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Science and Children—July/August 2020

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Volume 57, No. 9

Engaging Families


Many of us closed out the school year in an unprecedented way. Now we are considering what school will look like in the fall. To support our readers, Science and Children has reevaluated our upcoming themes. We will continue to provide support for teaching and learning in a wide variety of platforms. Many of the selections shared in this issue can be adjusted for at-home or virtual learning. Teachers and parents have forged a bond and a renewed a level of respect for each other during this pandemic. We will continue to need each other as we move back into school later this year.

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Engaging Families

By Elizabeth Barrett-Zahn

Early Childhood Elementary

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Science Learning in the Early Years

By Carol Bland

Early Childhood

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Doing Science Anywhere

By Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong

Elementary Interdisciplinary

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Bridging the Gap

By Kimberly Lott, Brenda Bennett, and Sara Urbanek-Carney

Early Childhood Teaching Strategies

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Sailing into Engineering

By Matthew Perkins Coppola and Alice Merz

Early Childhood Engineering Physical Science

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Science Plus ELA: A Natural Fit

By Lauren M. Shea and Therese Shanahan

Elementary 5E Multilingual Learners Interdisciplinary

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Shape, Bake, and Grow!

By Shelly Counsell, Mary Palmer, and Felicia Peat

Early Childhood Elementary Preschool Biology Environmental Science Life Science

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Students as Citizen Scientists: It’s Elementary

By Meredith Hayes, P. Sean Smith, and W. Robert Midden

Elementary Citizen Science

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Look, It’s Changing!

By Bridget Miller, Christie Martin, and Diane Ford

Elementary Engineering

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