An economy model planetarium. Moon, Earth and Venus globes are rotated, revolved separately by hand. The twilight zone ring enables young students to better understand the nature of dawn and dusk. Underarm chain drive keeps the North Pole pointing to Polaris, the North Star. Durable, colorful plastic with brass and steel parts. Complete quality planetarium at a low price.
The lyophilized cultures in this kit are ready to use when you need them. Just add water. Performs same tests as 02429 kit (above). Grades 9-12.
The lyophilized cultures in this kit are ready to use when you need them. Just add water. Performs same tests as 02429 kit (above). Grades 9-12.
Shows over 100 intricate body structures. Outside shows superficial musculature, rib-casing, etc. Torso opens to expose respiratory, circulatory, digestive, nervous, and urinary systems. Lungs, heart, stomach, liver, and intestines are removable. Stands on a base or can be laid flat. 56 pg. lesson plan included with student observations and data sheets. 28" x 12".
Six times life-size with five detachable parts including the upper hemisphere, the iris/cornea unit, the Lucite Lens that magnifies and inverts images, the transparent vitreous body, and the retina. The eyeball disassembles and reassembles with ease, so students can effectively learn through hands-on activity. A 2-page study guide highlighting its 19 principal features is included. Overall dimensions: 6x6x6 inches (15x15x15 cm) overall.
Without sacrificing size or key detail this three-part replica exposes the entire length of the ear canal and Eustachian tube so that the sound waves entering the ear can be easily traced and to demonstrate how air pressure on both sides of the eardrum is equalized. The hammer, anvil, transparent ear drum, and the labyrinth all lift out for hands-on study. 18 hand-numbered anatomical features are explained in-depth in the accompanying study guide.
Series of eight plastic raised relief models. Relates typical surface formations to subsurface structures that are shown as graphic cross sections on each model. Helps students to better understand the development of the landscape and the factor and force influencing the development. Geologic features are numbered and keyed to a comprehensive study guide. When combined, the 8 individual models form a continuous 8-foot long graphic landscape and landform reference. Each model is 12" x 15", printed in full color on durable plastic, thermo-formed and reinforced with rigid foam.
Introduction to elements, compounds, and mixtures, along with changes that these substances undergo as well as the characteristics of some elements, symbols for elements, and structures that make up atoms. Common mixtures are separated by evaporation and chromatography . New compounds are formed and changes that indicate chemical reactions are observed. Reproducible manual that includes 10 activities/laboratories, vocabulary lists and definitions, and a complete answer key. Experiments include: Classes of Matter, Elements, Symbols for Elements, Atoms, Common Mixtures, Separation by Evaporation, Separation by Chromatography, and more. 24 Students in Groups. Materials needed but NOT included: goggles, tape. Grades 4-9.
Seven different solutions are combined in every possible combination and chemical properties are identified by observing their reaction with other solutions. Chemical reactions include gas production, color changes and formation of recipitates. Students use their information to identify 4 unknown solutions. Contains materials to conduct the experiment twice, safety glasses. For 24 students working in groups of 4. Grades 7-11.
The Project Planetarium is ideal for individual study projects. Causes of 2 day and night, seasonal changes, phases of the moon, and planet locations are easily understood. The small planetarium model and solar system chart, 22"x17", may be set to show actual positions of the earth, the moon and planets at any given time. Each set includes planetarium, chart and study guide.
Install a sound module to generate the sounds of police cars
Learn the important role resistors and potentiometers
Use a multimeter to measure invisible voltage and current
Use a FM radio module to build an alarm clock
Tap into the awesome world of electronics with this advanced system of snap-together electric building blocks. Start out by experimenting with colorful light-up circuits as you dive into the basics of electricity. Install a sound module to generate the sounds of police cars, ambulances, or fire engines. Learn the important role resistors and potentiometers (variable resistors) play in an electronic circuit. Use a multimeter to measure invisible voltage and current flowing through your circuit. Investigate transistors in switches and amplifiers to learn how the logical circuits in computers work. Build circuits that use sensors to detect moisture, temperature, and visible light. Incorporate capacitors in your circuits to store and discharge electricity for specific functions, such as a countdown clock and a red-green alternate flasher. Test out the indispensable 555 timer to build some complicated circuits. Use an operational amplifier and an FM radio module to build an alarm clock. This kit uses the same unique electric building blocks as our other electronics kits, with the addition of many new advanced components, allowing you to build more complex circuits. The more than 140 electronic components include capacitors, resistors, transistors, LEDs (light emitting diodes), phototransistor, switches, speaker, integrated circuit, infrared LED, diodes, FM tuner, 555 timer, operation amplifier, two potentiometers, electrodes, voltage and current meter, microphone, and 9-volt battery pack.
Quality glassware assortment for use in general science, or chemistry laboratory. Kit includes following items: two 100ml glass beakers, one 250 ml glass beaker, 1 400 ml glass beaker, two 4 oz. bottles w/ screw caps, two 50 ml Mohr burettes, 1 porcelain crucible, 1 porcelain crucible cover, 1 pipette eye dropper, 12 300ml barnes dropping bottles, 1 porcelain evaporation dish, one 75mm short stem funnel, one 75 mm watch glass, 1 porcelain mortar and pestle, one 10 ml glass cylinder, one 25 ml glass cylinder, one 50 ml glass cylinder, one 100 ml glass cylinder, six 13x100 test tubes, six 18x150 test tubes, six 25x200 test tubes, 4 glass capillary tubing, one 250 ml Erlenmeyer flask, one 8" glass rod and two 100 mm petri dishes. Designed for use by 2-4 students. Shipped in a reusable storage box. 57 pieces total.
Quality glassware assortment for use in general science, or chemistry laboratory. Kit includes following items: two 100ml glass beakers, one 250 ml glass beaker, 1 400 ml glass beaker, two 4 oz. bottles w/ screw caps, two 50 ml Mohr burettes, 1 porcelain crucible, 1 porcelain crucible cover, 1 pipette eye dropper, 12 300ml barnes dropping bottles, 1 porcelain evaporation dish, one 75mm short stem funnel, one 75 mm watch glass, 1 porcelain mortar and pestle, one 10 ml glass cylinder, one 25 ml glass cylinder, one 50 ml glass cylinder, one 100 ml glass cylinder, six 13x100 test tubes, six 18x150 test tubes, six 25x200 test tubes, 4 glass capillary tubing, one 250 ml Erlenmeyer flask, one 8" glass rod and two 100 mm petri dishes. Designed for use by 2-4 students. Shipped in a reusable storage box. 57 pieces total.