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Ward's® Exploring Chemical Weathering Lab Activity
Extended Study of the Effects of Weathering.
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Ward's® Biochemistry Of Life's Macromolecules Lab Activity
Students research a variety of macromolecules.
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Kemtec® Photosynthesis Reaction Activities
Two activities to explore photosynthesis.
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Ward's® Chemistry Measurements Using Electrochemical Cells and Electroplating Lab Activity
This lab teaches students about oxidation-reduction reactions through electroplating.
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Magnets Student Study Kit
Three simple, hands-on activities, geared towards young students, introduce the properties of magnets.
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How to Read a Thermometer Lab Activity
Help students answer questions such as “What is a thermometer?” and “How does it work?” by completing a series of hands-on experiments.
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Ward's® DNA Fingerprinting Electrophoresis Lab Activity
Explore basic elements of forensic science.
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Mini-Rutherford Laboratory
This analogy to the Rutherford alpha-scattering experiment allows students to observe reflected paths and deduce unknown shapes. It's a perfect short lab for the beginning study of particle physics.
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NewPath® Life Science Skill Builder Flip Charts with Multimedia Lessons
Combine 'Write-On/Wipe-Off' activities with interactive, multimedia coverage of key NGSS topics.
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NewPath® Earth Science Skill Builder Flip Charts with Multimedia Lessons
Combine 'Write-On/Wipe-Off' activities with interactive, multimedia coverage of key NGSS topics.
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Ward's® Groundwater Pollution and Spill Assessment Lab Activity
Innovative Introduction to Basic Groundwater Concepts and Problem-Solving.
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NewPath® Life Science Skill Builder Flip Charts with Multimedia Lessons
Combine 'Write-On/Wipe-Off' activities with interactive, multimedia coverage of key NGSS topics.
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Ward's® Do Microbes Arise Spontaneously? Lab Activity
Determine the Origins of Microbes by Re-creating a Classic Experiment