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Science Shorts: How Many Ways Are There to Move?

Science and Children—October 2011

This column provides classic classroom activities that emphasize science process skills. In this month’s issue the author uses the 5E learning cycle with third- and fourth-grade students to teach that a force is a push or pull.

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