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science 101

Q: What are waves, and what are some things they can do?

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Matthew Bobrowsky

 

Editor's Note

Beyond the Field Trip

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Elizabeth Barrett-Zahn

 

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Birds Near and Far

Students investigate local environmental phenomena on campus and at a local pond

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Erin Bridges Bird, Peggy Harte, and Heidi L. Ballard

Birds Near and Far

 

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Connecting With Community

Engineering sea-barriers creates civically engaged second-graders

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Sean Musselman

Connecting With Community

 

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Enrichment for All

A visit to a zoo leads first graders to explore sound

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Katheryn Kennedy

Enrichment for All

 

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Soil Texture 5E

Primary students learn about observing properties without leaving the schoolyard

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Laura B. Schneider and Faith Farren

Soil Texture 5E

 

cross-curricular connections

A Monarch Tapestry

Migrating from a thematic to an integrated curriculum

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Donna Governor

 

Formative Assessment Probes

Using Formative Assessment Probes With Real or Virtual Field Trips

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Page Keeley

 

The poetry of science

Poems Can Take Us Anywhere

Science and Children—September/October 2020 (Volume 58, Issue 1)

By Sylvia Vardell and Janet Wong

 

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