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A comprehensive catalog of education materials, instruments, and tools available through Avantor allows users to more effectively teach subjects of biology, physics, language arts, chemistry, earth science, forensics, math, and environmental studies. Many interdisciplinary kits allow students to match skills across a variety of subjects in order to better absorb key concepts and procedures. Educational materials are designed to be durable and user-friendly for accessibility with users of all levels.
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Kitronik Discovery Kit
Take your first steps in physical computing with the Kitronik Discovery Kit for micro:bit.
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Fundamentals of Physics Stopped Pendulum
Investigate the effect of a stop on a pendulum's period and displacement.
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Economy Optics Kit
Everything You Need to Demonstrate Optical Principles
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K’NEX Maker Kit Large
The perfect K'NEX solution for your Maker Space!
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Sewing Circuits
Re-imagine wires and what the purpose of sewing can be with this fantastic DIY kit.
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Dr. Fuel Cell™ Basic Science Kit
With this collection of science kits, you and your students can explore the concepts behind and the many applications of solar hydrogen, direct methanol, and other fuel cell technologies.
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Electrostatic Demonstration Kit
This complete set of materials makes possible multiple dramatic demonstrations of basic electrostatic principles.
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Estes Alpha III Model Rockets
Easy-to-assemble beginner level rocket with pre-colored parts.
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Ward's® Essentials Trebuchet Kit
Recreate the medieval weapon using counterweights.
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K’NEX Intro to Simple Machines: Wheels/Axles and Inclined Planes
Investigate and experiment with seven functioning Wheel and 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.