- | / Save up to % Save % Save up to Save Sale Sold out In stock
Blog
August 21, 2024
- Set the stage for learning about microscopy in the outdoors,
- Develop an understanding of the relationship between an observation and an inference,
- Share your Foldscope images on the Microcosmos!!
June 17, 2024 Summary:
- There are two types of sunscreen: chemical and physical,
- It is possible to tell them apart with a Foldscope (creating some beautiful images in the process!),
- Use your Foldscope to observe sunscreen on a microscopic level and share your discoveries on the Microcosmos!!
January 29, 2024 Summary:
- Shadows are caused by objects that block the path of light,
- Some objects only block some light, letting you see them in a microscope,
- Use your Foldscope Mini to explore shadows and microscopy and share what you discover on the Microcosmos!!
April 17, 2023 Summary:
- Dust is a combination of pollen, dirt, insect parts, hair, dust mites, and skin cells.
- Microscopic organisms like bacteria, mold, and fungi are all around us - even though we can’t see them.
- A Foldscope and a petri dish can help you to see the dust and microorganisms that live all around us.
- Share your observations with others to show what you learned!
January 23, 2023 Summary:
- The microscopic properties of soil can help you to understand the macroscopic properties of soil and how it is used.
- Making connections between a natural resource and its cultural significance can deepen your understanding and appreciation of the resource.
- Share your observations with others to show what you learned!
September 22, 2022 Summary:
- The colors of fall leaves are inside the leaves all year round.
- Observations of color gradation is a way to incorporate the elements of art into your science lesson.
- Studying the process of color change in leaves will improve understanding of the life cycle of trees.
- Share your observations with others to show what you learned!