Geology Models
Simulate and learn about the natural geological occurrences common on Earth with the geology models. These representations also help teach magnetism, sedimentary layers, and thermoclines. The tangible models help students grasp processes and information that would otherwise be difficult to visually showcase. All models are built to be durable to withstand rough handling, accidents, or routine use. Geology models also serve as reference models for lesson review.
Seismograph Model
Clearly demonstrate how a seismograph records the shock waves generated by an earthquake in the classroom or laboratory.
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Geoblox Grand Canyon Models
Geoblox models provide a multi-learning approach to help students understand concepts and structures from the inside out as they build their own models.
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Eisco Horizontal Strata Model
Comprehensive Horizontal Strata model with 27 different geological features.
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Ocean Features Model
Detailed relief map for exploring major ocean floor features and geological processes.
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Earth Science Landform Model
Engaging inerlocking model for exploring how Earth’s landforms form and interact.
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Open Pit Mine Model, Excavation and Resource Extraction Demonstration
Hands-on model illustrating open pit mining processes and human impact on Earth.
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Underground Mine Model, Subsurface Mining Techniques Demonstration
Model illustrating subsurface mining methods, engineering design, and resource extraction.
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Erupting Volcano Model
This large plastic model is an easy to use, mess-free volcano simulation. One half of the detailed cross-section shows the inside, the other has corresponding labels for assessing student knowledge.
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Ward's® Complete Set of Geological Processes Models
The durable resin construction and realistic details of these geological models will add impact to your geology lessons for years to come.
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Solar Motion Lab Activity
Students Assemble Their Own Models to View the Changing Relationship of Sun to Earth