cross-curricular connections
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Alison Haas, Jennifer Whitten, and Carol Biskupic Knight
engineering encounters
The Ups and Downs of Learning Force and Motion: A Fifth-Grade Learning Progression
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Dena Harshbarger and Joseph Wiechman
start with phenomena
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Patrick Brown
Teaching Teachers
How we transformed our parachutes investigation to capture the vision of the Next Generation Science Standards
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Kelsey Lipsitz, Fred Stein, Lynn Rankin, Barry Kluger-Bell, and Rachel Jordan
By Debra Shapiro
Science 101
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Matt Bobrowsky
feature
Supporting elementary students’ three-dimensional learning about waves with a storyline unit
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Tara A.W. McGill, Gail Housman, and Brian J. Reiser
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Designing lessons that cultivate productive discourse for three-dimensional learning in the intermediate science classroom.
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Anne Craddock
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Instantiating three-dimensional instruction through a STEAM planning guide
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By Pei-Ying Wu, Sharon Arias, and Jacqueline Hernandez
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The popular instructional model can help meet multiple performance expectations.
Science and Children—September/October 2021 (Volume 59, Issue 1)
By William Thornburgh, Justin McFadden, and Brian Robinson