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Science Resources
Teachers and parents alike can select from a large array of educational science resources for the classroom and the home. Give your children the gift of exploration when you enchant them with kid-friendly kits, books, and charts, or design your own experiments with high-quality lab supplies.
Exciting Variety Whether you are a teacher, parent, or child-care worker, these science resources provide an effective solution to help you encourage your students' or children's interest in science and health. From quality lab gear to safety materials to electronic media, there is truly something for every purpose. Among the popular resource themes are healthy food choices, microscopic objects and samples, rock formations, human anatomy, insects, worms, and other animals.
Interactive Experiences In addition to many different forms of reading and teaching materials, these resources include a huge selection of hands-on learning supplies to fully engage a child's attention and enthusiasm. There are interactive options for every approach to teaching, including microscopes, experiment kits, prepared slides, magnetic dioramas, and educational models of things such as the human brain.
Helping Children Grow Children of all ages can learn from these science resources. Infants can enjoy colorful space-themed toys. Preschoolers and kindergartners can gain knowledge while they read and play with a wide selection of books, magnets, and toys. Elementary, junior high, and high school students have access to many educational tools, including more advanced lab and experiment equipment. Not only do these resources teach children scientific facts, but they also help children develop important observational and critical thinking skills with the use of personal activity journals and mental exercises.
Age group and grade: Ages 7 - 12 and grades 2nd - 5th
Type: Human body
Teaching your students about the complexities of the human body is easy with these cross-sectioned models that come apart for hands-on classroom demonstrations
Draw circles 2" to 32" in diameter, construct and measure angles with built in protractor and measure length in customary or metric scales with ruler edges
Features cerebellum, frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes, corpus callosum, brain stem, hippocampus, ventricles, insula, corpus striatum, internal capsule and lentiform nucleus
Includes 31 piece model, display stand and guide with facts and photo illustrated assembly instructions
Construct a realistic looking human skeleton from head to toe, exploring how the bones support the body, relate to the circulatory system and protect organ systems
Includes 41 piece plastic model, display stand and guide with skeleton facts
