Collection: Instructional Materials in science
Instructional Materials in science, including kits, models, and educational tools and supplies that allow STEM educaors to engage learners and support scientific concepts through the use of various media, hands-on experiments, and interactive activities.
Whether planning and preparing lessons for several groups of students, a few home schoolers, or a simple single learner, you are sure to find something that will bring your concept to life. We have procured sets of slide stains, tools, and laboratoy essentials, as well as individual items critical to biology, chemistry, entomology, geology, physics, and microscopy concepts. You\'ll want to check back often, as inventory changes frequently. You never know what we\'ll come with; maybe some vintage pyrex glassware, discontinued insect pins from Austria, or glass slides formerly made in the USA?
The best part is that everyone pays the same price! Nearly every item is already discounted, so there\'s no need to wait for a sale. The hobbiest enjoy the same price as the local school, and the school sees the same cost as the corporation. Doesn\'t everyone deserve a break in the name of science? Yeah, we think so, too!
Whether planning and preparing lessons for several groups of students, a few home schoolers, or a simple single learner, you are sure to find something that will bring your concept to life. We have procured sets of slide stains, tools, and laboratoy essentials, as well as individual items critical to biology, chemistry, entomology, geology, physics, and microscopy concepts. You\'ll want to check back often, as inventory changes frequently. You never know what we\'ll come with; maybe some vintage pyrex glassware, discontinued insect pins from Austria, or glass slides formerly made in the USA?
The best part is that everyone pays the same price! Nearly every item is already discounted, so there\'s no need to wait for a sale. The hobbiest enjoy the same price as the local school, and the school sees the same cost as the corporation. Doesn\'t everyone deserve a break in the name of science? Yeah, we think so, too!
