This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the spider. It illustrates its role in the ecosystem and its unique methods of hunting and trapping prey.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the ant. It illustrates the major stages of the lifecycle and the ant's extensive social life.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the ladybug and illustrates the major stages of its lifecycle.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the frog and illustrates the major stages of its lifecycle.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the honeybee. It illustrates the major stages of the lifecycle and the unique role that bees play in pollination as well as the bee's extensive social life.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to what happens inside a chicken's egg. It illustrates three major stages of the embryo's development and encourages students to explore how chicks change as they grow.

This model shows the remarkable process by which a seed turns into a plant. Your student can learn more about plants by using the Roots model, in the Science series.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the "life and times" of the butterfly and illustrates the major stages of its lifecycle.

This teaching model is designed to introduce students to the root structures of plants. Removable components make lessons fun and challenging. Use the model as a visual aid, a jigsaw puzzle, a matching game, for dramatic play, or with tracing and coloring activities.

The Food Pyramid is an excellent teaching and learning tool towards educating students about nutrition and health in a hands-on manner. Students are able to remove food groups and piece them back together; thus, making concrete their knowledge of the food pyramid.

The Apple Tree is designed to illustrate the remarkable process as a seed matures into an apple tree. Each removable piece shows a major step in such a process.

With our five senses we sample our environment for information and our nose is an important information hub. This model will aid in the learning of the structure and function of the nose/sinus.

Learn about the tongue and taste buds and how they interact with the other senses with this teaching model.

Designed to introduce students to the structure and function of human skin while encouraging them to explore how skin protects and serves their bodies.

Designed to introduce students to the structure and function of the eye while encouraging them to explore how the eye allows them to function in everyday life.

Sounds provide a wealth of information about the outside world. Learn how the sense organ responsible for hearing works using this teaching model.