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Termites weren’t the kind of pet most of us wanted when we were growing up. But they’re a great way to demonstrate symbiosis, the caste system, and/or pheromone attraction in your classroom! Whether your termites are large or small, we show you how to care for them in this video.
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Check out 15 of our most popular chemistry activity downloads in one convenient place. Covers classroom or distance-learning lessons.
This activity helps students investigate Boyle's law and the behavior of colloid particles when exposed to pressure changes.
Give students a boost from using fruit to demonstrate how batteries convert stored chemical energy into electrical energy.
Students can explore wildlife conservation, why it's important, and methods used to address biodiversity loss.
Download this care guide for the facts on Bacteria and Fungi and instructions for their observation, care, and culturing.
A quick and easy activity illustrating the effect of cross-linking on a polymer
Students can think like a scientist by using the scientific method.
Download this care guide for the facts on Hydra reproduction, regeneration, and instructions for their collection, care, and feeding.
Download this guide for the facts on Nasonia lifecycle and instructions for culturing and handling Sarcophaga and Nasonia.
Help students explore methods used by “Disease Detectives” in virology labs to detect respiratory viruses.
Your students will be the few in a “billion” people who can answer questions about the structure and composition of the Milky Way Galaxy.
A quick and easy activity illustrating the effect of concentration, temperature, and a catalyst on the rate of reaction.
A hands-on way to help the students in your class investigate endothermic reactions.
Download this care guide for the facts on culturing this complex yet easily studied organism.
Help students separate fact from friction when it comes to the motion of the Earth’s crust and the movement of its tectonic plates.
Use this free resource to demonstrate the science of surface waves, wind waves, linear theory, stokes drift, shoaling & breaking, wave measurement, and more.
Solar and lunar eclipses captivate student’s curiosity. Help them learn that there's even more to an eclipse than meets the eye!
Introduce students to this consequential transition element with our colorful lab activity that demonstrates the various oxidation states of manganese.
Use this free activity to whet your students’ appetite for exploring superabsorbent, hydrophilic polymers and their real-world applications.
