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When Is Asking Questions a Science Practice?

Scientific vs. pedagogical questions

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Akarat Tanak and Deborah Hanuscin

 

Engineering Encounters

Engineering with Kindergarteners

A fun winter activity inspires an engineering challenge.

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Rebekah Hammack and Tina Vo

 

Start With Phenomena

Immerse Elementary Students in Light Explorations

Using the anchoring phenomenon created by a camera obscura to examine light

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Stephen Thompson, Kelley Hill, and Bridget Miller

 

Freebies for Science Teachers, November 9, 2021

By Debra Shapiro

Freebies for Science Teachers, November 9, 2021

 

Cross-Curricular Connections

Where Does Your Sidewalk End?

Third-grade classroom students expand awareness of their local environment

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Barbara Ehlers and Benjamin Forsyth

 

Methods & Strategies

Learning the Language of Scientists

Using disciplinary literacy to increase reading and writing in early elementary grades

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Kimberly Lott and Sarah Clark

 

Science 101

Q: Why Do Certain Terms in The Language of Science Cause So Much Confusion?

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Matt Bobrowsky

 

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The Language of Science

The Exploration of Shadows

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Bridget Miller, Christie Martin, and Diane Ford

The Language of Science

 

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STEM Education Needs STEM Talk

Lessons learned from an after-school enrichment program with multilingual children

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Frances Nebus Bose, Megan E. Lynch, and Carla Zembal-Saul

STEM Education Needs STEM Talk

 

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Don’t Force It!

Using guiding questions to scaffold kindergartner’s thinking of pushes and pulls

Science and Children—November/December 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 2)

By Jesse Wilcox, Naryah Moore, Sarah Nolting, Courtney Reyna, and Caitlyn Potter

Don’t Force It!

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