equipment and supplies

Details how to use craft sticks in projects that demonstrate scientific principles.

A look at some of the everyday machines around us, how they work, and how they shape our lives. Features cutaway and diagramatic views of each.

Describes various forms of police technology including computer applications, audio and video surveillance, advanced systems for police mobility, communications, weaponry, and more. Also explores the use of forensic scientists and specialists for criminal investigations.

Text and photographs look at how a cotton candy machine works.

Gives advice on how librarians can incorporate makerspace educational work spaces into the library.

Mia has a new soccer shoes and other equipment so she is ready to take to the field and score.

"Relevant images match informative text in this introduction to police cars. Intended for students in kindergarten through third grade"--.

Describes where to camp and ways to have fun. Includes information on tents, RVs or motor homes, avoiding wild animals, and campfire safety.

Explore scientific aspects of hockey and how science, technology, engineering, and math come together during a National Hockey League game, enabling a player to maneuver the puck around the rink and even the kind of ice that is used.

A simple introduction to ice hockey with explanations of the penalty box, scoring, and the Zamboni machine.