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Great for renewable energy demonstrations.

Students have fun manipulating these large brightly colored felt pieces. The solar system has never felt closer.

This solar panel features a PET backed panel with alligator clip leads.

Who says you can't lasso the moon? Bring miniature moons on a stick into the classroom to illustrate phases of the moon and how the positions of the Earth, sun, and moon cause each phase. Each Moon Pop consists of a wooden stick supporting a sphere with one black half and one white half.

Made of heavy paper, the models can be positioned to show their relation to one another at any given time of the year.

Investigate light spectra with this easy-to-use spectrometer.

This comprehensive collection features over 90 of the very best classroom-tested, hands-on activities for teaching basic astronomy, from the phases of the moon to simulating the expansion of the universe.

Explore the position of the planets around the Sun.