View Price: $9.70 A fascinating science lesson! Students assemble a Benham’s disc to explore the illusion of seeing color in a rotating black and white pattern -- a curious aspect of how our eyes and brain perceive color. (Out of Stock)
View Price: $7.99 Students have fun using a model to sort animals into 2 categories: those born from an egg and those not born from an egg. - +
View Price: $19.99 Build student curiosity about motion, center of mass, and inertia with this fun activity! Use this activity as a tool to discuss the characteristics of living organisms. - +
View Price: $19.99 Create ten reusable germinators that gives students an unobstructed view of sprouting seeds. Graph data, test environmental variables, or simply “enjoy the magic” as the seeds transform into growing plants! - +
View Price: $14.99 Students of all ages will love this fun-to-make and easy-to-play instrument to study the science behind sound and sound waves as they also explore their musical talents. - +
View Price: $9.99 Students learn how to measure biodiversity in terms of species richness (the number of species living in a particular area) by sampling "species" in a simulated ecosystem and graphing and analyzing data. - +
View Price: $4.99 Build student curiosity about motion, center of mass, and inertia with this fun activity! Use this activity as a tool to discuss the characteristics of living organisms. - +
View Price: $4.99 This simple device allows students to appreciate the importance of the stethoscope in medicine and the study of human biology. - +
View Price: $4.99 Create a reusable germinator that gives students an unobstructed view of sprouting seeds. Graph data, test environmental variables, or simply “enjoy the magic” as the seeds transform into growing plants! - +
View Price: $2.99 Students of all ages will love this fun-to-make and easy-to-play instrument to study the science behind sound and sound waves as they also explore their musical talents. - +
View Price: $4.99 Simulate evolution with some colorful "critters" and carnivorous "beaky birds." Simulations are helpful to demonstrate processes like evolution that take place over many years. Observe how adaptations such as camouflage help organisms survive and pass on traits to offspring. Recognize evolution happening simultaneously in both the predator and prey (bird and critter) populations. - +