Alcohol lamps are this week’s Item of the Week! These lamps provide an open flame and can be used in various biology and chemistry experiments. One of the main uses for alcohol lamps is to produce an updraft that clears the air of contaminants in the immediate vicinity of the flame. These alcohol lamps are…
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Item of the Week
This week’s Item of the Week is the Constant Motion Car. The constant motion cars have a constant and uniform velocity, which makes it perfect for teaching your students how to calculate acceleration! Operated by battery power, the cars will continue in a straight line when on a flat surface for enough time to calculate basic time…
Item of the Week
This week’s Item of the Week is the OHAUS Scout SPX Balance. This scale has a digital screen that makes it easy to read, and a stabilization time of one-second. With the different application modes and the ability to weigh in various units, the scale is a good tool for students and teachers in many areas…
New Chemistry Kit: Water!
We have another new curriculum kit available for students in 5th or 6th grade! Water, Water, Here and There is a Math and Science Hands On (M.A.S.H.) kit that can be utilized to teach students through the scientific study of fresh and salt water. By mixing fresh and saltwater together, dropping objects into water, and…
Item of the Week
This week’s Item of the Week is the Digital Infrared Laser Thermometer. By pointing the laser at an object, you are able to measure the surface temperature of that object, within the range of -50℃ to 750℃. This thermometer can be especially useful for measuring surface temperatures below freezing or above boiling point. You can check out the Digital Infrared…