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Aren’t patchwork quilts beautiful? What would you answer if you were asked, “Why is the patchwork quilt usually the favorite of quilt fanciers as ...
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Science 101: What is a fossil?
A fossil is a preserved trace of an organism or event. There are many types of fossils. Usually these are preserved in sedimentary rocks—like sands...
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A first-grade teacher discusses what she gained from her participation in a Science and Children action research project questioning students on their...
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The Home Zone: Flying Together
Airplanes, like kites and other flying objects, are of great interest to elementary children. Like the Wright brothers and countless other aviation pi...
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A teacher describes how developing a structured, focused, and fun curriculum on rocks and minerals for learning-disabled students transformed her init...
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Looking for a way to excite teachers and families about your school’s science program? A “Super Science Saturday” can provide a safe, fun, and i...
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The Science Buddies program pairs a seventh-grade life science class with a second-or third-grade class in a yearlong partnership of science adventure...