Borax Snowflake Lab
Teach 9th grade chemistry students how to build a snowflake with borax.
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Teach 9th grade chemistry students how to build a snowflake with borax.
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This build your own solar LED Jar light is a fun and creative way to teach and learn about photovoltaics.
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In this activity, students will research how a radio sends and receives AM and FM signals.
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Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Month 2026 with Ward’s Science—enter for a chance to win, explore educator resources, and get inspired all month long.
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When schools track lab incidents, including near misses, they gain visibility, improve safety systems, and create safer classrooms.
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Explore how ongoing training strengthens safety culture, reduces risk, and supports confident, hands on learning.
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Support safer K–12 science labs by strengthening compliance, clarifying expectations, and promoting confident, consistent safety practices for staff and students.
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Stop hunting for supplies. Our kits make it easy to use powerful hands-on tools with less prep.
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Download this simple biology lesson plan and introduce elementary science students to the plant pigments responsible for autumn leaf colors.
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Introduce balancing equations and the Law of Conservation of Matter.
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Help your AP Environmental Science students understand exponential growth, k vs r strategists, and limiting factors
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Explore a curated collection of teacher-created science activities to simplify lesson planning and engage students in hands-on learning across multiple subjects.
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Use these in class demonstrations to show the 5 different types of chemical reactions to your students!
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Focused around electron configurations, this fun battleship adaptation is great for your next chemistry class.
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Create a character and story line based on the physiological impact a certain system has on the body.
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Simulate meteorites coming to earth and the relationship between kinetic enegery (KE) of a sphere and its mass by measuring and analyzing quantitative data.
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Use this Electromagnetic Introduction Lab to demonstrate the factors that affect the strength of electric and magnetic forces.
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