Educational Materials

Discover the wonders of our earth.

How does science impact our lives?

Discover how six essential areas of science affect our lives through live-action footage and engaging graphics which guide students on an easy to follow learning path. This program documents how sunken artifacts are scientifically traced, located, retrieved and their impotence in determining how ancient people lived. Discover what secrets are on the ocean floor and the legendary "Atocha" shipwreck. Students Will Learn: Discover how technology is used to locate shipwrecks. Follow the evidence trail leading to the sunken ship's location. Explore the exciting world of marine archaeology.

Teaches the correct steps in solving problems scientifically.

This program explains ecosystems, relationship of plants, animals and environments, dispersal, barriers, natural community, the Biomes, artificial ecosystems and rhythms.

This program examine the factors affecting cycles and rhythms of living things.

The Understanding Science series is designed to aid the instructor in explaining difficult scientific concepts in an easy to understand format.

Learn healthy eating habits and help kids avoid the flu! fun music and lyrics with Grammy award winners The Kingston Trio and Minstrel Magicians Julie and Brownie. Join the Grammy award winning Kingston Trio along with their guests Julie and Brownie for a song filled program as kids learn how to avoid colds and flu and develop healthy eating choices that will last a lifetime.

Although bacterial viruses, or bacteriophages, are present in many natural environments, they cannot survive autonomously. They require a host cell to reproduce and survive. In this experiment, students will learn about the different life cycles of bacterial viruses. They will then perform a viral plaque assay to indirectly visualize the viruses and to determine viral titer and multiplicity of infection (MOI).

Designed for cultivation of Ceanorhabditis elegans.

This basic aluminum pad and is identical to the pad used in the Science Olympiad National competition, without the pneumatic launching option.

Determine the Amount of Nitrogen in Water Samples.

With this kit, students determine dissolved oxygen concentration without a meter.

Use Color Transition of Titration to Determine Water Hardness.

This kit allows analysts to perform a very simple titration to determine the alkalinity and the phenolphthalein of their fresh water sample.

This model acts similarly to the Rabinion planetary gear of a modern vehicle. The complex principles of a planetary gear are unlocked with the use of color coded discs. Blue is used for the internal gear. Green is used for the pinion gear. Yellow is used for the sun gear. This model consists of 3 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. The instructor or student manually operates this unit by locking by locking down a specific part of the gear using a fixed pin. Changes in rotation are visible when adjusting either the sun, pinion, or internal gear. A nomenclature panel is included on the front of the model for reference. These items are made special to order and are not held in stock. Lead times are approximately two to three months. Freight charges may apply. Dimention: 27V x 30W x 24H cm; Weight: 3 kg