"Earth Science Educational Materials"

Expanding on concepts learned in the Introduction to Mineral Crystals (60158-00) lab, here students construct models of the six basic crystal shapes, then derive their own definitions of each form by making observations, taking measurements and recording their findings.

Explore Earth's Bodies of Water

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

What are the forces that shape our world?

Explore the sea with an olympian.

What are the reasons for the seasons? Students read and find out that it all begins with the Sun.

Answer the questions asked by younger students.

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.

Ideal learning tool for introductory geology classes.

We’ve assembled this special Fossil Study Pack to make your classroom activities on ancient life both rewarding and more cost effective.

We’ve assembled this special Fossil Study Pack to make your classroom activities on ancient life both rewarding and more cost effective.

We’ve assembled this special Fossil Study Pack to make your classroom activities on ancient life both rewarding and more cost effective. This Study Pack contains 10 of each selected fossil, along with key information about its characteristics and its important place in Earth’s history.

Millions of Years of the Earth’s History in Fossil Form

Thirty-two hand selected plant and animal fossils with a classroom activity set.

The New York State Regents Examination in Physical Setting/Earth Science (Part D) consists of two components: a laboratory performance test and a written test. The performance test features three different stations of hands-on activities.

This collection is useful for ecological as well as geological studies.