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Make Your Students “Plastic Literate”

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Science teacher Michael Calhoun developed this activity to help students explore the difficulty of predicting the advance of a developing hurricane.

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Using FoamBones and other materials included in this activity, students get an in-depth look at the structure and function of bone at both the macroscopic and microscopic levels.

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

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Examine the physical properties of onion DNA.

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These activities are designed to meet exam requirements for the regents exam part D.

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Using Ward's safe and nontoxic simulated blood, students can simulate a blood-typing experiment and delve into the concepts of Rh typing.

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Introduce Concept of Electrophoresis Without Hardware

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Simulate the Actual Procedure Used in Forensic Science, Without Hardware

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

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Students use the manipulatives in this activity kit, developed by Teacher Carole MacMullan, to depolarize and repolarize a neuron as they model sodium and potassium ion movement through gated channel proteins embedded in the plasma membrane of a neuron. 

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In this inquiry-based learning case, students will research the properties of particle size, sorted and unsorted particles, and the effect on the rate of water movement as they analyze a water infiltration and drainage issue at their local school.

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How Big Is A Mole? Why does a mole of copper weigh more than a mole of sulfur?

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Collect Evidence like the Experts

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Hands on racing activity.

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This laboratory focuses on the mutualistic relationship between the giant tortoise (Geochelone elephantopus) and the Galápagos tomato (Lycopersecon esculentum) as an example of coevolution.

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Science Has Never Been Sweeter!

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Students research the geological processes of water with this unique kit developed by teacher Greg Johnson.

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Apparatus Shows Effect of Heated Water on Other Materials

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Create a "cool light"!

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Colorimetric test for trace evidence.

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In this inquiry-based learning case, students will design a coating for pills to lessen stomach pains associated with uncoated pains.

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Students build two different gliders — a hamburger shaped glider and a hot dog shaped glider.

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Students explore the Moon's motion and phases in this lab activity.

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Full Class Exploration of Ecosystems

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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.

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This interdisciplinary kinesthetic lab has groups of students building their own models of 5 different viruses: tobacco mosaic, mumps, influenza, potato X, and a bacteriophage.

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What can we learn from our urine?

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This inexpensive set of materials outfits your whole class for gel electrophoresis at a great price.

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Study Cell Division With This Comprehensive Learning Activity.