"physics kits"

Use Cabbage Juice as a pH Indicator

The Lenz's Law Kit investigates how much force an induced magnetic field can create.

Comprehensive Basic Electricity Kit For Building and Studying Circuits.

How Do Hair and Fiber Differ?

The activity includes one triple sheave, one double sheave, and two single sheave pulleys, as well as a beautifully illustrated activity guide with questions, making it ideal for single student study or as a demonstration unit.

Six different models can be built with one chassis.

Parts to learn how a microcontroller works.

Improve student test scores and involve parents in the process fun, exciting, interactive, and inclusive, these sets of content-based games help students master curriculum outlined in the current NSES Standards for grades 1 to 8.

A complete solution to learning

Demonstrate the properties of radioactive decay safely in your lab.

3' Fiber optic element, easily demonstrates the bending of light through the fiber optic wire. An inexpensive way to introduce students to fiber optics specifically the use of fiber optics for visual applications.

Convenient and easy storage.

A compact, hands-on kit designed for microscale experiments demonstrating electrochemical principles with minimal chemical usage.

Witness your student's awe as they perform this inquiry-based activity on intermolecular forces.

Meets AP Science Practices 4, 5, 6, and 7, and Big Idea 4.

Miniature catapult for demonstrating STEM concepts with a medieval weapon.