"Ward's Phenomena Lab Activities"

Hand painted plant cell model demonstrates details as seen under an electron microscope.

Major structures of a flower are shown in full detail on this economical model. Students can clearly see the calyx, corolla, androceium, stamens, and ovule.

This hand painted model shows the germination of a dicot - specifically a pea seed. It comes mounted on a base and has a key card for identifying key structures.

Model shows the transverse and longitudinal section of a dicotyledonous stem in which case the cambium ring has been formed but no secondary growth has yet taken place.

Greatly enlarged 2 piece model includes small pseudopodium that can be opened to show the internal structure as seen during electron microscopic magnification.

Typical plant and animal cells are displayed on bases for comparison. Use to show similarities and differences, and point out structures and organelles of each cell type.

Model clearly shows the oral groove and their continuation into the gullet and the other side shows the details of the internal structure. The basic model shows details in a lower relief, while the standard model shows a finer detail level.

If you build it, they will remember.

This colorful teaching model is designed specifically for students of all ages.