IMC Kits, Models, Posters, Games, and Manipulatives: Science

Cloth pieces show a butterfly in various stages of development and are backed with Velcro for display

Cloth pieces show how a seed germinates and grows into a plant, and are backed with Velcro for display

Use the corresponding magnets to explore fruits and vegetables, plus the life cycle of plants

Explore a variety of insects with four real specimens. The IMC also has plants, spider, sea life and life cycle specimen sets.

A board game that teaches about jungle life, food chains, and predators. Buffalo, baboon, cougar, lizard, antelope, rhino, insect (beetle), hyena, eagle, python, meerkat, elephant, and lion are featured

Players use light points to take their trees through their life cycles, from seedlings to fully grown. Then players collect scoring tokens with points proportional to the richness of the soil on which the trees grow

Kids engineer a happy fairy tale ending--as they construct a bridge that keeps 3 goats safe from the troll! [This] kit helps children discover the STEM in one of their favorite fairy tales--and naturally inspires them to explore a challenging situation until they find a solution! The IMC also has Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Gingerbread man and Three Little Pigs problem solving kits.

Create your very own erupting volcano! Cross Section shows the inside of the volcano.

12 sedimentary rock specimens. Helps students to learn about both rocks and the history of the Earth. The IMC also has igneous, metamorphic, mineral, and fossil collections.

3-D model of the solar system with lighted sun, human voice and solar system guide book

Glide a magnet accross the board to watch the iron filings jump and move to make a pattern

Set of 6 unbreakable acrylic prisms to invite hands-on explorations of light

A reduced scale three dimensional model of the human torso developed to explore a variety of systems: respiratory, circulatory, nervous, digestive and urinary

Depicts all the basic parts of a tooth in a 2 part model. Facts about each part of the tooth and suggested activities designed to engage the students are found in the guide. The IMC also has cross section heart, brain, eye and ear models.

1 cloth body chart with organ outlines

These computer enhanced real x-rays can be used to create the skeletal system of a young adult 5 feet (1.5m) tall, as well as learn about x-rays and the x-ray process.