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Ecology Learning Activities
Select from an extensive catalogue of educational tools available for enhancing the teaching of biological subjects, including simulated testing of blood and urine, the illustration of various natural habitats, and the dissection of sterilized stool samples collected from different regions. By engaging with these educational materials, students learn about animals, the environment, interactions between different animals, growth patterns of cellular organisms, and much more. Safe and economical, these convenient kits are designed to provide you with all of the materials necessary for proper biology education.
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Ward's® Perch Dissection Lab
Exceptional perch specimens plus trays and pins, magnifiers, specimen storage bags, and a dissection manual are included in one package.
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Ward's® Earthworm Dissection Lab
Exceptional earthworm specimens plus dissection trays and pins, magnifiers, specimen storage bags, and a dissection manual are all included in one package.
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Ward's® Crayfish Dissection Lab
Dissection labs just got easier, with our high-quality specimens and dissection materials including trays and pins, magnifiers, specimen storage bags, and a dissection manual all in one package.
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Ward's® Starfish Dissection Lab
Ensure your students get the most out of their starfish dissection lab with our complete set of materials that includes dissection trays and pins, magnifiers, specimen storage bags, and a dissection manual. Specimens are vacuum packed. The set includes enough materials for 12 setups.
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Ward's® Preserved Freshwater Perch
Formalin preserved perch, shipped in nontoxic Wardsafe. Available in vacuum packs or pails
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Wards® Mini-Habitat Terrarium Sets
There’s no more effective way to illustrate habitats in nature than with a living terrarium, and these sets make it easy to set up as many as you want.
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Metabolism Experiment Kit
With the Metabolism Experiment Kit, students draw correlations between organism size, oxygen consumption, and temperature.