Educational Materials

Plastic Coins
Looks like… feels like… but does not clink or spend like… real coins. Teach coin recognition with these authentic appearing and feeling plastic replicas, which feature serrated edges like real coins.

Pulley with universal clamp for variety of surfaces.

Aluminum inclined plane with protractor.

White Embossed Paper in 6 Designs.

Connect your smartphone to your laboratory optics.

We all wish we had our own hybrid automobile to take apart, re-purpose, and use to show others exactly how this fascinating piece of technology works. Just because this may not be a possibility for you doesn't mean you can communicate the basics of hybrid technology.

Two speed fan for use with physics experiments.

Determine the landing position of a ball launched horizontally from the top of a table.

Lessons in Optics and Light in the Palm of Your Hand Colorfully illustrate additive and subtractive color mixing, color transmission, absorption and filtering of the different wavelengths of light with this set of primary and secondary color mixing paddles. You can also use the diffraction gratings in this set to view spectra from different light sources. Show students how a spectroscope, colored lights, and even polarized sunglasses work with the contents of this set.

Economical pulley for simple machine experiments.

Easily expand your growing output!

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

This apparatus, made of borosilicate glass, features PTFE stopcocks and includes platinum and carbon electrodes, providing a comprehensive setup for electrolysis.

AngLegs™ is a set of plastic pieces of six different lengths that snap together allowing students to explore plane geometry on their desktop or the overhead projector.

This kit measures the performances of airfoils.

Welcome to How-to use Zero to Genetic Engineering Hero, the guide to programming bacteria made specifically for beginners.