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Let us help you to identify activity kits to meet your specific Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) needs! Our hands-on kits have been developed by expert scientists and educators to incorporate cross cutting concepts, science and engineering practices and disciplinary core ideas. The activities, designed to provide students with a complete understanding of science as they progress through grade levels, are easily introduced into Physical Science, Life Science, Earth and Space Science, and Engineering lessons.
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Genes In A Tube
In this lab activity, students precipitate their own DNA from solution and examine its appearance.
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Edvotek Transformation with GFP Kit
With this kit, students learn how transformed cells take up a plasmid that contains the GFP gene.
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miniPCR® Chopped! Using CRISPR/Cas9 to Cut DNA
Use the CRISPR/Cas9 system in vitro to cut DNA in a tube and analyze the results with gel electrophoresis.
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Ward's® Engage Fiber Identification, IBL Case
In this inquiry-based learning case, students enter the role of an R&D intern at a sustainable clothing company, to research fabrics for a new, sustainable clothing line.
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Innovating Science® Urinalysis using Simulated Urine
Learn about urinalysis, one of the oldest medical diagnostic tests performed.
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Transformation of Escherichia coli with Green or Blue Fluorescent Protein, Edvotek
Using this kit, students genetically engineer bacteria with genes from a jellyfish.
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Shark Week Kits
Teach fundamental concepts of genetic diversity and real world applications in marine biology.
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miniPCR® DNA Glow Lab™: Exploring DNA Structure
Move beyond paper models and investigate DNA structure directly!
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miniPCR® P51™ Enzyme Lab: β-Gal Glow
Use an inquiry-based approach to investigate enzyme activity.
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GFP Transformation Extension: Colony PCR (323), Edvotek
Use PCR and gel electrophoresis to analyze bacteria transformed with GFP.