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The Early Years: Adding Up the Rain
Having your class measure and record the amount of precipitation that falls daily is a job young children can do as part of learning about measurement...
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Every Day Science Calendar: August 2009
This monthly feature contains facts and challenges for the science explorer. ...
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YouTube in the Science Classroom
YouTube makes it possible for teachers to capitalize on children’s insatiable appetite for visually stimulating learning. Some of these videos attai...
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Methods and Strategies: Avoiding the Big Scare
Teaching environmental issues to K–12 students is an important part of a well-rounded science education. Teaching such issues isn’t easy because s...
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Every Day Science Calendar (April 2009)
This monthly feature contains facts and challenges for the science explorer. ...
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What happens when children and scientists learn together? A partnership is formed, that’s what! This article describes how a university scientist an...
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In an integrated science/language arts/technology unit called “How Scientists Learn,” students researched famous scientists from the past and cutt...
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Every Day Science Calendar (May 2009)
This monthly feature contains facts and challenges for the science explorer. ...
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How could a rock formed by volcanic activity get to this shoreline, surrounded by sedimentary rocks? That was the question a group of third-grade stud...
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The Artistic Oceanographer Program
The Artistic Oceanographer Program (AOP) was designed to engage elementary school students in ocean sciences and to illustrate basic fifth-grade scien...