Microscope Videos
Salmon Embryo Development
In the spring of 2012, Mrs. Barney Peterson’s 4th grade class investigated the development of salmon in the Washington area. Watch the amazing video that they captured of the salmon development. Her 4th grade class has a Salmon Cam, check it out!
(mp4, 13.2MB) Related Product: T-1050
The Monarch Caterpillar
In 2009, Mrs. Carlilse’s seventh grade class partnered with MonarchWatch.org and sent a Monarch Caterpillar into space. Her class used the kena digital microscope to record the movements of their monarch caterpillar.
(mp4, 2.77MB) Related Product: T-1050
Copper Sulfate Crystals
Expand the minds of students by growing copper sulfate crystals for a time-lapse recording that the students will experience right before their eyes with a digital microscope.
(mp4, 5.57MB) Related Product: T-1050
Phenyl Salicylate Crystals
Watch crystals grow right before your eyes with the crystallization of phenyl salicylate.
(mp4, 7.78MB) Related Product: T-1050
Silver Nitrate Reaction
Experience the reaction of silver nitrate with a copper penny under a digital microscope.
(mp4, 1.75MB) Related Product: T-1050
The Ticking Clock
Mesmerize your students with the gears of a ticking clock.
(mp4, 12.6MB) Related Product: T-1050
Daphnia Anatomy
Capture the daphnia heart beat and view the eggs of the daphnia reproductive system with a digital microscope.
(mp4, 4.73MB) Related Product: Digital Microscopes
Onion Osmosis
Capture osmosis with a digital microscope and discover the movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane.
(mp4, 4.57MB) Related Product: Digital Microscopes
The Amazing Amoeba
Capture cytoplasmic streaming of an amoeba underneath a digital microscope.
(mp4, 15.1MB) Related Products: T-19541C/T-19641C,
Tetrahymena
Experience tetrahymena through the eyes of a digital microscope to demonstrate the levels of organization and characteristics of this taxonomy.
(mp4, 8.9MB) Related Products: T-19541C/T-19641C
In The Classroom–The Barstow School
The Barstow School in Kansas City, MO is a proud supporter of Ken-A-Vision products in the teaching classroom. Follow the link to view videos and connect to curriculum that their students and teachers create with our digital microscopes.
