See laborers carrying, soldiers guarding. Includes one year supply of ant food, liquid feeder, farm handbook, California sand, and coupon for ordering live ants. 10" x 15".
Unsurpassed optical clarity with these plastic dishes.. Exclusively designed nesting lugs allow for optimum culture growth and shelf life. Sterilized. Stacking rings on lids and bottoms. 100mm x 15mm.
Light weight but strong. Soft nylon net attached to a metal frame 10" (250mm) dia. The net is about 11" (280mm) deep. Telescopic handle 0.85" (22mm) thick, extends from 18" (460mm) to 30" (770mm), twist of the handle locks and unlocks the handle at varying lengths.
Gives your students a closer look at live insects in these nifty plastic containers with magnifying lids. They feature a sizing grid and air holes. Also ideal for examining coins, stamps, flowers, and other small items.
Discover the science of living things with this complete introductory microscope kit. The beautifully illustrated experiment manual guides you through observations of many living specimens found in and around your home: onion cells, pond water, chloroplasts, plant stem cross sections, microorganisms, mouth cells, meat cells, different types of hair and fur, dust mites, bugs, pollen in honey, and much more.
See how an onion cell shrivels and how an paramecium wiggles. Analyze the differences between the hair on your head and the sheep’s hair in your wool sweater. The kit includes slides, cover slips, and many helpful tools. Learn how to use these tools to prepare slides and how to use the microscope to examine them.
Investigate how the lenses in a microscope bend light to magnify images. When the ocular lens, or eyepiece lens, works together with the three objective lenses, the result is a total magnification power of 60x, 150x, or 600x. The microscope has a battery-powered light to light up the specimens. The full-color, 32-page manual covers microscope setup, usage, and many fascinating observations of biological specimens.
Discover the science of living things with this complete introductory microscope kit. The beautifully illustrated experiment manual guides you through observations of many living specimens found in and around your home: onion cells, pond water, chloroplasts, plant stem cross sections, microorganisms, mouth cells, meat cells, different types of hair and fur, dust mites, bugs, pollen in honey, and much more.
See how an onion cell shrivels and how an paramecium wiggles. Analyze the differences between the hair on your head and the sheep’s hair in your wool sweater.
The kit includes slides, cover slips, and many helpful tools. Learn how to use these tools to prepare slides and how to use the microscope to examine them. Investigate how the lenses in a microscope bend light to magnify images.
When the ocular lens, or eyepiece lens, works together with the three objective lenses, the result is a total magnification power of 60x, 150x, or 600x. The microscope has a battery-powered light to light up the specimens. The full-color, 32-page manual covers microscope setup, usage, and many fascinating observations of biological specimens.
Ages: 8+
Experiments: 11
Piece Count: 13
Manual Pages: 32
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 12.5 x 4.9 in.
Product Weight: 1.5 lbs
Manual Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 in.
Batteries Required: 2 AA
Country of Origin: China
Year Released: 2020
Set of 12 magnets with detailed stages of the bean plant life cycle (6) and the apple tree life cycle (6). Perfect for whiteboard use. Label-free for versatility. Guide includes detailed information about each of the steps. Size of the largest piece is about 8" x 8". White board not included. Ages 5+/Grades K+.
Unique features include flexible, shatterproof material, and no-drip cover. Exclusive design forces condensation to remain in the tank.
Great for creating terrariums, small aquariums, or as a critter cage. Solves the cracking and breakage problem of rigid plastic and glass tanks. Unique features include nestable to save storage space, flexible, shatterproof material, molded foot pegs that prevent scratching and temperature transfer, and rounded corners for easy clean up. 1.5 gallon tank. 11 in. x 7 in. x 5 in.
This model of a plant cell splits in half to provide a cross-section view and make learning the parts of a plant cell easy. One half of the colorful foam model is labeled with the parts of the cell, and the other is labeled with letters only. Included Activity Guide provides detailed information on plant cells. Ages 7-11.
Demonstrate the parts of a flower in plant science lessons with this durable foam tulip model. One half of cross-section is labeled with part names (stamen, petal, pistil, sepal, stem, leaf and roots); other half is labeled with letters for assessment activities. For more detailed study, Activity Guide features discussion and labeled drawing of additional flower parts, including filament, anthers, stigma, style and ovary. Foam model wipes clean and measures approximately 6" H. Ages 7-11.
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.
• New High-Demand Home Study Solution!
• Enhanced butterfly raising kit provides weeks of real world STEM learning at home
• Only kit that includes BOTH FREE caterpillars that ship for free!
• Ultra-Clear front facing viewing panel
• Large Tuck-Away Learning Panel highlights the stages of metamorphosis
• Flower shaped butterfly nectar feeder
• Feeding dropper
• Clear, comprehensive instruction guide
• 12 page STEM Journal, filled with learning and fun
Set includes 6 stages of development in separate jars. . .3 day, 4 day, 6 day, 12 day, 15 day and hatching stage.
Unique features include flexible, shatterproof material, and no-drip cover. Exclusive design forces condensation to remain in the tank. 10-1/2 in. x 7 in.
Unique features include flexible, shatterproof material, and no-drip cover. Exclusive design forces condensation to remain in the tank.
Great for creating terrariums, small aquariums, or as a critter cage. Solves the cracking and breakage problem of rigid plastic and glass tanks. Unique features include nestable to save storage space, flexible, shatterproof material, molded foot pegs that prevent scratching and temperature transfer, and rounded corners for easy clean up. Half gallon tank. 5-3/8 in. x 7 in. x 3-3/4 in.
Unique features include flexible, shatterproof material, and no-drip cover. Exclusive design forces condensation to remain in the tank. 10-1/2 in. x 7 in. x 3-1/4 in.
This expansion kit will allow teachers, parents, and students the opportunity to turn their original Teaching Tank into a small aquarium in about two minutes. With this wider tank, a whole new variety of experiments can now be completed.
A unique hands-on science teaching aid that is visually exciting to students. Students are able to watch what they see and read in a science book happen right before their eyes. The Teaching Tank is approximately 12" x 12" x 1/2" and can be easily dismantled and cleaned with mild soap and water.
Vertebrate skeletal system (amphibian). Learn about the backbone and body structure of amphibians. Sealed in resin, making it easy to observe, handle, and store. 5.3" x 3.5" x 1.4". Weight: 500g.
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.
Vertebrate skeletal system (bird). Learn about the backbone and body structure of birds. Sealed in resin, making it easy to observe, handle, and store. 5.3" x 3.5" x 0.9". Weight: 0.8 lbs.
The Barn Owl. An Introduction to Owl Pellet Labs. Describes the habitat and life-cycle of the Barn Owl. Computer animation is used to show the adaptations which allow the owl to find prey in darkness and process the prey into pellets. The final portion of this video is an overview of classroom techniques with owl pellets, including dissection and identification of prey and their skeletal parts. 15 minutes.
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.