"Ward's Phenomena Lab Activities"

Teach Students to Recognize the Common Distinguishing Phenomena That Occur During Chemical Reactions

This lab features two experiments that let students determine the resistance of bacteria to tetracycline, an antibiotic. Developed by Edward Alcamo.

Using Ward's safe and nontoxic simulated blood, students can simulate a blood-typing experiment and delve into the concepts of Rh typing.

How Do Hair and Fiber Differ?

Are lip prints like finger prints?

With this activity, students re-create the DNA molecule to better understand replication, transcription, and translation.

Enough Materials to Construct Five Sets of Two Models

This kit produces colorful results in just fifteen minutes.

What can we learn from our urine?

With this kit, students visualize an abstract concept In under 15 minutes.