The ANS Center for Nuclear Science and Technology Information is pleased to introduce its new teacher resource guide, Detecting Radiation in Our Radioactive World. This guide was inspired…
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Item ID: 750090 The Anatomy of an Atom is a fantastic activity designed for middle and high school students. The die cut sheets make creating an atom mobile…
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ID # 750078 Shelve the dry textbooks and one-dimensional charts. Using the Isotope Discovery Kit, you can energize your classroom and make science come alive! Developed by nuclear…
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This 20" x 13"classroom poster will help you explain the difference between fission and fusion to your students. The Nuclear Fission vs Nuclear Fusion poster may be reproduced…
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ID # 750055 The Atoms Family is a coloring and activity book that introduces children to the benefits of nuclear science and technology in our daily lives. The…
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ID # 750066 So what would our world be like today if radiation had not been harnessed to serve our human needs? One way to gain a small…
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Item ID: 750022 Our daily exposure to radiation comes from numerous sources within our environment. The annual dose to which we are subjected depends upon where and how…
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ANS Offers New Teaching Resources Nuclear science and technology is the subject of increasing international interest due to many factors, including the environmental benefits of nuclear energy; the…
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Item ID: 750027 A simulated uranium fuel pellet is attached to this card. The quantity of energy that can be released from this amount of nuclear fuel is…
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Item ID: 750020 This booklet contains the answers to more than 40 of the most commonly asked questions about nuclear energy's use in generating electricity. Public concerns about…
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