. 15 student worksheets, and Teacher's guide. Grades 7 and up.
• This model shows the major structures of an animal cell
• Different colors are used to easily identify the different structures of the cell
• Dimensions: 12" x 15.5" x 4.5" (30 x 40 x11cm)
This model shows the major structures of an animal cell. Different colors are used to allow teachers and students to easily identify the different structures of the cell, such as the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, mitochondria, ribosomes, Golgi apparatus, centrioles, lysosomes, and fat vacuoles. Dimensions: 12" x 15.5" x 4.5" (30 x 40 x11cm).
Introduce your students to the Five Kingdoms through the process of classification. Students view illustrations of various life forms and use a simple, dichotomous key to determine the appropriate kingdom and phylum of each. In the process, they'll gather valuable summary information regarding what each life form "does for a living!" Grades 6-12.
The younger students will be able to graphically determine for themselves the nature of acid-base chemistry. The experiments are varied and take advantage of common products. Kit contains: 1 vial Universal Indicator solution, 1 vial phenolphthalein solution, 1 vial methyl orange solution, 1 instruction manual, 24 student data sheets 6 color chart. Grades 5-8.
Teachers and students use professionally prepared guides to study food chains from regurgitated owl pellets. Kit allows students to investigate the diets of owls as birds of prey. Pellets are easily dissected to expose skulls and other skeletal parts. Undigested remains of animals provide bones, teeth, hair, or feathers as evidence of the prey animals. Charts of skulls and skeletons are available to assist students to identify the prey animals. Additional exercises can be conducted such as reconstructing animal skeletons or construction of food chains from the skeletons found in the pellets. Safe for student use, this kit contains 15 dried and fumigated owl pellets wrapped in aluminum, 15 student worksheets, and a Teacher's guide. Grades 3-7.
Learn about the backbone and body structure of reptiles. Sealed in resin, making it easy to observe, handle, and store. 5.3" x 3.5" x 0.9". Weight: 0.8 lbs.