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Insects can be useful for investigations because they are numerous, relatively easy to find, and fascinating to students. Most elementary students hav...
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The Hoonton PARKnership is a cooperative learning program that pairs a public elementary school and a state park to involve students of all abilities ...
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The movement toward inclusion has affected classrooms greatly. Now, more than ever, teachers are addressing a broader range of academic needs in every...
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Editor's Note: November/December 2003
Is this a familiar scenario in your classroom? As you start your science lesson, a few kids start putting papers away, in anticipation of leaving. The...
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Home Connections: Sticking Together
How do water striders manage to skitter across the surface of a creek or pond? This article addresses this question by explaining the basics about sur...
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This article describes how Guided Language Acquisition Design (GLAD) teaching strategies can help English language learners (ELL) with science. GLAD i...
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Assistive Technology (AT) helps a person with a physical, cognitive, learning, or speech disability perform tasks that would otherwise be difficult or...
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Science 101: What Is a Crystal?
Science and Children's column dedicated to basic science addresses the question, What is a crystal? A geologist provides the answer....
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There’s no better way to understand the work of a scientist than to have it explained in the scientist’s own words. Scientific journals, personal ...
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Curriculum integration takes time to develop. It’s not easy to find ways to connect science standards with those in another subject. The science con...
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A Flight Simulator Program Takes Off
Aviation concepts, including forces acting on an airplane, navigation, correct aircraft terminology, and general aviation vocabulary, are often part o...