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Plant cell
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogueTake your instruction even further and get down to the molecular level of plants with the Plant Cell model activity kit at OISE library. This kit includes a preassembled 3D model of a plant cell with…
World of animals : Welt der tiere = Le monde des animaux
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The OISE library’s World of Animals activity kit is guaranteed to fascinate both teachers and children alike! When switched on, this high-tech globe illuminates with dual-image effect that shows marine…
Digestive system model : model activity set
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The Digestive System Model is great for those teaching science for students of all ages, specifically teaching about biology and life systems. The the model includes detailed visuals of the mouth,…
Torso anatomy model
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogueA reduced scale three dimensional model of the human torso developed to explore a variety of systems: respiratory, circulatory, nervous, digestive and urinary. Fine detailed sculpturing with hand painted…
Animal cell
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Anton van Leewenhoek first stumbled upon animal cells swimming around in pond water over 300 years ago. Use this model to introduce the idea of the animal cell to students still in the intermediate grades,…
Introduction to Mendelian genetics
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Learning about genetics can be as easy as rolling a dice with the Introduction to Mendelian Genetics activity kit available at OISE Library! Introduce biology students to the concepts of inheritance,…
DNA activity model
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The DNA Activity Model kit is useful for making learning about the components of DNA hands-on and visual for students from grades 7-12. This 3-D double helix model can be put on display in class for…
Tree biodiversity kit
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The Tree Biodiversity Kit allows student to get hands on, learning about North American tree species and how climate effects tree growth. The kit includes six tree rounds, consisting of oak, basswood,…
The human eye model
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Have a closer look at what’s inside the human eye. The Human Eye Model is about 5 times life-size for hands-on exploration. It can be disassembled into 6 hand-painted parts: upper and lower half of the…
Human ear model
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Have you heard about the exciting new activity kit at OISE Library? The Human Ear Model is a great way to introduce your students to the structures of the human body and the study of Audiology. The model…
The human skeleton : playing cards = Les os du corps humain : Cartes à jouer = Los huesos del cuerpo humano : naipes
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The human body contains a lot of bones. The Human Skeleton: Playing Cards kit contains a full deck of 52 cards, plus two jokers that act as quick, at-a-glance indexes for the cards. Each card is in full…
Animal track rubbing plates = Pistes d'animaux sur plaques
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The activity kit contains 16 thin rectangular plastic plates of three various colours (blue, red, and yellow). On each of the plates, there are embossed patterns of one particular animal and the animal’s…
Bean germination
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Share the wonders of plant growth — and avoid the mess of soil and water — with the Bean Germination kit. Set in a non-toxic plastic case, this kit displays the process of germination. Starting from a…
Double-sided magnetic human body
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Did you know the human nose and brain can remember 50,000 different scents? Or that a newborn baby has well over 300 bones at birth? Share these fascinating facts about the human body and skeleton through…
What's inside me? apron
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue Science is stylish with this fun wearable kit available at the OISE Library. The What's Inside Me? Apron offers an interactive look at human biology, presenting a three-dimensional peek inside the internal…
Lucky mammal survival guide
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Lucky Mammal Survival is a fun game that introduces students to the concept of animal survival and adaptability. Students get to create an animal and see if it is able to survive factors such as climate,…
Tiny Tim: My first skeleton
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Learn about the locations and shapes of the bones of the body with Tiny Tim. This miniature skeleton offers a unique hands-on learning experience for young scientists and curious kids. Tiny Tim is also a…
Botany Cabinet
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This activity kit encourages students to make classroom-to-world connections through matching the shapes provided in the cabinet with the shapes of leaves they locate outside. Learning doesn’t end in the…
Botany Cards
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The First Set of Botany Cards contains cards illustrating the parts of: a plant, a root, a leaf, and a flower. The Second Set of Botany Cards is used for the identification and classification of roots,…
Leaf Cards
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The Leaf Cards aid the child in moving from the concrete representations of leaf shapes to abstraction. There are three series of 18 cards that correspond to the leaf shapes contained within the Botany…