United StatesLaboratory Equipment – Visuals & Transparencies
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Use printable diagrams and photos as transparencies to explain the function of laboratory equipment to your science class. Have students label the visuals of microscopes and telescopes to become more familiar with each item. These resources will help you prepare intermediate and secondary students for working with science equipment. |
VisualsEvaluate students' knowledge of laboratory equipment with this printable. Have students label the main parts of the microscope and explain their functions. Evaluate students' knowledge of a reflecting telescope with this printable. Have students label the parts of the science equipment shown in the diagram. Evaluate students' knowledge of a refracting telescope with this printable. Have students label the parts of the science equipment shown in the diagram.
| TransparenciesThis diagram labels and explains the function of each part of a microscope. Use this printable as a handout or transparency to help prepare students for working with laboratory equipment. The photo in this printable shows a triple-beam balance in use. This resource can be used as a transparency for science class. Related ResourcesUnlock the wonder and fun of science and technology by exploring these printables, lessons, and activities. You'll find great teaching ideas for earth science, biology, chemistry, physics, and more! |
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