Education Supplies
Innovating Science™ Distance Learning: Elephant Toothpaste
Teaches students the effects of a catalyst on a chemical reaction
Innovating Science™ AP Biology Investigation Kit No. 13: Enzyme Activity
Students will use turnip extracts to learn the nature and specificity of enzyme-catalyzed reactions.
Alpec Spectra Red Laser Pointer
Designed for presentation and instructions.
Vernier™ Optics Expansion Kit
Add the Vernier Optics Expansion Kit to your Dynamics Cart and Track System to conduct optics experiments, such as image formation with lenses and light intensity vs. distance. You can even use the kit to build a basic telescope.
Vernier™ Rotational Motion Accessory Kit
This accessory kit is used with the Rotary Motion Sensor to study the motion of a physical pendulum; the rotational inertia of disks, rings, and point masses; and the conservation angular momentum.
Vernier KidWind Nacelle Package
Used to hold the generator onto a wind turbine.
Vernier KidWind Chipboard Sheets
Lightweight, stiff recyclable and easy to cut sheets, suitable for making experimental wind turbine blades.
Walter Products™ 5th Cervical Vertebrae Model
This 7 times life-size model of cervical vertebrae shows a transverse section of the spinal column.
Middle School Science with Vernier
Contains experiment activities in Earth science, life science and physical science.
Vernier KidWind Basic Turbine Building Parts
Bare-bones components to build your own experimental wind turbine
Kemtec™ Chemistry Kit: Chemical Formulas I
Experimentally determine the correct chemical formulas for various compounds.
Carolina™ Individual Fungi Cultures
Fungi can help you teach many topics in ecology, genetics, biochemistry and other disciplines.
Walter Products™ 6-part Lower Jaw Model
This 6-part model is 3 times life-size and shows the right half of an adult mandible with nerves.
Innovating Science™ Ideal Gas Law Kit
Explore the gas laws through the reaction of sodium bicarbonate and hydrochloric acid with the Ideal Gas Law Kit. Students will perform the reaction and use the ideal gas law to calculate the amount of carbon dioxide produced, then use stoichiometry to determine their percent yield.
Advanced Biology with Vernier
Contains experiments appropriate for AP Biology and college biology courses.