"dead SCIENTIFIC INC."

This apparatus helps students to understand the Coriolis effect, the phenomenon whereby an object moving on a spinning surface will travel in a curved path.

Demonstrate the rotational motion of Earth on its axis, its orbit around the Sun, and the revolution of the moon around Earth with this high-quality model.

Introduce basic weather concepts with this versatile apparatus.

The Understanding Science series is designed to aid the instructor in explaining difficult scientific concepts in an easy to understand format.

Uncover and identify four actual fossils up to 500 million years old!

Explore the position of the planets around the Sun.

This set consists of 21 replica fossils in a plastic storage container.

Discover how six essential areas of science affect our lives through live-action footage and engaging graphics which guide students on an easy to follow learning path. This program documents how sunken artifacts are scientifically traced, located, retrieved and their impotence in determining how ancient people lived. Discover what secrets are on the ocean floor and the legendary "Atocha" shipwreck. Students Will Learn: Discover how technology is used to locate shipwrecks. Follow the evidence trail leading to the sunken ship's location. Explore the exciting world of marine archaeology.

Safe alternative to Glass Titrators

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.

Take an Ocean Voyage Without Leaving Your Classroom

Watershed Nonpoint Source Model

Expand Your Enviroscape® Model with the Following Components

Teach students how crystals form in nature.

Wack n' Crack Geodes features geodes filled with crystals just waiting to be cracked open.

Kids chip away at the plaster fossil block to reveal the fossils.