Educational Classroom Kits and Activities

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Ward's® Exploring Mechanical Weathering Lab Activity

Description: The Exploring Mechanical Weathering Lab Activity Shows the weathering of rocks on the Earth’s surface.

Ward's® Exploring Chemical Weathering Lab Activity

Description: Extended Study of the Effects of Weathering.

Ward's® Ring of Fire Lab Activity

Description: Explain several concepts with a single activity.

Plastic Inclined Plane

Description: The Plastic Inclined Plane is ideal for demonstrating resolution of forces, acceleration down a plane, work, potential energy, and friction.

Basic Polarized Light Demonstration

Description: This kit introduces students to the principles of polarization.

Catalog Number: (470004-316)

Geology of a Changing Planet Kit

Description: Let your fingers do the folding, forming and finishing with this fun geological model making kit.

Ward's® Mitosis And Meiosis Manipulative Model

Description: Study Cell Division With This Comprehensive Learning Activity.

Catalog Number: (470007-968)

Ward's® Chemistry of Carbohydrates Lab Activity

Description: Create Three-Dimensional Polysaccharides

Catalog Number: (470102-232)

Virus Modeling Kit

Description: This interdisciplinary kinesthetic lab has groups of students building their own models of 5 different viruses: tobacco mosaic, mumps, influenza, potato X, and a bacteriophage.