Classroom Physics Instructional Material
Eisco™ Ping Pong Balls
Ping Pong Balls that can be used as a general classroom supply, in physics experiments, or as a replacement in educational kits such as trebuchet.
United Scientific™ Engino™ STEM Challenge Bundle, Stem Mechanics and Newton's Law
Includes two Engino Kits that are ideal for STEM Challenge Competitions.
United Scientific™ Basic Spectroscope
Easy to use handheld spectroscope.
United Scientific™ Franck-Hertz Apparatus
The Franck-Hertz Apparatus is a set of equipment used for observing the excitation transitions of electrons in Argon.
United Scientific™ Cavendish Gravitational Balance
This Cavendish Gravitational Balance verifies Newton's Law of Gravity and measures the universal gravitational constant, G.
United Scientific™ Laser Pointer with Holder
This United Scientific™ Laser Pointer with Holder that allows you to securely hold a laser pointer at any angle and the clip can hold the toggle button in the on position for extended demonstrations and experiments.
United Scientific™ Liquid-Filled Compass
Durable Liquid-Filled Compass housed in a black rotatable bezel.
United Scientific Supplies Spouting Cylinder
Demonstrate Torricelli’s theorem to show the relationship between water pressure and depth.
3B Scientific™ Teltron Maltese Cross Tube D
To study the fundamental science of electron optics.
Supertek™ Motor-Generator Model Set
The Motor-Generator Set from Supertek™ helps students understand the connections between electric motors, generators, and transformers, both physically and technically.
Learning Resources, Inc Measuring Spoons
For age group between 5-13 years.
Supertek™ Electrostatic Kit
Use this handy Supertek™ Electrostatic Kit for demonstrating the generation of electrostatic charges with friction rods.
Supertek™ Metal Wave Machine
Demonstrate longitudinal and transverse waves using this Supertek™ Metal Wave Machine.
Discovery Education™ If We Had No Moon
Experts reveal the enormous impact the moon has on Earth
Discovery Education™ Great Inventions with Bill Nye: Communication
Retrace the innovations that allow humans to contact almost anyone, anywhere, at any time.