Earth Science

• Small unpainted 3-D models (4 3/4” x 4 3/4”) make great classroom projects. 
• Includes lesson plan and 10 sets of 4 models.

Set of four includes landforms: 

• Volcanoes 
• Glaciers 
• Faulting 
• Folding

• Physiographic Relief Globe – Study Earth’s anatomy inside and out with this unusual globe.
• Two piece construction gives students a cross-sectional view of the Earth’s interior, depicting, crust, mantle, inner and outer cores.  
• Notations specify temperatures, air densities, distances and atmospheric layers. 
• Globe surface shows all major landforms in raised relief. 
• Mark able globe includes comprehensive Teacher’s Guide

• A detailed study guide in combination with seven raised relief maps allows students to take a geological in the classroom. 
• Raised relief map displays a distinct geographic formation that effectively topography with underlying geology.
• Size: 21” x 32” 

• This inflatable World Globe is an inexpensive way to get a globe into the hands of each student. 
• Time zones and geographic features are just a few of the attributes of this 24” easy to inflate, World Globe. 
• Country capitals important cities.
• Great for school and home use.

• Students learn to identify different fossils after digging them out of a gravel mixture. 
• Kit contains 1 lb. bag of gravel mixture with 12 real fossils (2 each of 6 different).
• Corresponding large identified specimens, magnifier, forceps, and Teachers Guide in storage box.

• A selection of 15 fossils to illustrate the major life forms present throughout geologic history. 
• A descriptive key sheet and geologic time chart introduces students to basic fossils and match the fossil to the era.

• Let your students in grades 6-12 experience the excitement of a realistic fossil dig. 
• These fossils are genuine vertebrate fossils and are encased in sediment similar to that in its natural location. 
• This kit includes a guide, brush, magnifying glass and a digging tool.(is it really an artificial sediment)

• Introduce your students to intraspecific and interspecific variation with this fossil collection. 
• Includes Teacher’s Guide, calipers, reproduction rock formations and rulers.
• Students use calipers and rulers to measure internal and external dimensions of 50 fossil brachiopods imbedded in reproduction plastic rocks. 

• This completely revised multi-color chart depicts the entire geologic time scale with most current geologic dating information.
• Representative fossils the corresponding geologic periods are mounted on the chart. 
• Size: 18” x 24” and comes with a wood frame. 
• Geological Time & Fossils Chart Transparency.
   

• The relationship of predominant elements of the Earth’s crust to the recipes for minerals will be explained in this project. 
• Minerals of the Silicate, Sulfate, Sulfide, Oxide, Halide, Carbonate and Native element families are mounted.
• Size: 18” x 24” chart 
• Wood framed on sturdy backing. 
• 10 Additional Rocks & Charts 

The term “ore” is used in connection with a rock or mineral mass when it contains enough of an element or compound to make it economically feasible to mine. 
15 specimens of the more important ores are included.

• Contains 30 different minerals (5 of each sample) to be used with the taxonomic key contained in the lab manual.
• Students test for hardness, specific gravity, color, streak, and cleavage. 

Includes a Mineral Testing Kit which consists:

• Streak plate
• Glass plat
• Hand lens, Magnet
• Acid bottle, nail 
• Penny, and hardness scale.

• From calcium to zinc, some of the many types of minerals that are used in common foods, vitamins, food processing & preserving. 
• Six numbered specimens approximately 1 1/2” x 1 1/2”. 
• For our use of minerals for daily nutrition.

• Basic unit of 75 rocks and minerals demonstrates major rock-forming minerals.
• Unit includes 75 specimens.
• Size: 1-1/4” x 3/4″ 
• Edition specimens are 3” x 3”.
• Scale of hardness and recognized physical properties. 
• a streak plate, magnet magnifier and compartmented container. 
   

• Grades: 6-8.
• Students review the earth material facts surrounding “rocks”. 
• Tossing the ball around the classroom, bounching it on the playground or spinning it around at home makes for a fun and easy way to learn or review rocks.
• There are 96 fascinating facts on this 24” inflatable, vinyl ball, covering Igneous, Metamorphic and Sedimentary rock types. 

• This book is an effective visual introduction to geology. 
• Aerial photographs of geologically significant locations have been digitally transformed into fascinating 3-D views.
• A series of study questions accompany each photograph. 
• Two pairs of 3-D glasses are included with each book.
• There are sixteen aerial images included in this 3-D book vividly illustrating dozens of landforms typically covered by earth science textbooks such as mesas, landslides, faults, dunes, and volcanoes. 

• Seismograph model gives students a better understanding of how earthquakes are measured and calculated to intensity.
• This small table top unit will captivate your students as they try to top the Richter scale. 
• Simulate your own earthquakes and the seismograph will accurately record their intensity. 

• These collection boxes to store rock and mineral specimens are rugged polystyrene, and leather-finished cardboard.

Four sizes are available. 

• 40-Cell Box.
• Cell Size: 1.5 x 2
   

• This kit supplies students with the tools necessary for rock, mineral, and fossil identification.
• Comes in a zip-lock pouch. 

The test kit includes: 

• Streak plate, Glass plate
• Hand lens, Dropper bottle, 
• Magnet, nail, 
• Penny, and hardness scale. 

• Sturdy plastic tray is large enough for group study or individual investigations. 
• A special trough can be used for relating the rate of erosion to slope and stream volume. 
• Includes a 48 in. x 14 in. x 3 in. heavy plastic tray with drain. 
• Outlet assembly, 36 in. x 2 in. inlet and outlet hoses, trough.
• Tray or trough, and a 72 in. x 1/4 in. siphon tube with clamp.