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This demonstration is adapted from our Luminol Demonstration Chemistry Kit and is ideal for middle and high school students.
In this high school lesson plan from Discovery School, students learn about star types, star formation and distruction, and how technology has changed our understanding of stars and the universe.
This demonstration is dedicated to raising your students' awareness of the air pollution created by their everyday activities.
The following 2 demonstrations can be done in your classroom with inexpensive materials you probably already have on hand.
Try these teacher-tested, take-home tests to let your students determine their readiness for the upcoming exams. These are great for review after each lab or as a group as a final review.
Autumn Leaves activities designed for Elementary and Middle School Students
In this lesson from our partners Discovery Education, middle school students learn about the molecular structure of DNA and much more. They construct a DNA model with inexpensive household items...
These kits let students observe metamorphosis, butterfly life cycle, and much more, while also providing an opportunity to study numerous other life science topics.
In this activity, elementary and middle school students learn about anoles, create a classroom habitat for them, and discover the 3 things anoles need for an active, healthy life.
We have developed a preservation formula that produces superior specimens without compromising classroom or lab safety. Carolina’s Perfect Solution® addresses the need for an alternative to traditional formaldehyde-preserved specimens.
Middle School Lesson Plan for Space & Astronomy
Worksheet for use with our Classroom Planetarium Lesson Plan.
To help you introduce corn genetics in your class, Carolina has highlighted a few of our corn ears that are especially appropriate for introductory activities.
Learn about how genetic corn offers a convenient and affordable way to effectively teach Mendelian genetics.
Because of its very specialized, diverse yet similar appendages, the crayfish is the perfect specimen to convey to students the relationships between structure, function, and environment.
Because of its very specialized, diverse yet similar appendages, the crayfish is the perfect specimen to convey to students the relationships between structure, function, and environment.
Because of its very specialized, diverse yet similar appendages, the crayfish is the perfect specimen to convey to students the relationships between structure, function, and environment.
Because of its very specialized, diverse yet similar appendages, the crayfish is the perfect specimen to convey to students the relationships between structure, function, and environment.
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