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Our most comprehensive collection of rock samples.

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Easy identification of rocks, minerals and fossils, as well as testing of area soils is possible with this set. Generous amounts of clay and gravel are supplied for demonstrating sedimentation build-up profiles.

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A Crime Has Been Reported and It's Up to You to Help Prove Who Did It!

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Comprehensive, Economical Test Kit.

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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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Learn while you play with this interactive review game. Students play Bingo using 75 review cards covering the curriculum standards on rocks.

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Learn to draw contour lines and how to indicate elevations on a chart or map.

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Students learn about contour lines by working with plastic models of an actual Mexican volcano.

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NewPath’s All About Minerals Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on Minerals.

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The Analysis of Minerals and Soils Lab Activity teaches students to utilize physical and chemical techniques to thoroughly investigate crime scene samples.

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NewPath’s All About Volcanoes Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on Volcanoes.

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Reinforce understanding of the many powerful forces at work in creating and re-creating rocks with the 75 review cards featured in this fun game.

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Turn rough rocks into beautifully polished gemstones. This professional quality tumbler features a 15 pound capacity steel hexagonal barrel with removable rubber liner.

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Sand, pebbles, and gravel are all ideal for earth science experiments and simulated excavations.

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The perfect means to introduce a topic or review information covered in the classroom or lab, this Bingo game features 75 standards-based review cards.

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Excellent activity to follow study of crystal structure, students identify minerals by physical properties of cleavage and fracture.

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Students Use Reasoning Skills to Locate Hidden Natural Treasures

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By playing this fun game, students will better understand the intricacies of the rock cycle, including the formation and breakdown of rocks and the processes by which one type of rock becomes another.

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NewPath’s Earth’s Surface Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on Earth’s Surface.

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Students discover earth's hidden secrets with the Break Your Own Geodes Kit

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NewPath’s All About Rocks Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on Rocks.

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Soft, Pliable, Reusable.

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Measure the Specific Gravity of Gemstones and Minerals with Ease

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Expanding on concepts learned in the Introduction to Mineral Crystals (60158-00) lab, here students construct models of the six basic crystal shapes, then derive their own definitions of each form by making observations, taking measurements and recording their findings.