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Robot Kit Comparison

Use this chart to quickly compare features on the robot kits available from Home Science Tools. Robot: Picture Age/Skill Level Features Jungle 10-13 Beginner -Walks or climbs -Sound activated Hyper Peppy 10-13 Beginner -Turns when it bumps into something or hears a...

How To Grow Bacteria and More

Chemistry Projects, High School Projects, Life Science Projects, Middle School Projects, Science Fair Projects, Science Lessons, Teaching Resources & Guides

Experiment with bacteria cultures grown with agar and petri dishes with complete step-by-step instructions.

Learn About Leaves

Life Science Projects, Worksheets & Printables, Science Lessons

Science Lesson What Are Leaves For? Leaves are very important for trees – they provide food for the whole tree (or plant)! How do they do it? Leaves use a very special process called photosynthesis (say: foto-SIN-thuh-sis) to convert energy from sunlight...

How to Choose a Balance

Teaching Resources & Guides, Product Resources & Support

Next to selecting a microscope, a balance is the largest science equipment purchase decision that most schools and homeschool families make. Watch this video to learn more about digital balances: Click to see all balances The type of balance you need depends on the...

Eyes & Vision

Teaching Resources & Guides, Life Science Projects, Science Lessons

Learn about eye anatomy and how your eye works.

Food Science: Popcorn & Chocolate

Chemistry Projects, Science Lessons, Middle School Projects

Why Does Popcorn Pop? Popcorn is a marvel. Have you ever wondered how such big fluffy flakes could come out of a hard little popcorn seed? The secret is water. Do this project to learn about the reaction going on inside a popcorn seed. What You Need: Test tube and...