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Let us help you to identify activity kits to meet your specific Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) needs! Our hands-on kits have been developed by expert scientists and educators to incorporate cross cutting concepts, science and engineering practices and disciplinary core ideas. The activities, designed to provide students with a complete understanding of science as they progress through grade levels, are easily introduced into Physical Science, Life Science, Earth and Space Science, and Engineering lessons.
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Ward's® Biological Evidence Collection Kit
Collect Biological Samples for Analysis
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Ward's® Introduction to Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Lab Activity
This fast and easy activity acquaints students with electrophoresis using inexpensive dyes.
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Investigating Bird Beak Adaptations Lab Activity
How does evolutionary function influence structure?
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Ward's® Narcan Administration Training Kit
Practice the skill before you need it.
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miniPCR® Micropipetting Practice Cards, Set of 20
20 reusable micropipetting practice cards.
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Ward's® The Cell Theory: A Microscopic Journey Lab Activity
Unique Approach To Study Cellular Structures
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Ward's® Plasmolysis in Plant Cells Lab Activity
Observe Dramatic Effect of Water Loss on Onion Cells.
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Determining Vitamin C Concentration Lab Activity
Ideal to determine the amount of Vitamin C in fruits and vegetables.
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Ward's® Screening Hemoglobin for Sickle Cell Lab Activity
Identify a protein defect using agarose electrophoresis.
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Tackling Science Kit: Air Takes Up Space!
Tackling Science: Hooking your Kids on Science
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miniPCR® Micropipetting Practice Dyes
Three micropipetting practice dyes: Blue, yellow, and red (5 ml each).
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Tackling Science Kit: Matter Matters!
Matter has mass and takes up space. With this exciting kit, students explore the relationship of mass and volume using a spring scale and hook weights and observations.