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Activités de biologie animale
Choisissez parmi un vaste catalogue d’outils pédagogiques conçus pour améliorer l’enseignement des sciences biologiques, notamment les tests simulés de sang et d’urine, l’illustration de divers habitats naturels et la dissection d’échantillons de selles stérilisés provenant de différentes régions. En manipulant ces supports pédagogiques, les élèves apprennent à connaître les animaux, l’environnement, les interactions entre différentes espèces, les modes de croissance des organismes cellulaires et bien plus encore. Sûrs et économiques, ces kits pratiques sont conçus pour fournir tout le matériel nécessaire à un enseignement efficace de la biologie.
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Science Take-Out® Life Support For A Developing Baby
Make A Model Placenta To Investigate Effects Of Prenatal Exposures.
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Science Take-Out® Stem Cells
Learn How Stem Cells Can Be Used To Treat Diseases.
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Learning Resources Chick Life Cycle Exploration Set
Interactive models help students understand stages of chicken development.
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Science Take-Out® Factors That Affect Sponge Egg Hatching
Design And Conduct A Controlled Experiment.
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Science Take-Out® Brains Under The Influence
What Factors Affect Blood Alcohol Concentration?
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Science Take-Out® Genetic Engineering: Way To Grow
How Does Genetic Engineering Produce Human Growth Hormone?
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GSR/Temp 2X Biofeedback System
See and Hear How You Control Your Body’s Reaction to Stress
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Animal Track Rubbing Plates
Create Colorful Rubbings of Sixteen Different Tracks and Track Patterns
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Science Take-Out® Taste Blind
Students use taste papers to determine if they are PTC tasters.
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Animal Skin Rubbing Plates
Students can make lifelike animal skin rubbings, add texture to their drawings of animals, and create an animal skin scrapbook.
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Science Take-Out® A Case Of Food Poisoning
What Is Causing An Outbreak Of Food Borne Illness In A Community?