Register to receive science kits for your Classroom! https://forms.gle/yrY3ZZwZqytZJAcu7
Click here to borrow materials from the HUSD Science Material Lending Library
To address the urgent needs for materials that arose during the 2020/2021 school year, the Hayward Science team put together a program to provide 5,000 science kits to students and Professional Development on how to best utilize those materials to 200 teachers throughout Hayward. You can learn more about that program by visiting our Science Kit website.
One of the many lessons we gleaned from the Science Kit program is that teachers are in critical need of supplies in order to effectively teach science. That’s why we are are continuing the program by providing classroom material sets and professional development to teachers to use during in-person learning. Global supply shortages delayed the launch of the program, but we are relaunching May 2022. If you are an HUSD teacher interested in participating, you can sign up here.
Material Lending Library
Materials that due to cost or logistical issues could not be distributed to all teachers are available for any HUSD teachers to borrow. Click here to borrow materials.
Materials available for borrowing include the following:
All Materials from the Classroom Science Kits |
alka seltzer |
Baking powder |
baking soda |
Bar Magnets |
batteries (3volts) |
battery organizer |
big funnel |
borax |
Copper Tape |
digital scales (500 g) |
Digital thermometers |
dish soap |
Flashlights |
Foam insulator tube – in store pickup |
food coloring empties |
Gallon Glue |
Hydrogen peroxide |
Iron Fillings |
Large measuring cup |
LED lights |
Measuring cup set |
Measuring spoon set |
Microscope Slides |
Microscopes |
Notebook Plastic |
notebooks |
oil |
Projection Microscopes |
Red Food Coloring gallon |
Requested Materials by teachers |
Sandwich Bags |
Small funnels |
Solar Kits |
Syrignes |
Toy car |
Trays |
vinegar |
Yeast |
Classroom Science Kit Materials
Below are the materials that teachers will receive in their class kits. The materials differ slightly depending on whether it is for a lower or upper elementary classroom.