The Magnetic Field Sensor helps quantify the invisible concept of Magnetism. It can be used to study permanent magnets or electromagnets

Check out this book for ideas on how to incorporate sensor technology to enhance earth science lessons. Comes with teacher guides, student handouts, and editable digital files to tweak for your activity.

Check out this book for ideas on how to incorporate sensor technology to enhance life science lessons. Comes with teacher guides, student handouts, and editable digital files to tweak for your activity.

Check out this book for ideas on how to incorporate Pasco sensor technology to enhance physical science lessons. Comes with teacher guides, student handouts, and editable digital files to tweak for your activity.

Use this sensor to measure the motion of an object, a dynamics cart or a person as close as 15 centimeters. This sensor works great for physical science activities and math. Use the motion sensor in combination with the Matchgraph iPad app to interactively interpret graphs. (iPad with pre-loaded Matchgraph app available upon request.)

Experiment with various hands-on activities to teach Newton’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Laws of Motion. Kit includes force & motion sensors, friction accessory, weights, pulleys, etc. and an experiment manual.

Note: O‘ahu pickup only!

Use this dissolved oxygen sensor for water quality, photosynthesis, respiration and other experiments in aqueous solutions.

The Oxygen gas sensor allows the student to measure the concentration of Oxygen in the air.

The PASCO Wireless pH Sensor is a classroom-ready tool for measuring acidity and basicity in real-world investigations. Designed for hands-on science at the middle school level, it allows students to collect accurate pH data wirelessly using tablets, Chromebooks, or computers—no cables, interfaces, or complicated setup required.

This sensor is well suited for investigations involving chemical reactions, environmental science, and life science systems. Students can measure pH changes over time, compare different liquids, or explore how pH affects biological and chemical processes. Data streams live to the PASCO software, making it easy for students to visualize patterns, identify cause-and-effect relationships, and support claims with evidence.

Use this Quad Temperature Sensor to collect 4 different temperature measurements at the same time. Great for experiments with heat transfer and other cause and effect activities.

The PS-2195 Salinity Sensor calculates the concentration of salt in water by measuring the conductivity and temperature of the solution.

Measure the percentage of water in soil for environmental science, agricultural, earth science, and many other experiments. Great for use in the field, or even in your school courtyard!

This system is easy to use and includes a variety of safety features that make it suitable for beginning labs. Mount any of the 8 different spectral tubes into the power supply and turn it on. The 26 cm long tubes are capillary-thin over the middle 10 cm, providing sharp, bright spectra. This kit includes the 2 most common spectral elements in space (Hydrogen and Helium) and Neon for common classroom light source comparison.

The Pasco Turbidity Sensor measures the particles suspended in aqueous solutions in NTU (Nephelometric Turbidity Unit). The sensor can also measure precipitation or settling of suspended particles in a solution. Great for field studies or use with water filtration kits.

Simultaneously measure the voltage, current, and power of a circuit. For safety, the sensor will automatically beep and shut down if the current is too high, and will reset automatically when the overload is removed.