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Teach students about energy and motion with this popular kit, which lets students build their own model roller coasters anywhere in your classroom –all you need is masking tape.

How does a hot air balloon stay afloat? Let your students find out for themselves as they create their own hot air balloon model using simple, everyday items.

Create 3-D Cell Models Using Realistic “Cytoplasm”

This wave maker earthquake board and kit makes seismic waves in the classroom.

Discover Double Replacement Reactions in Microscale.

Exciting Environmental Chemistry

Get hands on with dew and condensation.

This set of blocks, developed by Jodye Selco, is an excellent complementary set to Density Blocks I.

What's the Difference Between an Element and a Compound?

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.

Examine a Genetically Inherited Trait in the Classroom

Teach Circuits Without Using Electricity

Perfect for Demonstrating Electrostatics

Three simple, hands-on activities, geared towards young students, introduce the properties of magnets.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow Chemistry Lessons Fly.

Visually demonstrate various concentration types.