Education Supplies
Carolina™ Planaria
Remarkable regeneration!
Innovating Science™ Water Testing Kits
Contains everything an analyst would need to perform a water analysis either in the laboratory setting or out in the field.
Learning Resources, Inc Magnetic Butterfly Life Cycle
Magnets featuring real-life photographs enlarged for demonstration.
Kemtec™ Accelerated Motion Kit
Investigate accelerated motion using a totally reusable system that includes six foot tubular ramps, toy cars and ball bearings.
Vernier KidWind Gear Set with Spool
Used to increase the RPM of generators to give high power output during experiments.
Carolina™ Water Bears
Cryptobiotic (inactive) forms may be made by dehydration and can be reanimated during class for student observation or about an hour before needed.
Carolina™ Moss Set
Mosses commonly grow close together in clumps or mats in damp or shady locations.
Kemtec™ AP™ Chemistry Kits: Acid-Base Titrations: An Inquiry Investigation
Students standardize a sodium hydroxide titrant with a primary standard, KHP; then find the concentration of an unknown acid solution.
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: Acids, Bases and the pH Scale
Discusses differences between properties of acids and bases, the role of hydrogen and hydroxide ions in acidic and basic substances, and the pH scale with regards to acid and base strength
Carolina™ Mixed Crustaceans
A group of small crustaceans found in the sea and nearly every freshwater environment.
Carolina™ Hydra
An underwater wonder!
Innovating Science Plant Tissue Macronutrients
Extract nutrients from plants of your choice and determine if nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are present in the plant sample.
Walter Products™ 3-part Female Pelvis Model
Almost life-size, this female pelvis model separates into 3 parts.
Walter Products™ Bone Tissue Model
Depicts both exterior and interior details of different human bone structures.
Kemtec™ AP Chemistry Kits: Determining the Equilibrium Constant (and Temperature's Effect) with Beer's Law
Loaded with important concepts and techniques for the AP chemistry student; determine the equilibrium constant using Le Chatelier's principle and Beer's Law (using spectrophotometry) to determine equilibrium concentrations of reactants and products.