"Elementary Science"

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.

A must for your optics lab!

These tubes are made from special tubing to give the optimum wall thickness.

Bloops are strange but cute little creatures that, as teacher developer Anthony Garofalo has discovered, are perfect for helping students make sense of Mendelian genetics, especially concepts of dominance and recessiveness.

Build 5 simple machines simultaneously!

This is constructed of durable, long-lasting hardwood, the full sized board provides a stable, sturdy base upon which to write your field notes while the clip keeps those notes from being blown around the field.

The Large Wave form helix easily demonstrates wave phenomena.

A Fun And Quick Way To Talk About Nature!

Excellent quality, plexiglass mirror that is unbreakable.

Good for magnetic experiments. Not so good with coffee.

The TI-108 is a versatile calculator for the science classroom.

As the wind blows, the arms on this unique anemometer move and lift the reading bar, allowing your students to get a direct reading of wind speed at just a glance. The colorful plastic instrument can be hand-held or permanently mounted. It measures the Beaufort scale from 0–11. Size: 30 x 18cm.

CAS Number: 7647-01-0
Formula: HCl
Density: 1.16 mL
Boiling and Freezing Point: 81.11 to 85°C, -45°C
Solubility: Water
Synonyms: Muriatic Acid, Hydrogen Chloride
Shelf Life: 24 Months

Constructed from an engineered thermoplastic resin, these durable laboratory carts will not chip, warp, crack, rust or peel.

Ptolemaic Planetary System Model.

Isaac Newton could never have imagined that upper elementary and middle school students could explore his mathematically derived laws of motion using straws, compact discs, wooden spools, and balloons.