"Educational Materials"

Students construct their own experimental models and observe organelles and mitochondrial activity and how they relate to cell structure and function.

What's Living In The Dirt?

Discover That Characteristics Can Be Used To Define Objects

This kit lets students determine their blood types without drawing a single drop of blood.

You don’t have to take a field trip to the dentist to teach your students about tooth decay and preventive oral hygiene. With this kit, students will gain firsthand knowledge as they culture bacteria taken from their own teeth both before and after brushing.

Includes materials for 24 students

sterile petri dishes
swabs
agar
mouthwash
complete instructions.

Provide a Thorough Overview of the Function of Proteins

This kit demonstrates the principles of protein and amino acid analysis and enables students to identify unknown compounds.

Explore the pivotal role that enzymes play in the metabolic process.

A Comprehensive Curriculum for Student-Driven Learning

The professional equipment and interactive multimedia content included in this one-of-a-kind kit introduces students to a career in the medical field.

Lawrence Newcomb

Strong Presentation of Insects and Other Major Classes

Step-by-Step Experiments That Are Easily Executable

Improve student test scores and involve parents in the process. Fun, exciting, interactive, and inclusive, these sets of content-based games help students master curriculum outlined in the current NSES Standards for grades 1-8. Written by teachers using research-based principles, each game has been tested and proven effective in classrooms like yours. Each Class Pack set of games provides comprehensive coverage of topics required for science testing at that grade level. Engage students in learning with over 750 review cards, each set focused on a specific topic, and an additional 12 double-sided game boards for study and review.

How Does Changing The Type Of Food Affect Yeast Respiration?

What Environmental Conditions Can Affect Organism Growth?