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|  |  C-FERN® (Ceratopteris) is a great model organism for hands-on investigations of Mendelian genetics. Its rapid spore-to-spore development time of less than 90 days makes it possible for students to directly observe the alternation of generations.
>> Teach Mendelian Genetics with C-FERN®
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|  |  Found in nature under cool, humid, and dark conditions, Physarum polycephalum offers students a unique opportunity to work with living protoplasm. Introduce your students to the mysteries of slime molds with this easy-to-culture organism.
>> Exploring the Mysteries of Slime Molds |
|  |  Termites and their intestinal protozoa are an example of a symbiotic relationship that your students can explore in the laboratory. Learn more about these organisms, their relationship, and how to put it all together in an engaging, hands-on lesson.
>> For Better or for Worse—Protozoan Relationships |
|  |  Pigs are excellent specimens for educational use. Their internal structures are easy for students to locate and the specimens are large enough for several students to share. Here’s an inquiry-based mammalian anatomy lesson using this educator favorite.
>> On the Cutting Edge: Exploring Mammalian Anatomy |
|  |  Math Out of the Box® is a complete, inquiry-based K–5 math curriculum with fun, exciting manipulatives that engage students. For example, see how its interactive function generator allows students to explore the rules behind the concept of functions.
>> Math Out of the Box® Engages Students |
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