"SCIENTIFIC hatch"

Determine the mass of an object based on its oscillation.

Students investigate the properties of momentum and conservation of energy using this precision apparatus.

Aluminum catch can for a variety of experiments.

This large cart has plenty of room for setting up any motion activity.

Explore Newton’s laws of motion and demonstrate the equilibrium of forces with this economic tool.

An interactive way to demonstrate angular momentum with any grade level.

Smoth rolling hall's carriage for velocity experiments.

Investigate forces on an incline plane.

Discover how different surfaces affect friction.

Students can feel the full power of rotational torque.

Demonstrate how the surface of a wheel affects its rolling friction.

Teach students about two-dimensional collisons with this engaging activity, then use video analysis to analyze conservation of energy, and conversions between kinetic and potential energy.

String this across your classroom to learn about velocity and acceleration.

Demonstrate how the center of mass affects the torque on an object.

Measuring apparatus for investigating the elastic deformation of rods of flat geometry and for determining the modulus of elasticity.

Who knew that the trebuchet, one of the most elegant of all medieval weapons ever invented, could be improved!