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How Soil Is Formed
This kit is designed to give students in natural science courses an understanding of the forces involved in soil formation. The students will simulate a series of physical, chemical and organic processes that are involved in rock breakdown. The materials and experiments in the kit are suitable for junior and senior high school level students, as well as more advanced elementary school classes. Activities are designed for a class of 30 working in pairs but can accommodate more students.
AvailabilityIn stock
UOM EA
SKU
2600
$94.36
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