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Computer Microscope USB, $419.70, 0.00% raised
Computer Microscope USB
Single Unit Why I need this:
I teach Science to the Fifth Graders at Piper Elementary. Currently we have one manual microscope. We do a lot of group work and would love to have the student hook the microscopes up to our lap tops and be able to view it on the lap top screen at the same time.
Quantity: 6 Price: $69.95
This USB Microscope allows for real-time display on computer screens, enabling multiple students to view detail at the same time.

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 Stephanie Damron has added and Computer Microscope USB to their wishlist Nov 28, 2011
Mrs. Stephanie Damron
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Piper Elementary School East
Class Information:
Students per Class: 100
Class Description:
I teach one hour of Reading and four hours of Science to the 5th graders at Piper East Elementary in Kansas City, KS. I have my certificate in eMints/METS training. This stands for Mathematics Engineering Technology and Science. In my classroom I instruct a little bit from the traditional stand point, but mainly from inquiry based on discovery learning. I'm trying to find a way to create a more technology enriched classroom so that students can further understand the Science Concepts we study.
Position:
5th Grade Teacher
Needs:
I would love to have sets of 6 probes from Vernier Software and Technology. Their website is www.vernier.com Iwould like the Temperature, Motion, Light, Barometer and Relative Humidity Probes or Sensors. I used these probes at a previous school with my students and they really brought the concepts to a concrete level instead of just reading about it from a text book. Another need I have is for microscopes. I would like to have a set of six. The microscopes would hook up to the laptop which would allow for the picture to show on the screen. The last item I'm asking for is a digital camera. I would like for students to take pictures of the concept we are learning and make a movie to demonstrate their understanding of a concept or process.