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View Price: $29.99 Design and build a house using different materials. Explore what is possible. Related what exists to dreams of what can be. (Out of Stock)
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View Price: $14.99 Create a musical instrument with affordable classroom materials in minutes for students to discover first-hand a wide range of explorations into the science of sound. - +
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View Price: $14.99 This simplified version of an ancient braiding technique ties together art, history, and mathematical patterns in a fun activity suitable for all ages. - +
View Price: $19.99 Combine traditional Native American culture and modern mathematical concepts to explore geometric shapes and patterns! - +
View Price: $17.99 Combine geometry with Native American Indian culture to create a figure inspired by the Hopi Kachina doll! - +
View Price: $9.99 This simple yet effective activity provides a practical method for teaching students how to find and label the magnetic poles on a magnet, identify magnetic materials, understand the difference between geographic and magnetic poles. - +
View Price: $19.99 Hypothesize, experiment, collect data and analyze forces and motion with a straw “rocket” and an easily made launcher. The stronger the force, the farther and higher the rocket flies! - +
View Price: $19.99 Be amazed at this clever way to demonstrate the transfer between potential energy and kinetic energy. - +
