"SCIENTIFIC HATCHERIES"

Students investigate and learn the principles of Hooke’s Law with this activity.

Students apply concepts of conservation of energy to a loop setup, then consider the forces involved in roller coasters.

This inquiry-based activity allows students to investigate and verify projectile equations.

Apparatus for demonstrating the induced voltage in a frame coil.

Illuminate the path of light through an acrylic block.

Hand-held stroboscope with 30 W super-LED delivers bright flashes at adjustable rates from 1 to 250 Hz.

Electrostatics kit.

These loud resonance pipes can be heard in the largest classroom.

Prove that sounds needs a medium to travel through.

Students measure acceleration due to gravity in this free-fall activity. Video analysis allows modeling of air resistance.

Use For Multiple Experiments.

Classroom electroscope housed in a 250 ml borosilicate flask.

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

Compact demonstration of alternative energy.

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

Convenient kit provides an introduction to the conversion of sunlight into electrical energy.