Excellerations® Science Materials

Excellerations® Science products are commonly used in the classroom to provide hands-on learning experiences for students, focusing on the natural world and life sciences. Products like the Excellerations® Acrylic Scary Bug Specimens – Set of 4, Acrylic Garden Friends Specimens – Set of 4, and Acrylic Butterfly Life Cycle Specimens – Set of 4, feature real, encased specimens that enable students to observe and investigate different animals, bugs, and life cycles closely. These sets often come with educational guides filled with interesting facts and teaching points that enhance the learning process. Light tables are frequently used to illuminate the clear acrylic specimens, making the details of each item vivid and easier to study from multiple angles.

When buying Excellerations® Science products for classroom use, teachers should consider the specific educational goals and curriculum standards they aim to meet. Products such as the Acrylic Peanut Life Cycle Specimens or the Acrylic Butterfly Specimens provide detailed, real-world examples of various life stages and environmental sciences, which can be highly beneficial for interactive and visual learners. Teachers should also assess the quality and durability of the products, as they are designed to be used over time by young children. The clear acrylic and light-bodied nature of these products make them suitable for small hands and frequent handling, supporting a robust and engaging educational experience.

Students can use Excellerations® Science products at school for a variety of investigative and educational activities. By utilizing items like the Acrylic Under the Sea Specimens or the Garden Creature Puzzles, students can engage in close-up observation, identification, and analysis of different species and their features. These engaging tools facilitate a deeper understanding of the natural world, allowing for interactive lessons on topics such as insect anatomy, plant growth stages, and aquatic life. The included educational guides provide a structured learning path, while the use of light tables ensures that every detail is visible, making science both fun and informative for students.