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Supplier: Avantor

Explore our planet like never before!

Supplier: Avantor

This collection is useful for ecological as well as geological studies.

Supplier: Avantor

Common geological materials conveniently packaged for lab, classroom, or industrial use.

Supplier: Avantor

Illustrate how soils are formed from parent rocks and minerals.

Supplier: Science First

Explore Relative Age Dating.

Supplier: ADAM MOORE MO

Well preserved, bony fossil fish in matrix. Average length ¹¹/₂" on 2 x 3" matrix. Brazil.

Supplier: GROUP SALES INC

Recreate the spectacular sight of an erupting volcano with this kit, developed by a Smithsonian Volcanologist.

Supplier: Skywill Far East Industries

Multifunction Capability in One Affordable Instrument

Supplier: Ward's Science

Determine the identity of minerals.

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The Plate Tectonics Classroom Project displays minerals in their appropriate tectonic settings.

Supplier: GSC International

Simulate seismic waves that create soil liqurefaction right in your classroom!

Supplier: BRAINSTORM STUDIOS, LLC

Simulate seismic activity to explore structural integrity and earthquake science.

Supplier: ADAM MOORE MO

Whole ammonite shells of mixed varieties with highly colored iridescent shells; fine quality. Average size: 1". Madagascar.

Supplier: Wards

This five-piece plastiic model is useful for illustrating the basic geologic concepts of folds and faults found in Earth’s crust.

Supplier: Ward's Science

Understand how water moves under the surface.

Supplier: Mega Molecules

Ten unique hands-on activities for students to learn fundermanetal earth science concepts and skills.

Supplier: Mega Molecules

A hands-on interactive model to teach tectonics, designed for the entire class.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Vividly demonstrate plate tectonics and plate boundry interactions.

Supplier: Kemtec

A hands-on volcano model building project complete with safe, simulated lava eruptions.

Supplier: ADAM MOORE MO

Well-preserved individual teeth from what may be the largest known carnivorous dinosaur found to date in the fossil record. Exceptional quality and detail. Average size: 1 ^₁/₂" L x ¹/₂" W. Morocco.

Supplier: LaMotte

The LaMotte® topsoil tour is an exciting classroom investigation into the physical and chemical properties of soil.