"Ward's® Thermochemistry In The Bag Inquiry Demonstration Activities"

Where did whales come from? Trace the history of whales back to the early Eocene epoch by making inferences from analyzing fossil data.

Demonstrate transformations of energy - thermal, electric, and kinetic - with this amazing device.

This simple device gives a graphic demonstration of the sun’s radiative energy.

This kit is a dramatic test of a novel reporter gene.

Ward's silicon carbide abrasives.

Students gain a better understanding of the structure of matter.

Design your own experiments in animal behavior, or use them to expand an existing kit.

Determine the Culprit that Killed Little Bo Peep's Sheep

Hands-on, standards-based lab kit that helps students explore the source and function of atmospheric layers and the impacts on health and the environment.

Demonstrate the inverse relationship between density and volume.

What happens when warm ocean water and cold ocean water meet?

Keep Students’ Interest in the Water Cycle from Evaporating

Students will gain microtechnique and staining experience by creating their own microscope slides of onion root tips that have been specially grown, cut, and fixed at maximum mitotic activity.

Students research why one-third of Americans are lactose intolerant, but most other cultures have a much higher intolerance rate.

A clear and easy way to show students the steps of DNA fingerprinting by simulation, this kit with accompanying DVD guides students through the step by step process: from gel to Southern blot to radioactive probe to fingerprint using everyday UPC codes.

Students explore the Moon's motion and phases in this lab activity.