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Supplier: Avantor

The NASA’s Beginning Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) Students Kit was designed to accompany the NASA BEST Students Educator guides, an afterschool engineering club curriculum for students in grade K to 2, 3 to 5 and 6 to 8 (www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/best/index.html).

Supplier: FUN EXPRESS

Ball, asteroid, 2

Supplier: OTHER WORLDS EDUCATIONAL ENT.

Appropriate for Students at Any Level

Supplier: SCIENTIFICS DIRECT

Essential Celestial Guide for All Astronauts.

Supplier: Science First

Made of heavy paper, the models can be positioned to show their relation to one another at any given time of the year.

Supplier: Science First

Make Your Students Active Participants in Long-Duration Observations

Supplier: Science First

Prepare your students for the Great American Eclipse.

Supplier: TEACHERGEEK INC

This solar panel features a PET backed panel with alligator clip leads.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Demonstrate the rotational motion of Earth on its axis, its orbit around the Sun, and the revolution of the moon around Earth with this high-quality model.

Supplier: PARADIGM EDUCATION CORP.

Bring the Moon Into Your Classroom

Supplier: NEWPATH LEARNING LLC

NewPath’s Our Solar System Curriculum Learning Module provides a complete set of visual, digital and hands-on resources designed to support teacher instruction and provide students with the skills to master key concepts on the Solar System.

Supplier: LITTLE FOLKS VISUALS

Students have fun manipulating these large brightly colored felt pieces. The solar system has never felt closer.

Supplier: Science First

This comprehensive collection features over 90 of the very best classroom-tested, hands-on activities for teaching basic astronomy, from the phases of the moon to simulating the expansion of the universe.

Supplier: OTHER WORLDS EDUCATIONAL ENT.

Unites Magnificent Images Within a Unique Learning Game Format

Supplier: SCIENTIFICS DIRECT

This inexpensive star and planet locator allows you and your students to pinpoint the positions of more than 500 stars, constellations, and planets relative to the horizon for the exact hour and date you set.

Supplier: TONAWANDA MANUFACTURING

Who says you can't lasso the moon? Bring miniature moons on a stick into the classroom to illustrate phases of the moon and how the positions of the Earth, sun, and moon cause each phase. Each Moon Pop consists of a wooden stick supporting a sphere with one black half and one white half.

Supplier: United Scientific Supplies

Learn about spaceships and the international space station while creating different models.

Supplier: Science First

Twenty-one hands-on activities are included in this 176-page spiral-bound book.

Supplier: Science First

The Project STAR Class Set is designed to accommodate 10 students with numerous astronomy activities that can be used throughout the year, in class or at home.

Supplier: Science First

High-quality reproductions of regions of the sky with stars, nebulae, and galaxies for student activities.

Supplier: Science First

This sampler of project STAR materials provides hours of astronomy activities for your classroom.

Supplier: Science First

This device shows how the sun's appearance changes over a period of one month.

Supplier: Science First

Observe absorption lines in the Sun's spectrum, the spectra of energized elements in gaseous states and the double yellow lines of Mercury vapors in the spectrum of a fluorescent lamp.

Supplier: Science First

Seasonal changes, the positions of sunrise and sunset and the special circumstances of solstices and equinoxes are easily demonstrated and examined.

Supplier: Science First

Do-It-Yourself Star Finder Kits let your students make their own inexpensive, adjustable star chart that can be set for any time of night on any day of the year using only a pair of scissors and tape. 

Supplier: Science First

Students will calculate the relationship between the apparent brightness of a luminous object and the distance to the object.

Supplier: Shiv Dial Sud & Sons

Define, ideate, build, and test a prototype that teaches moon phases and science investigation skills.