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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…
Stick to science chemical nomenclature cards
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Stick to Science Chemical Nomenclature Cards offers a fun and visible way educators can introduce secondary school students to the chemical nomenclature. Ideal for educators and teacher candidates with a…
Atom
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When one takes quantum theory into account, it is clear that the known Bohr model of the atom is over-simplified. Current depictions of the atom, such as this new model, therefore show electron orbits not…
Cylinder block. No.2
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Cylinders progress in diameter from thin to thick. The Cylinder Blocks introduce the child to the first stage of visual discrimination of size. Made of solid beechwood with a satin smooth lacquer finish.…
Cylinder block. No.3
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Cylinders diminish in height yet increase in diameter from tall and thin and short and thick. The Cylinder Blocks introduce the child to the first stage of visual discrimination of size. Made of solid…
Cylinder block. No.4
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Cylinders progress in height from short to tall with the diameter remaining constant. The Cylinder Blocks introduce the child to the first stage of visual discrimination of size. Made of solid beechwood…
CaddyStack electricity kit
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Offers students the opportunity to design and solve a variety of problems so that they may discover basic electricity concepts; kit also allows for exploration, investigation and invention.
15 bulb…
Number rods
View this item in the U of T Libraries CatalogueThe Number Rods introduce the child to quantity 1-10 and their corresponding number names. Through exploration with the material, the child also develops concepts in sequence of number, combinations of…
Sandpaper numerals
View item in the U of T Libraries CatalogueThe Sandpaper Numerals introduce the child to symbol 0-9 and their corresponding number names. By tracing the numerals in the style and direction in which they are written, the child is preparing for writing…
Spindle box
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The Spindle Box provides practice in associating quantity and symbol for the numbers 0-9.--Publisher's catalogue.
Teen and tens boards
View item in the U of T Libraries CatalogueUsing the Teen Boards, the child explores the numbers 11-19. Bead quantities are created from the 10 bars and colored bead stairs in the Teen Bead Box and are associated with the corresponding numeral on the…
The Golden Bead Material
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogueThe Golden Bead Material introduces the child to the decimal system with concrete representations of the hierarchy of numbers. Quantity and place value is explored by the child through activities in the…
Geometric cabinet
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The Geometric Cabinet introduces the child to plane geometry. The Demonstration Tray is used with the Geometric Cabinet to introduce plane geometric shapes in isolation--Publisher's catalogue.
Geometric plane figures
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This material is used to link the three-dimensional Geometric Solids to their corresponding two-dimensional plane figures.--Publisher's catalogue.
Geometric solids
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The 10 Geometric Solids introduce the child to solid geometry.Pair with the 2-dimensional geometric planes figures.
10 solids : blue wood ; various sizes + 3 stands.
Theorem of Pythagoras
View item in the U of T Libraries catalogue"This set of material represents three cases of hte Theorem of Pythagoras. In the first, 2 sides of the triangle are equal; in the second, the sides of the triangle are in the proportion of 3:4:5; and in the…
Baric tablets
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This simple-looking activity kit is an excellent tool for promoting concentration and experiential learning. The Baric Tablets are a sensorial activity that can be used for children age 4 and upward. They…