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Modeling Convection Currents<br />

Small groups of students can use unique Lab-Aids®/<br />

SEPUP <strong>materials</strong> to investigate convection currents<br />

in water and develop an operational understanding<br />

of the relationship between<br />

water temperature<br />

and its movement.<br />

This knowledge can<br />

then be applied to<br />

geology as students<br />

analyze data about the<br />

earth’s layers and convection<br />

currents in the<br />

lithosphere. The information<br />

gathered from<br />

these experiments is<br />

then combined<br />

to explain the<br />

motion of the<br />

earth’s tectonic<br />

plates.<br />

Grades 6—12.<br />

Sh. wt. 3 lbs.<br />

SB45742M —<br />

$95.15<br />

Force-Motion Wheel<br />

Students will investigate various earth and space events with experiments that include<br />

observing and recording force and motion concepts related to gravity, magnetism, Coriolis<br />

effect, polar constellation movement, and earth’s heat transfer cycles. The hands-on activities<br />

may be completed on a desk, table, and/or classroom overhead projector. Includes<br />

acrylic Plexiglas ® wheel (8-1⁄2" dia.), super magnets, launch clip, steel balls, bumper pads,<br />

pivot caps, adhesive gum, clear tubing and connectors, and teacher guide. Grade 9 and up.<br />

Sh. wt. 0.63 lbs.<br />

SB48293M — $61.60<br />

Earth Science<br />

Weather<br />

Current Flow Activity Model<br />

Demonstrate the effects of density on current flow! Differences in density — caused<br />

by variations in temperature and salinity — determine our ocean’s currents. Using this<br />

durable, clear, acrylic model, your students will simulate the movement of warm and<br />

cold water between polar and equatorial regions. They’ll also model the current movement<br />

which results from density gradients. In the process, students will learn about<br />

convection currents, weather fronts, and how ocean currents affect our climate. Model<br />

includes segmented compartments which allows separation of water of different densities.<br />

Includes comprehensive teacher and student guides with a variety of activities.<br />

18" L x 3" W x 8" H. Middle school and up. Sh. wt. 3.91 kgs.<br />

SB37371M — $303.40<br />

Coriolis Effect Kit<br />

As the steel spheres track a pattern on the kit’s<br />

turntable, students simulate the effect of the<br />

earth’s rotation on winds, ocean, currents, and<br />

material objects. Each kit includes one 14" dia.<br />

base with erasable tracing surface mounted on<br />

a turntable, removable launch structure, two 5 /8"<br />

dia. steel spheres, and teacher’s guide. Grades<br />

6—12. Sh. wt. 0.59 kgs.<br />

SB28782M — $51.15<br />

Ocean Activity Model<br />

Large, easy-to-use model gives your class a<br />

firsthand look at ocean circulation patterns.<br />

Simply place cold, blue-coloured water in one<br />

cylinder and hot, red-coloured water in the<br />

other to watch density currents in action. Your<br />

students can also substitute saltwater and<br />

freshwater to observe their effect on circulation.<br />

Made of durable plastic for years of use. Includes<br />

detailed teacher’s guide. Size: ¼" L x 4½" W x 12"<br />

H. Grades 5—12.<br />

Sh. wt. 1.27 kgs.<br />

SB31280M — $118.95<br />

Water Cycle Model Activity Set<br />

This three-dimensional demonstrator creates a water cycle as it occurs in nature. A fascinating,<br />

ingenious experimental model that actually causes the rain to fall, then evaporate<br />

in a continuous cycle. It also graphically shows distillation of water as it changes to gas.<br />

Students can examine the evaporation and condensation process within the plastic<br />

model. Study cards encourage hands-on learning. Teacher developed activity notebook<br />

also includes a full-colour overhead transparency and basic understandings to support<br />

classroom activity. Grades 5—12. Sh. wt. 1.36 kgs.<br />

SB25175M — $118.95<br />

Water Cycle Model Only. Sh. wt. 0.99 kgs.<br />

SA09171M — $107.05<br />

Accent Water Cycle Kit<br />

You don’t need expensive equipment<br />

to study water cycles in your<br />

classroom! With these few <strong>materials</strong>,<br />

plus salt water, crayons, a can of cold<br />

soda pop, you can study evaporation<br />

and condensation, humidity and the<br />

dew point, deposition and sublimation<br />

— all with hands-on activities.<br />

Teacher developed instructions feature<br />

background material, detailed<br />

procedures, challenge questions,<br />

journal pages, and answers to all<br />

posed questions. Three distinct lesson<br />

plans could encompass a week’s<br />

instruction! Kit includes lesson plans,<br />

20 thermometers, 8 aluminum cans,<br />

20 plastic containers, sponge, tablespoon,<br />

and 10 plastic spoons. For up<br />

to 30 students working in groups of<br />

three. Grades 6—12.<br />

Sh. wt. 7.63 lbs.<br />

SB42139M — $113.00<br />

www.education.spectrum-nasco.ca<br />

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