"physics kits"

Are All Halogen's Created Equal?

This machine, designed by teacher Bruce Yeany, offers a hands-on demonstration of the relationship between the moment of inertia and the distribution of mass.

Radioactive Decay Cubes Lab Activity

Demonstrate how the center of mass affects the torque on an object.

Durable plated-steel ring clamp holds labware securely on stands for heating or experiment setups.

A complete classroom solution to the daunting task of teaching electronics and programming.

This kit on its own allows a student to experiment with series and parallel circuits, switches and solar power and potentially build their own board game that utilizes the led’s and buzzers.

Ideal electrostatic tool for generating voltages.

Power three different solar vehicles — a solar speed boat, an air boat, and a surface submarine — using only the power of the sun. Build three vessels out of your recycled plastic beverage bottles then power them with the sun using the included 1/2 watt, waterproof solar panel. You can build a solar speed boat, an air boat, and a surface submarine. No batteries required.

An interesting and unique kit designed for hands-on exploration of electrochemical principles.

Hands on Identification of Elements

Learn about light energy and light-emitting reactions called chemiluminescence.

What Can You Learn from Fabric?

A full suite of Cubelets® for makerspaces, libraries, museums or classrooms.

Introduce coding and programming in a fun an easy way.

The Collision in Two Dimensions apparatus is a rich source of data for studying conservation of momentum and conservation of kinetic energy in collisions.