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Supplier: Wards

Simple metal bobs each come with a hook for easy attachment to pendulum.

Supplier: Wards

Metal pulley with rotatable pulley for experiment set up.

Supplier: DIVNICK INTERNATIONAL INC.

Demonstrate the vortex action of a tornado with a dramatic lesson.

Supplier: Shiv Dial Sud & Sons

These heavy-gauge aluminum carts come completely assembled with low-friction ball bearing wheels and space to carry five ordinary bricks.

Supplier: Wards

Discover the period of a simple pendulum, then use video analysis to investigate energy conservation and conversion.

Supplier: Chase Instruments

Our general use hydrometers are made of smooth glass for easy cleaning and have sealed-in paper scales and metal ballast.

Supplier: Estes Industries

Easy-to-assemble intermediate-level rocket with laser cut balsa fins.

Supplier: Wards

With the Large Plastic Dynamics Cart, students can explore the changes in motion that occur in a dynamics cart when different amounts of net force are applied.

Supplier: COOK IRON STORE

Spins Your Gyroscope to High Speeds Quickly and Reliably.

Supplier: Wards

High-speed pulley with low friction design mounted on a rod for easy integration into experiments.

Supplier: GSC International

Set of three metal rods with 1 cm engravings for demonstrating Archimedes' principle and buoyancy.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Easy to read scale for performing centripetal force experiments.

Supplier: Wards

Friction blocks are useful for teaching the basics of force and motion.

Supplier: Wards

Friction blocks are useful for teaching the basics of force and motion.

Supplier: Estes Industries

Easy-to-assemble beginner level rocket with pre-colored parts.

Supplier: Estes Industries

Add some tech power to your rocket experiments and take the guesswork out of altitude measurements.

Supplier: STANLEY SPRING & STAMPING

This set consists of a carefully selected steel spring, a mass of 0.5 kg with a hook on both ends, and a mass of 1 kg with a single hook.

Supplier: Shiv Dial Sud & Sons

A classic demonstration of the dependence of angular acceleration on moment of inertia.

Supplier: Estes Industries

How high did it really go? Measure your rocket's altitude it with this easy to use device.

Supplier: American Scientific

An interactive way to demonstrate angular momentum with any grade level.

Supplier: GSC International

This apparatus facilitates the calculation of gravitational acceleration through free-fall experiments.

Supplier: GSC International

This versatile timer with infrared sensors can be used to measure the speed of a moving object.

Supplier: Wards

Beautiful, large, and functional gyroscope for classroom demonstrations.

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Hooke's Law spring set with variety of spring constants.

Supplier: Estes Industries

Get your larger model rockets in the air with these popular rocket engines.

Supplier: Wards

A simpler version of the Advanced Pulley Demonstration Set, this model includes eight single pulleys and two double sheave pulleys in addition to EISCO ball bearing frictionless pulley.

Supplier: TEL-ATOMIC INC SE

New Technology Removes Frustrations of Traditional Experiment

Supplier: Wards

Economical pulley for simple machine experiments.

Supplier: GSC International

A precision apparatus showcasing projectile motion and free-fall principles.

Supplier: GSC International

These rubber balls appear identical but differ in elasticity to demonstrate energy conversion.​