"Elementary Science"

Build On A Smaller Scale.

Easy for All Grade Levels to Use.

Three simple, hands-on activities, geared towards young students, introduce the properties of magnets.

This LCD clock keeps time using potatoes, soda, or plants.

Contains and Magnifies Small Specimens

This pair of North-South Bar Magnets is affordable and colorful.

Annealed flint glass rods with fire polished ends.

Plastic pony beads are perfect for a huge variety of crafts and experiments.

This realistic, hand-painted representation of a volcano demonstrates magma's upward path through the volcano.

Strong alnico magnet with a magnetic pole on each end.

A high quality enameled, copper magnet wire.

This test tube rack is constructed of oil-finished hardwood.

Watch work and energy intercept.

The discovery of synthetic polymers (long chains of carbon) led to the development of thousands of useful products such as nylon and polystyrene.

Identify the moon’s phases 365 days a year.

This is the most widely studied Turbellarian, a free-living flatworm commonly used in science fair projects.