Igniting Wonder For All Students

At Lab-Aids, we enrich student learning through active engagement, interactive exploration, and collaborative thinking to enlighten minds.

Real learning happens when students: 

Ask meaningful questions

Test ideas through hands-on exploration

Make sense of the world around them

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Our Solutions

For more than 60 years, Lab-Aids has been providing hands-on programs and materials that encourage students to play an active role in their individual learning. From core curriculum to supplemental activities, everything we design is built to help students learn by doing.

Where Quality and Legacy Converge in Curriculum Publishing

At the heart of every great textbook is a powerful partnership – one that blends academic brilliance with publishing excellence. Our collaboration for science with SEPUP® and for math with Connected Mathematics®, represents a shared commitment to empowering students, educators, and academic institutions with trusted, high-impact learning resources. Discover the difference a true educational partnership makes.

"I can focus on incorporating my personality into each lesson, because I can trust that the content has been thoroughly researched and field tested in classrooms."

Lisa Yemma

Science Teacher | Denver Public Schools

"With Issues and Science, useful vocabulary are presented multiple times throughout a unit and students really feel confident when they can explain ideas and concepts in their own words. It's a huge change for me and for them, but definitely a change that is extremely meaningful for everyone in our room!"

Jessica Hughes

Science Teacher | Troy School District

"Having actual real life issues connected to content makes it so much easier for students to grasp concepts. Students work as real scientist and can see how what we do in the classroom applies to actual scientists working in the real world."

Misty Richmond

Science Teacher | Chicago Public Schools

"Our students love the hands-on approach to solving real-world problems through varying types of activities."

Donna Ferraiolo

Science Teacher| Agawam Public Schools

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SEPUP?

SEPUP is one of our valued development partners and stands for Science Education for Public Understanding Program.

Part of the University of California, Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science, SEPUP brings decades of research-based curriculum development to classrooms nationwide and is a vital part of what makes Lab-Aids effective for both students and teachers across the United States.

Do you provide lab equipment?

Yes—all of our core curriculum programs include equipment.

Whether you need tools for middle school science labs or resources designed for high school science investigations, our programs include materials to support 5 classes of up to 32 students.

Students can work in groups of four, pairs, or individually, depending on what works best for your classroom and instructional goals.

Are online resources included in Lab-Aids programs?

Yes. Our online resources are an essential part of both our middle school and high school programs, adding another layer of support and functionality to each core curriculum.

Teachers and students have access to editable PowerPoint presentations, while middle school educators can use LABsent student sheets and videos to help absent students stay on track with classroom learning.

Teachers also gain access to digital simulations that enhance hands-on instruction, along with online Spanish student books and on-demand professional development videos that are ready for immediate use.

I need a program that can adjust to my state's standards. Are Lab-Aids programs customizable?

With the use of equipment packages and unit books, it’s easier than ever to customize a curriculum to align with your state’s standards.

We’ve done much of the work for you by aligning performance expectations to the recommended scope and sequence used in most states.

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Contact a Curriculum Specialist

Most of our sales representatives are former educators themselves, so they understand the challenges teachers and administrators face when reviewing new science and math programs.

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