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Cell Anatomy

Cell Anatomy

Teaching Resources & Guides, Life Science Projects, Science Lessons

Cells are “building blocks” of life: all living things, whether plants, animals, people, or tiny microscopic organisms, are made up of cells. Although a cell is only about 10 micrometers across (one micrometer=one millionth of a meter!), there is still...
Hot Chocolate Solvent

Hot Chocolate Solvent

Chemistry Projects, Worksheets & Printables, Science Lessons

Here's a yummy experiment to help you understand how hot cocoa powder becomes hot chocolate.

The Power of Magnetism: Lesson Plan

The Power of Magnetism: Lesson Plan

Physics & Engineering Projects, Worksheets & Printables, Science Lessons

Learn about the forces of magnets, and what makes them push each other away or pull towards each other.

Microscope Slide Stains

Microscope Slide Stains

Science Lessons, Product Resources & Support

A list of stains used on microscope slides, and what the differences between them are.

Rivers & the Water Cycle

Rivers & the Water Cycle

Teaching Resources & Guides, Science Lessons

Rivers & the Water Cycle Science Lesson Properties of Water To learn dive into the river and the water cycle science lesson, let’s start with properties of water. When you hear that NASA’s space probes are looking for “evidence of life” on...
How Plants Drink Water

How Plants Drink Water

Teaching Resources & Guides, Life Science Projects, Science Lessons

The roots of plants take up water from the soil. You can see this with a regular carrot, which is the root of a carrot plant.

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