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Giant Foam Dice
Soft foam dice are available in giant 5" size. Quiet, soft, and easy to handle. Each pair comes in a clear plastic zippered carrying case.
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Golden Guides
Each pocket-sized volume contains hundreds of illustrations and descriptions of the most common, important, and striking examples of each type of specimen, structure, or phenomena.
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Sunshine Makes the Seasons
What are the reasons for the seasons? Students read and find out that it all begins with the Sun.
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Fraction Stax Set
A colorful set of 51 plastic stacking pieces representing one whole, halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, tenths, and twelfths.
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Aluminum Overflow Can and Catch Bucket
This sturdy, seamless aluminum can measures 10 cm Ø.
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Eisco® Van de Graaff Generator Hand Crank, 9.8" Dome
Ideal electrostatic tool for generating voltages.
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Rainbow Fractions® Tiles -n- Work Tray
Pieces of 2.5mm thick solid plastic have fractional values are printed on each tile.
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Dot Dice
You can use these multi-colored dice for games, exercises in probability, basic operations, fractions, statistics, practicing and strengthening mental calculations, and more.
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Foam and Rubber Dice
These dice come in foam or rubber and are quiet, soft-to-the-touch and easy to handle.
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Weather Series
These delightful young reader books use splendid cut-outs, eye pleasing illustrations and even an amusing song or two to guide students through the changing seasons, to teach them that weather can be observed and that weather can vary from day to day and from season to season, and that weather can affect what we do and what we wear.
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Leonardo Da Vinci Bridge Kit
Hands-on STEM learning kit explores the engineering principles of gravitational and lateral forces.
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What Rock Is It? Study Kits
Test your student's geology skills with this educational and fun activity. Students receive a bag of unlabeled rock specimens, then must test for physical and chemical properties in order to identify each rock sample. The easy-to-follow flowchart aids students in their classification decisions.