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6 digital microscopes
Easy to use microscopes, where, instead of looking through an eyepiece the magnified image is displayed on a computer monitor via a USB connection.
Use as a hand-held device or attached to the flexible neck holder. Simply twist the dial on the microscope to magnify and press a button to take snap shot images.
Featuring 60x and 250x duo focal points and 4 LEDs with adjustable intensity. The magnified images can be captured with the one touch snap shot or through the enclosed software which includes video recording and timed shots functionality. Each microscope is also provided with an observation board with gridded scale.
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Format: Equipment
Box size: 70 x 44 x 24 cm
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These boxes have been kindly given to us by The Primary Science Teaching Trust and Jurassic Coast Trust who have worked together to develop resources that teachers can use in their classrooms and local environments to inspire interest in the UK’s geological history. Primarily aimed at Y3 in the UK curriculum, the resources are also useful for evolution in Y6, plus dinosaurs in KS1.
The box contains:
- Samples of 6 rock types: Chalk, Limestone, Sandstone, Slate, Granite and Marble and some fossils (eg. ammonite/ belemnites)
- A copy of the Teacher Guide and supporting materials eg ID cards for the rocks and fossils, Rocks Family Tree, Geological map of the UK, A Branch sorting key and a possible Learning Journey
- A magnifying glass
- A Grain measure
- One set of ‘The Story of The Ichthyosaur’ cards (also available to download from the PSTT Big Jurassic Classroom Resources – ‘How do Fossils Form?’)
The Teacher Guide includes exciting activities for learning about rocks, fossils and evolution. All the reproducible resources in the book are available at full size in a separate resource pack, also free to download. The box is designed to be used alongside a wide range of online rocks and fossil resources covering 3-7 years and 7-11 years, available to download from the PSTT website:
https://pstt.org.uk/resources/curriculum-materials/big-jurassic-classroom
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The Renewable Energy Kit demonstrates the production of electricity using solar, water and wind power - all renewable sources of energy. Relevant to the Science and Geography National Curriculum for KS2 and above. The kit is large enough for whole class demonstration.
It is can be quickly assembled and is easy to use and demonstrate.
The kit comes with four dials, a meter, a siren, flashing lights, and moving cogs to demonstrate possible effects of power generation.
In the classroom the teacher can use a fan or light source to replicate the wind and/or sun. In addition to demonstrating the generation of electricity using renewable sources, teachers can use the kit to discuss the environmental issues associated with these forms of energy production.
Description
Box size: 70 x 44 x 18 cm
Contains:
Heart model - splits in half to reveal the ventricles, atriums, valves, veins and aorta. Life size.
Heart wall hanging - a colourful, hands-on resource that will stimulate interest, attract the attention of the class and create part of an eye-catching wall display.
Includes: full set of labels, detachable heart chambers, fabric arrows and teacher's notes.
Stethoscope
Pulse meters - easy to use. For monitoring heart rate and oxygen levels
Description
Format: Equipment
Box size: 48 x 39 x 20 cm
This construction set allows children to investigate engineering principles and the workings of simple machines. Models of gear boxes, fairground rides, cable cars, cranes and engines can be constructed, enhanced, or encourage children to come up with their own designs.
Dates and Deadlines
Upcoming
We will always endeavour to include requests received after this date on our delivery routes, time and weight permitting, but please be aware this may not be possible. If we are unable to deliver, and the resources are available, you would be welcome to call and collect them from us instead.
17 August 2026: |
Deadline date for Autumn Terms 2026 delivery |
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