"physics kits"

Use a calorimetric technique to determine the temperature of a Bunsen burner flame.

Use Bernoulli’s Principle to predict the landing spot of a stream of water leaking from a bucket.

Determine the speed of sound in air by investigating the resonance of a column of air.

Measure the acceleration due to gravity three different ways.

Analyze the displacement of an object with constant velocity and an object that is accelerating.

Measure the static and kinetic friction between two surfaces using direct and indirect methods.

Design and conduct an experiment that analyzes the motion of a conical pendulum.

Determine the spring constant of a spring using two methods.

Explore charging by induction and discover how a Leyden jar stores electric charges.

Use a clever apparatus to determine the coefficients of thermal conductivity of three materials.

A fun tool to help teach water concepts.

The Complete Precision Air Table helps investigate low-friction collisions.

The award-winning Snap Circuit Series uses building blocks with snaps to build electrical and electronic circuit projects.

This launcher is easy to assemble, and it delivers consistent classroom results.

The heavy base of the economy force table offers stability for all applications.

With the Force Mechanism Trough, students can research acceleration and the effect of gravity on a moving body by propelling steel balls or a wood block down an aluminum trough track.