Science Kit
lessons and activities for Elementary School, Middle
School, High School, and College Science students.
Desk Labs LLC's science kits may be used by teachers for
classroom demonstrations, “hands-on” student labs,
at-home learning, and/or science project experiments.
Our science kits can be
purchased directly from these companies. See individual kit to select catalog
company that carries product.
Science kits
engage students. They offer tactical interactive
activities for students of all ages. Students are placed
in situations that require them to apply critical
thinking skills to a variety of real-world events.
Why choose our
science kits?
Desk Labs
LLC's science kits are all designed by an award winning
science teacher who believes that established state and
national benchmarks are an important framework for
targeting major concepts at all levels.
Sea Floor Simulator
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Teacher’s Guide:
offers four lessons with interactive lessons, worksheets, reference
material, and evaluations. Topics include: ocean currents, ocean
floor, and ocean resources. This “hands-on” science kit, a sea floor
model, has been designed to provide many interactive lessons and
activities that involve the following: sea floor currents, sea floor
vocabulary, continental shelf, continental slope, continental rise,
abyssal plain, transform fault, seamount, ocean crust, mid-ocean
ridge, seamount, mid-ocean ridge, guyot, rift valley, island arc,
trench, submarine canyon, turbidity current, upwelling, salinity
current, convection current, hydrothermal vent, volcanic eruption,
sea floor resources.
Sea Floor Simulation Kit: Sea Floor model (size: 19”L x 9W,
6“H), air bubble lines with connectors, suction cups,
profile-vocabulary decals, and Teacher's Guide with four interactive
classroom lesson activities. Not included: ten (10) gallon aquarium
tank, optional aquarium air pump, and food coloring dye.
Example from Teacher’s Guide…
Students complete their activity sheet
while observing turbidity, density, and convection currents.