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In 19th century England, Luddites broke into factories at night to destroy the new, efficient machinery that threatened their jobs. The term has sinc...
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Every Day Science Calendar: July 2006
This monthly feature contains facts and challenges for the science explorer. ...
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Sliding common objects, such as blocks, boxes, balls, empty containers, and even play foods down a ramp is a fun way for kids to start exploring some ...
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The Case of the Disappearing Snack
Who doesn't love a good mystery? Not any kid we know! Second- and third-grade students sure did as they eagerly solved The Case of the Disappearing S...
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Teaching Through Trade Books: Imaginative Inventions
In today's fast-growing, highly competitive global marketplace, innovative thinking is more important than ever. Encourage your students' creativity,...
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Talking Science, Modeling Scientists
Do you want your students to share their investigation findings in a meaningful way? Or to communicate like real scientists do--beyond conducting inv...
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Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of Summer Reading
Whether your summer includes travel to far away places or day trips to familiar haunts, this time of change should also be a time of professional grow...
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A Fifth Grader's Guide to the World
The challenge for today's elementary teachers is not whether but rather how to use computers to effectively teach students essential skills and concep...
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Most students are unaware of the process of molting, but it is an animal characteristic they're sure to be interested in and should have the opportuni...
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A second-grade class follows honeybees throughout the season in this integrated study which explores the relationship between honeybees and fruit tree...