This magnifier has a 4-1/8'' diameter lens with 2x magnification. It is ideal for viewing both small or large specimens and objects. The bottom frame of the magnifier is ruled in both cm and inches for measuring objects to be viewed.
This magnifier measures 9" in diameter and 7'' in height with 4x magnification. Students can observe insects, rocks, grass or even their own fingers. This is an ideal tool for an outdoor classroom and outdoor learning.
A bug viewer's magnifying lens is designed for safely viewing small objects like insects.
Closely observe insects using this magnifying bug viewer. It provides students a chance to see bugs and other small items up close. This magnifying bug box can be used outdoors or in the classroom and features a spacious plastic chamber to place your things before viewing.
This bug viewer gives students a closer look at all sorts of small things. The plastic container has a magnifying lid with air holes to keep bugs alive. The grid on the bottom allows students to measure their specimen.
This microscope is very easy to use. It does not need to be plugged in and there are no mirrors to adjust. This is an ideal tool for outdoor learning.
This microscope features all metal construction, a rugged "student-proof" design, and precision optics.
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This MicroSlide Viewer allows students to view up to 10 photo micrographs under up to 5x magnification. This viewer does not require batteries or electricity to work. Its small footprint and simple setup allows for quick science labs that are both low mess and low maintenance. Perfect for dynamic, multipurpose labs or classrooms.
Comes with 50 plastic microslides, 50 plastic cover slips and 50 sheets lens tissues
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Teacher use only
An elementary pan balance is used to compare the masses of two objects or to measure the mass of an object.
These 1g, 5g, 10g, and 20g plastic gram pieces help students visualize and measure mass.
A triple beam balance is used to measure mass.
**Secondary schools only
**Secondary schools only
Porcelain
A medicine dropper is a tool used to measure and dispense liquids.
A funnel is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom and is used for guiding a liquid or a powder into a small opening.
Economical non sterile safety goggles are designed to protect from hazards with a flexible ridge around a PVC frame.They can be worn over personal glasses. A broad bearing surface around the edge of the mask molds snugly to the wearer's face. The anti-fog lens coating provides superior fogging protection. The goggles meet ANSI Z87 requirements.
The one-piece molded frame features side shields to protect the eyes from flying debris.
Certifications: ANSI Z87+ approved.
This solar calculator is a scientific calculator that has the features you’ll need for basic classroom calculations. The calculator is solar powered, plus has battery backup should you find yourself using it in low lighting conditions.
The TI-83 Plus graphing calculator handles calculus, engineering, trigonometric, and financial functions. It can display graphs and tables on split screen to trace graph while scrolling through table values. It has built-in memory for storage and analysis of up to 10 matrices and fourteen interactive zoom features.
**Secondary schools only
Rings not included
**Secondary schools only
**Secondary schools only
**Secondary schools only
An alcohol burner is used to produce an open flame during a laboratory investigation.
**Secondary schools only
Hot plates are frequently used in the laboratory to heat samples, perform chemical reactions, and for numerous other activities.