Education Supplies
Innovating Science™ Qualitative Coliform Test Kit
Detect coliforms in water sample using a distinct color change test.
Walter Products™ Torso Dust Cover
Heavy-duty dust cover that protects life-size human torso models.
Roylco™ Fossil Molds
Discuss fossils with hands-on touch using these fossil molds!
Carolina™ Diatom Mixture
Diatoms are a major group of algae, and are among the most common types of phytoplankton.
Giant Magnetic Plant Life Cycles
Enlarged for demonstration on the whiteboard.
Walter Products™ Life-Size Digestive System Model
Illustrates human digestive system from mouth cavity to rectum.
Carolina™ Green Hydra
Smaller than brown hydra; demonstrate a symbiotic relationship with the green algae Zoochlorellae.
Carolina™ Commercial Sponge Set
Carolina™ Commercial Sponge Set is used for examining 4 different dried sponges using this commercial sponge set.
Carolina™ Formalin Quahog
For use in exploring anatomy of marine clams. Carolina™ Formalin Quahog is ideal for studying bivalve anatomy.
Carolina™ Formalin Pig Heart
For use in studying anatomy of cardiovascular system. Carolina™ Formalin Pig Heart is ideal for studying structure and function of heart.
Innovating Science™ Small Group Learning: Formation Of A Native Copper Deposit
In this activity, students will create specific environment conditions and examine the formation of native copper deposits over several days.
Innovating Science™ Firefly In A Flask: Oscillating Chemiluminescence
Two glow-in-the-dark reactions occur in turn: one that is bright an quick, and another that is dull and slow. The oscillation between these reactions looks like a firefly on a summer night!
Innovating Science™ Synthesis of a Coordination Complex
Synthesize and purify a lime-green coordination complex called potassium ferrioxalate trihydrate in this multi-step synthesis.
Walter Products™ Inorganic and Organic Chemistry Molecular Model Kit, 125 Pieces
Create colorful, visible structures to gain a better understanding of chemistry!
Innovating Science™ Small Group Learning: Enzymes And Digestion
Students will expose three nutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids) to different digestive enzymes. The samples will be compared to nutrients to which no enzymes are added and chemical tests will be used to determine if the enzymes were effective in digesting the compounds.