"Ward's+Phenomena+Lab+Activities"

Bring older, weaker magnets back to life with this magnetizer.

Use this apparatus to make your own spectroscope! A simple, yet effective device to explore the wave/particle duality of light.

Mica group; cut sheets showing basal cleavages. Books and sheets in bulk pack.

This assembly is handy for multiple lab applications.

Spectrometer for studying concepts of optics.

Vivid Illustration of Thermoexpansion.

Quality electromagnet.

Learn about biplastics and how their composition affects their physical properties.

Iron bob with hook for pendulum attachment.

Friction blocks are useful for teaching the basics of force and motion.

Pure, bright yellow, Frasch sulfur.

A simple way to demonstrate parallel and series circuits.

Protect Clothing from Spills and Splashes

Demonstrate Newton’s First Law

Students explore conservation of momentum with real-world machinery in this Collision Cart.

Functional model of telescope.