Each set contains six slides with different examples of pollen/spores, textiles, insects, tiny creatures, animals and plants. Perfect for use with traditional microscopes.

Set 1
Pollens & Spore

• Pollen of lily
• Sunflower pollen
• Bottle brush sport
• Fern spore

Tiny Creature

• Plant louse
• Fruit fly
• Shrimp egg
• Silk work larva (moth)

Textile Fibers

• Hemp fiber
• Silk stuff
• Cotton fibre
• Bemberg

Insects

• Leg of butterfly
• Wing of butterfly
• Wing of locust
• Leg of honey bee

Plants

• Pine wood
• Camellia leaf section
• Bamboo shoot
• Sponge gourd

Animals

• Goldfish scale
• Hare hair
• Camel hair
• Feather fowl point

Set 2
Pollens & Spore

• Tulip pollen
• Leaf spore
• Pinte tree pollen
• Orange pollen

Tiny Creature

• Common red sponge
• Angora rabbit hair
• Ant
• Mouse fur

Textile Fibers

• Panya
• Nylon
• Wool
• Handmade paper

Insects

• Locust leg
• Worker bee wing
• Bee antenna
• Bee abdomen

Plants

• Stem of corn
• Leaf of nerium
• Onion rind
• Silver berry scaly hair

Animals

• Cat hair
• Canary feather
• Dog hair
• Sheep hair

Build an electromagnet, electrical catapult, doorbell, telegraph and more! Includes neodymium and ceramic magnets, LED, switch plates and battery holders, iron filings, compass, wood blocks, hardware, other supplies and detailed activity guide.

For beginning scientists. Magnifies up to 600x. Mirror, light, vials, tweezers, slides and hand magnifier included. Grades 2–8

Ms. Frizzle and her students take Young Scientists on a wild ride with The Magic School Bus as they explore the fascinating world of the human body. Young Scientists learn about the anatomy and physiology of the different organ systems through lots of fun and creative experiments and activities such as recreating the human body with cling-on window stickers, building a 17-inch plastic human skeleton, matching fun facts on a poster, making a lung model, measuring a pulse, dilating pupils, exploring touch receptors, finger printing, learning about teeth enamel, making a ball and socket joint, and much, much more! This entertaining bus-shaped kit comes with components for the experiments, a poster, sticker sheet, 20 colorful experiment cards, and data notebook to record observations. The highlight of this kit is the large plastic human body skeleton that Young Scientists will put together, label, and display. Seatbelts, everyone! Get ready to explore the Human Body! (Ages: 5 and up)

Chunky, durable test tubes put serious science safely within reach for young students!

• Encourages inquiry-based investigation and hands-on observation
• Supports serious science experiments — plastic tubes are safe at temperatures from 10°-200°F and feature calibration marks (25, 50, 75 and 100 ml)
• Includes 6 test tubes, different colored lids (to track experiments), sturdy rack and Activity Guide
• Hand wash

Tubes measure 6"H x 1.5" in diameter

Engaging and colorful, these “write-on/wipe-off,” dry-erase activities are ideal for building fundamental, standards-based skills. Flexibly designed for use in whole class, small group and individual scenarios! Each flip chart set includes 10 double-sided, 12" x 18" laminated charts and a teacher's guide featuring step-by-step teaching instructions along with copy-masters and exercises.

Real x-rays printed on clear, heavy duty plastic. Perfect for use on light tables. Study the difference between mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians and birds. Learn about each featured animal and the process of radiology. The idea guide contains many interesting facts about each animal such as habitat, distinctive features and group type. Up to 8" x 10". Set of 13. Grades K and up.

Oversized, anatomically-accurate figures show how creatures change as they grow. This detailed, four-piece set is made of durable, flexible plastic and is fun and educational. Mix them up and encourage your child to place them in the correct order. Recommended for Ages 4 and up.

These corrugated boards feature sturdy construction, clean lines and tremendous value. In addition, we have designed the outer panels of all corrugated boards to overlap so students can handle them easily. Assorted colors include: red, yellow, blue, sky blue, green, black, pink, purple, and orange. 48"W x 36"H.

Ideal for teachers, students, and parents, this series can be used as a stand-alone resource or a supplement for other science materials, including basals. Lessons include specific topic instruction, key terms, review activities in standardized test format, and experiment pages. 128 pages.

Watch your children explore and build colorful patterns with these 1" plastic tiles. Set includes 400 color tiles in four colors packaged in a reusable storage bucket. Activity Guide included. Ages 3 and up.

Bubbles really are a blast! Maybe it's how easy, clean, and fun they are that appeals so much. The amazing thing is that they're just little puffs of air trapped inside a thin lm of soap and water and yet, they're loaded with so much really cool science. A bubble's precise spherical shape and beautiful swirling colors make it a true visual wonder. Of course, they don't last very long unless you know the secret to handling them.