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Discover How Muscles Contract

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Ward's Protein Synthesis Magnetic Model helps students visualize the steps of protein synthesis.

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Illustrate the Structure of a Protein in Three Dimensions

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Following a step-by-step procedure, students mark, label, and rotate the Earth to illustrate and answer questions on solar intensity, rotation, and revolution, and angles of radiation.

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Physically Separate Different Substances

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Matter has mass and takes up space. With this exciting kit, students explore the relationship of mass and volume using a spring scale and hook weights and observations.

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There’s been a crime on Prospector’s Cove, and a certain type of beach sand found on the victim is your key piece of evidence.

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Collect Photographic Evidence like the Experts

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Students become doctors with this medical diagnosis activity kit.

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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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Re-create Experiment Investigating Microbial Growth in Soil

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This kit uses models to introduce the fundamentals of organic chemistry.

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Determine the Culprit that Killed Little Bo Peep's Sheep

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Reinforce Math and Mapping Skills

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Students gain a better understanding of the structure of matter.

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Demonstrate probability and the laws of Segregation and Independent Assortment.

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Bloops are strange but cute little creatures that, as teacher developer Anthony Garofalo has discovered, are perfect for helping students make sense of Mendelian genetics, especially concepts of dominance and recessiveness.

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How does a sand filter trap particulate matter?

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Isaac Newton could never have imagined that upper elementary and middle school students could explore his mathematically derived laws of motion using straws, compact discs, wooden spools, and balloons.

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Let your fingers do the folding, forming and finishing with this fun geological model making kit.

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Who’s at Risk of Cardiac Attack?

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Ideal to determine the amount of Vitamin C in fruits and vegetables.

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Working Solar Collector That Students Construct and Monitor.

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Design your own experiments in animal behavior, or use them to expand an existing kit.

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Help students visualize the simplest part of a nucleic acid.

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

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What can urine tell us?

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What can we learn from our urine?

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

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Can broken glass crack the case?