With This Old Bone Lab Activity, students perform an actual technique used by forensic anthropologists to determine the age of individuals at their time of death.

How does DNA fingerprinting determine paternity?

A low-tech solution for teaching advanced biotechnology.

Create a geologic map utilizing soil data.

Identify Parasites and Other Fauna

Tell Time from the Shadows Made by the Earth’s Rotation.

Special-purpose markers write through moisture as easily as they write on dry surfaces, and are suitable for industrial, biomedical, and educational laboratories.

Includes Actual Samples from the Volcanic Eruption.

Re-create “Pollution” and Observe Bacteria’s Degradation Abilities

Engage Students in a Hands-On Density Activity

A Fun and Interesting Introduction to Polymers

Innovative Introduction to Basic Groundwater Concepts and Problem-Solving.

Connect Enzyme Use to Production of Dairy Products

This lab teaches students about oxidation-reduction reactions through electroplating.

Enough Materials to Construct Five Sets of Two Models

A Great Exploration Activity into Many Chemistry Topics

How can DNA help solve a murder mystery?

What Is Making the Block Stop Moving?

Students research a variety of macromolecules.

Uncover Mysterious Microfossil Clues

Learn The Capabilities And Limitations Of The Sense Organs

Create Three-Dimensional Models of Landforms from Topographic Maps.

Simple Yet Effective Demonstration

Introduce techniques of reading topographic maps.

Use Mapping Skills to Conduct Groundwater Assessment

Investigate Water Pollution in the Same Way That States Do

Students experiment with circulation in air and water with this lab activity.

The Exploring Mechanical Weathering Lab Activity Shows the weathering of rocks on the Earth’s surface.

Examine the physical properties of onion DNA.

This activity provides a safe method to introduce one of the most important examinations used in the hematology lab.