Supplier: Lab-Aids

With the Metabolism Experiment Kit, students draw correlations between organism size, oxygen consumption, and temperature.

Supplier: Lab-Aids

What's Living In The Dirt?

Supplier: SCIENCE TAKE-OUT, LLC

Investigate why tick-borne diseases are on the rise.

Supplier: Kemtec

Students will conduct six basic, very graphic, experiments to explain the relationship of salinity, temperature, density, and pressure to the ocean and its currents.

Supplier: Kemtec

With everyday materials, students will build a simple wave machine and complete a series of simulations. They will construct 4 wavecoastline environments to identify, compare, and specify the relationship of waves. The class will then divide into four large groups representing local government officials, informed citizens, an environmental group, and land developers.

Supplier: R&D AQUAFARMS SE

A compact multi stage system.

Supplier: AQUASPROUTS, INC

Incorporate your AquaSprouts aquaponics garden into a variety of classroom lessons.

Supplier: Kemtec

This elementary kit allows students to model four ocean ecology scenarios as they investigate the effect of farm and industrial waste on ocean life.

Supplier: AQUASPROUTS, INC

Elevate your gardening game by transforming any container into a thriving aquaponic or hydroponic environment.

Supplier: R&D AQUAFARMS SE

Large capacity with segregated stages.

Supplier: Insect Lore

Children watch and learn as tiny caterpillars turn into beautiful painted lady butterflies right before their eyes.

Supplier: R&D AQUAFARMS SE

A compact system to easily display principles.

Supplier: R&D AQUAFARMS SE

Large growth area in a compact space.

Supplier: R&D AQUAFARMS SE

Easily expand your growing output!