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Journal Article

"Tiptoe Through the Tulips" was the theme song for kindergarten through second-grade students at Ashland City Primary in Ashland, Tennessee who participated in Journey North, a free, online educational program that enables sudents to track the bloomi...

Journal Article

Guest Editorial: You may be the only scientist your students will ever know

All teachers know that young students have a remarkable ability to ponder questons and put them in a context that is understandable to them. Unfortunately, in too many classrooms, students don't get the opportunity to watch, wonder, or ask questions...

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Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12 (Books Published in 2004)

The annual list of Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K-12 is selected by a committee of NSTA members. The selected titles on this list were all published in 2004....

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Science 101: How are oil spills treated?

No two oil spills are the same. Logically, oil spills are a nightmare because they are unanticipated and uncontrolled events. Oil spills present a threat to wildlife and coastal resources, concerning everyone from local residents to state environme...

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Teaching Through Trade Books: Oil Spill!

An oil spill occurs somewhere in the world almost everyday of the year, and the consequences can be devastating. In this month's column, students explore the effects of oil spills on plants, animals, and the environment and investigate oil spill cle...

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Science and Social Studies in a Nutshell

This articles discusses three practicum students and how they took students' interests in peanuts and expanded it into a full unit concerning nuts and the history behind them. In addition to observing, classifying, and measuring nuts, the students l...