"physics kits"

Students understand atomic line spectra in a whole new light.

This kit is used to perform the classic experiment of the 'Monkey and the Hunter'.

Experience an exothermic reaction and create a heat pack.

Three simple, hands-on activities, geared towards young students, introduce the properties of magnets.

A Safe and Easy Alternative to Engine Rockets

Perform physical and chemical tests to explore different soil types and determine their properties.

A low-tech solution for teaching advanced biotechnology.

Construct and launch air-powered rockets to explore aerodynamics and propulsion.

Ideal for introducing electronics.

What is that Element?

Sturdy box for investigating frictional forces.

Introduce the concept of a simple electric circuit and show that a wire can carry electricity and how a switch can start and stop the current flow.

Investigate how distance, force, and interference impact the way magnets work.

The New York State Regents Examination in Physical Setting/Earth Science (Part D) consists of two components: a laboratory performance test and a written test. The performance test features three different stations of hands-on activities.

An economical way to teach dynamics including position, velocity, acceleration, force, elastic and in elastic collisions, momentum, conservation of energy, and much more.

Bring Some Heat Into the Classroom