Intermediate Senior Biology/Chemistry/Physics

500 biology flash cards, an effective new way for students to remember what they learn, 19 categories cover all AP Biology topics"--Container.

Colour coded pieces make up the molecules present in the double helix structure of DNA.

"Liven up your whiteboards and put these giant, double-sided magnets in the hands of students! Assemble the pieces to create a skeleton over 3 feet (1 m) tall. Flip the magnets over to explore major organs and muscles of the body!"--Container. Includes: Skull, Torso (4 pieces), Upper arms (2), Lower arms (2), Hands (2), Upper legs (2), Lower legs (2), Feet (2)

Includes model and pamphlet entitled: Female Reproductive System by Alvin Quinn from the Sex Education/Family Living Series.

Includes wall charts on the following topics: The Human Body; Nutrition; Digestive System; Respiratory System - Circulatory System; Skeletal System; Muscular System; Senses - Nervous System; Endocrine Systems - - Reproductive Systems; Human Development
Immune System.

This detailed model with removeable organs is designed for the study of human anatomy.
This 12 part, 50 cm sexless human torso is appropriate for use in any classroom. This torso shows the major body systems and many anatomical features are numbered or lettered, which can be identified using the accompanying key card.--Walter Products Inc. website. Contents: 12-parts include:
Torso, 2-part head, 2-part heart, ½ brain, 2 lungs, Stomach, Liver, Large & small intestines, Cecum cover Sheet: Key card.

Adult human skeleton model for physiological study. Upper and lower extremities with movable joints for demonstration purposes. Spinal column depicts spinal cord, nerve exit, vertebral arteries, and herniated disc for detailed examination. The model is made of plastic for durability and mounted on a base for stability. Key for instructional use.

Includes model and pamphlet entitled: Male Reproductive System by Alvin Quinn from the Sex Education/Family Living Series.

The set includes 108 balls representing atoms, each colour-coded by element and with a number of holes corresponding to the valency of the specific atom. Designed to demonstrate the molecular structure of various elements and organic and inorganic compounds, by connecting balls using the various links. There are 38 medium gray links representing single covalent bonds, 41 long flexible gray links for double or triple bonds, and 14 medium purple links for contrast in certain cases. Also includes 6 lone pair electron lobes and 12 unhybridised p-lobes (flat, pear-shaped pieces). Chemical structures are outlined in the instruction booklet.

A series of charts for use in science classes from upper elementary school through junior college. Intended to help students build an understanding of major, recurring themes such as change over time, energy, cycles, movement, forces, systems, structures, scale and stability. Contents: How are we endangering our earth?
1. What do cells do to stay alive?
2. Why is DNA so important?
3. What explains the variety of life on earth?
4. How are these animals alike and different? (Invertebrates)
5. How are these animals alike and different? (Vertebrates)
6. What is the advantage of each behavior?
7. How are living things adapted to these environments?
8. How do most plants make a living?

A seven-colour depiction of the modern periodic table with 118 elements. All basic information is included with subtle colour coding of more advanced topics.--Spectrum Educational.