Product Assortment The Science Project’s goal is to provide consumers with all the science related products they want. The goal is to not only provide consumers with what they know they want, but also with what they don’t realize they want. Based on this, our product assortment has to include items that will get consumers into the store and products that consumers will buy impulsively when they see them in the store. It is with this strategy in mind, that has caused the development of four broad product categories 1) science projects 2) science equipment 3) science books and DVD’s 4) science novelty items. Science Projects The cornerstone of The Science Project will be its namesake, science projects. In classrooms across America, science projects are assigned with the same basic results. Students make the same projects year in and year out because they do not have easy access to all the materials they need to do something different. Often, a very simple project will be avoided because the materials needed to build it add up to a great expense and trips to many different stores for items that aren’t normally sold together. The Science Project will take away the undue expense and excessive trips with its science project kits. The Science Project will offer dozens of different kits in-store with dozens more that can be ordered for rush delivery. The kits will be continuously evolving. Science evolves every year, why shouldn’t science projects? This continuous product development will benefit the minds of America’s students while saving teachers the boredom of reviewing the same projects all the time. Kits of this nature sold online take time to be delivered and rarely evolve. At The Science Project kits can be purchased as soon as needed and consumers can be certain that they will be offered the newest and best science project kits in the world. Science Equipment A store called The Science Project would not be complete if it didn’t sell science equipment. Like the science projects, much of the equipment will be sold in kits. Also like the project kits, the equipment will be items that an individual would normally have to buy online or from a catalog. Examples of the equipment include mortar and pestle, telescopes, stethoscopes, dissection sets, microscope slides and covers, test tubes and accessories, portable UV lights, Petri dishes, filter paper, beakers, flasks, measuring cylinders, calorimeters, tuning forks, Bunsen burners, alcohol burners, scales, drying
for them to learn. By creating it as a whole package, James can ask for any reasonable cost which will
everything. The stick only weighs 6 pounds 8oz so its portable, and everyone can use it.
mean that we will to set up the apparatus in a way that would give us
Examples for building project: After you finish the roofing project we could start on the wiring project, insulation project, water tower project, flooring project…
Due to irregular availability of resources like specific painters and architects, the project schedule may get disturbed.
equipment used, but it is miniscule in comparison to the cost of paying for someone’s
Usually when buyers buy a product they based on the need. A need to try out new ideas for a low...
with patio decor. Last but not least is the apparel. The apparel can be categorizes into nine
In every project there are always some universal characteristics that will be shared. They all have a comprehensible and established purpose and very distinct life durations. Overall, all projects are doing something that may possibly be new or yet a one time endeavor but have explicit requirements which include; time, price, and performan...
clock, paper, computer software, a computer and a picture frame with no picture yet, which is black and gray.
Equipment and materials used in the classroom are vital tools used for learning inside of the classroom. Materials in a classroom are the smaller items such as books, puzzles, games and toys. These items are moved in and out of the classroom as needed to help children learn, explore and grow. Items are moved in and out of centers purposely by the teacher to allow children an opportunity to learn. An example of this could be the addition of a fire fighter outfit along with fire trucks...
Each student must have equal access to the resources need to create an excellent final project. Including computer access and materials.
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Students get the chance to work on large projects (larger in scope or complexity than individual tasks)
...memory. Since this unit was taught, I purchased a "real" rain stick. Also, I plan to acquire authentic animal hide, jewelry, and moccasins. I would also like to visit our state museum as a field experience, where there is an extensive display of Native American villages and artifacts. During the building of the tee-pee, I would like to give the students more autonomy to see how they would manage without adult help. Without adult intrusion, the students would have greater opportunity to develop leadership and cooperation skills. In addition, I will focus more on integrating the concept of the similarities of between any Native American tribe and our classroom community. Our classroom is like a Native American tribe in that in order to build a thriving, safe, and healthy community, every individual has a job to do to and they must work together toward that goal.