"physics kits"

Science of Magic Mad Science Kit

Mix It Up Mad Science Kit

A steel cube, an aluminum cube and a rectangular aluminum slab have each been painted to conceal the identity of the metal. The steel and aluminum cubes have equal volume while the aluminum slab has greater volume. One plastic metric ruler is included with this set. For use with IPS textbook. Set of three.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Make photographic prints using the sun.

Kit 'G' Mad Science Kit

The Optical Voice Link Kit is the ideal introduction for those students first learning about the marvels, mysteries and science of light transmission through optical fiber.
Students will be fascinated by hearing their own voices, after it has been converted into light and then coupled into, through and out of an optical fiber. This kit is suitable for science projects, home projects, short audio fiber optic curriculums for schools, and inexpensive classroom demonstrations.
No prior fiber optics experience, special tools or training are needed for students to be able to build, use and enjoy the multiple applications of this kit.

Investigate and experiment with 7 functioning Wheel & Axle and Inclined Plane models designed to demonstrate science and technology concepts.

Students can determine, through investigation, if the machine multiplies the force it applies to the resistance (load), if the machine changes the direction of the force they apply, and more.

Power three different solar vehicles — a solar speed boat, an air boat, and a surface submarine — using only the power of the sun. Build three vessels out of your recycled plastic beverage bottles then power them with the sun using the included 1/2 watt, waterproof solar panel. You can build a solar speed boat, an air boat, and a surface submarine. No batteries required.

This advanced kit of 320 projects not only introduces students to the basics of electricity and electronics, but also provides them with hands-on experience in the practical application of those concepts.

Build Your Own Fuel Cell Car!

Have your students explore the alternatives to hydrogen and methanol as fuel with this kit.

Perform a variety of physics experiments utilizing this demonstration kit.

Build a miniature power generation system that converts wind into electrical energy.

Take your study of pulleys and engineering to the next level!

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

Students learn how the length, tension, and mass of a string affect the frequency of a standing wave in this engaging demo.