"Physics Clearance"

This Texas Instruments graphing calculator is the workhorse of math and physics classrooms everywhere.

With quick set up and execution, Large Demonstration Electroscopes give educators more time to work with students.

Both versions of these economy tuning fork sets come with a mallet designed for one hard and one soft end for use with all frequencies of forks.

Design and build a hydraulic claw that works like the ones in the arcade.

Perfect for putting the 'A' in STEAM, why mess with wires when you can use conductive tape?

Intermediate-level rocket with laser-cut balsa fins and streamer recovery system.

The perfect K'NEX solution for your Maker Space!

Show the difference between three pendulums with different lengths.

This sensor can measure the static pH values of common liquids.

Measure distance, velocity and acceleration on up to 200 samples per second and distances between 15 cm and 6 m.

Economical pulley for simple machine experiments.

The E.H.T circuits on this digital power supply are fully floating, enabling the positive and negative terminals to be grounded for certain applications.

Easy-to-assemble beginner level rocket with pre-colored parts.

This air track provides a frictionless surface that is indispensable for studying the mechanics of linear motion.

A classical experiment to determine the speed of light in air.

Explore STEM concepts while building lever and pulley models!