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Latest from NSTA's online outposts

What’s New for May on NSTA’s various online outposts Many of you are wanting to download the resources from the conference in Philadelphia...

By Howard Wahlberg

The value of resources and peers in the learning process

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The value of resources and peers in the learning process

Recently, I was searching NSTA’s archives for membership quotes.  Resources was a prominent theme; “thanks for the resources”, “I didn’t kn...

By Howard Wahlberg

Finding the right book for science teaching

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Finding the right book for science teaching

There are quite a few science topics included in the books on the Association for Library Service to Children’s Young Readers list of 2010 Nota...

By Peggy Ashbrook

Ontario ExploraVision winners honored

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Ontario ExploraVision winners honored

More than 30 student teams from across Ontario were honored at a reception in April. The teams received honorable mention awards in the 2010 Toshib...

By Lynn Petrinjak

The Frugal Science Teacher, 6–9: Strategies and Activities

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The Frugal Science Teacher, 6–9: Strategies and Activities

School budget challenges coupled with the general state of the national economy has resulted in the need for teachers to not only be prudent but also ...

By Amy America

Oil spill resources

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Oil spill resources

Jean May-Brett of the Louisiana Department of Education has passed on several websites that teachers may find useful in discussing the Deepwater Horiz...

By NSTA Web Director

Weather

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Weather

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By Mary Bigelow

Once Upon a Life Science Book: 12 Interdisciplinary Activities to Create Confident Readers

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Once Upon a Life Science Book: 12 Interdisciplinary Activities to Create Confident Readers

As the great Dr. Seuss once said, “The more that you read, the more things you will know....

By Amy America

Clickers in the science classroom

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Clickers in the science classroom

We are applying for a grant to upgrade the technology in our science department, and we’re thinking of buying “clickers.” Do you have any ad...

By Mary Bigelow

Maple tree seed toss makes a good gross motor activity

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Maple tree seed toss makes a good gross motor activity

The seeds of maple trees are shaped like single wings and rotate around the heavy seed end when tossed into the air....

By Peggy Ashbrook

Community collaborations

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Community collaborations

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By Mary Bigelow

When young children use magnifiers

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When young children use magnifiers

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By Peggy Ashbrook

Teaching several subjects

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Teaching several subjects

I’ve been teaching biology for the past three years. Next year, based on student interest, the science department wants to add a biology electiv...

By Mary Bigelow

Volcano resources

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Volcano resources

This semester, a group of students from a nearby college are participating in a study abroad program in the UK. Last week they set out to learn more a...

By Mary Bigelow

NSTA’s Book Beat

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NSTA’s Book Beat

We’re pleased to announce a new resource for science teachers: NSTA’s Book Beat, a monthly e-newsletter designed to quickly connect you with lesso...

By Claire Reinburg

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