"Ward's® Thermochemistry In The Bag Inquiry Demonstration Activities"

Soft iron is a classic example of a readily magnetized material.

Get started collecting environmental data in your classroom.

This wooden machine has a sturdy wooden construction ideal for classroom use.

This kit enables a junior researcher to complete DNA transformations with their own engineered DNA and cells.

Flexible polystyrene boats feature smooth surfaces to provide accurate pour-outs with minimal sample loss.

What Happens When You Combine All Colors of Light?

Teach Real-World Uses for PCR Technique

Metamorphosed rock showing foliation and rich in hornblende.

The Newton’s Rings Apparatus consists of a plano-convex lens on top of a flat glass plate, held together by a plastic frame.

Instantly transform potential energy into kinetic energy.

Clean Up an Oil Spill Right in Your Classroom.

Piece Together DNA from its Four Nucleotide Components

Practice patterning, grouping, sorting, counting, numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, measurement, and more with these colorful ³/₄" cubes.

The activities in this kit focus on developing a better understanding of why periodic trends occur in the elements.

Construct a motorized pitching machine to explore basic electricity and mechanics.

Build a propeller-driven car to explore energy conversion and motion.