"Ward's+Phenomena"

In this inquiry-based learning case, students act as research assistants studying predator-prey population dynamics around the world, gaining an understanding of matter and energy transfers in ecosystems in the process.

Anatomy of a gymnosperm.

Collect Photographic Evidence like the Experts

Colorful Visual Companion to Lessons on Owls and Owl Pellet Dissections

This chart displays detailed and up-to-date information.

Hematite-cemented quartz; orthoquartzite.

Museum mounts are the ideal supplement for classroom dissection.

Useful for weathering and erosion, soil formation, porosity and permeability, or other general earth science labs.

Chlorite-bearing.

Three dimensional model allows students to study the motion of the earth and moon around the sun, and demonstrates the science behind phenomena such as seasons, phases of the moon, eclipses, and tides.

Light gray, fine small clasts.

Abundant small black phenocrysts in a gray to brown matrix.

Up-To-Date Visual Introduction to Analyzing DNA.

Buff, coarse, crystalline “Austin Marble” with shell casts and molds.

Platinum tipped electrodes with rubber stoppers.

View key morphological features in thin section.