Science Equipment: How to avoid being ripped off

I’ve been traveling a lot lately and after seeing what’s on the market for science equipment… well, I just had to write this article to help you separate the trash from the treasures. (I’ve been to 13 different educational conventions in 16 months, 17 weeks of science camps, and countless other science-related workshops!)

NOTE: I do not sell any of the items on this list, nor do I get paid when you click on the links provided. These are the items that I personally use in my teaching and science recreation, and thought I would pass them along to you, from one science educator to another.

DOUBLE NOTE: These items are NOT required for this science curriculum. These items are above and beyond the scope of what we’re covering on this website. I just though you’d enjoy having a resource if case you’re looking for outstanding educational gifts!

I’ve focused mostly on the big-ticket items, the ones that will put the biggest hole in your wallet if you’re not careful. With these tips, you’ll be able to turn those hard-earned dollars into a sound investment in your child’s education and journey toward life-long learning.

The three most important things you can give your child:
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