"Elementary Science"

Isaac Newton could never have imagined that upper elementary and middle school students could explore his mathematically derived laws of motion using straws, compact discs, wooden spools, and balloons.

A must for your optics lab!

Great for teaching that density depends of both mass and volume, students can't seem to put these spheres down! Two steel spheres are great for teaching the skills of observation and deduction.

The TI-108 is a versatile calculator for the science classroom.

Excellent For Storing Standard Sized Slides

Excellent quality, plexiglass mirror that is unbreakable.

Build 5 simple machines simultaneously!

This is constructed of durable, long-lasting hardwood, the full sized board provides a stable, sturdy base upon which to write your field notes while the clip keeps those notes from being blown around the field.

Often mistaken for beetles, these wingless crustaceans live their whole lives on land, feeding on decaying organic matter.

Constructed from an engineered thermoplastic resin, these durable laboratory carts will not chip, warp, crack, rust or peel.

Good for magnetic experiments. Not so good with coffee.

Learn Focusing Skills and Understand Scale

Made of Unbreakable Molded Plastic.

Investigate plant cell traits

Calculator shows entries and results at the same time with two line display and allows students to scroll up or down to review previous entries and results.

Fun experiment to illustrate motion and dynamics.