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Start Young!

Journal Article

Start Young!

If we want to encourage children to enter into scientific fields in the future, we need to give them a helping hand while they are most open-minded an...

Real World Robotics

Journal Article

Real World Robotics

Most teachers and parents will agree: Children are natural inventors. They also enjoy building things with such manipulatives as Legos. Robotics was t...

Editor's Note (October 2002)

Journal Article

Editor's Note (October 2002)

Science and Children’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue....

How Deep Is the Water?

Journal Article

How Deep Is the Water?

This article describes an activity in which upper elementary students created “stream profiles” of an imaginary aquatic environment using science,...

Let’s Hear It for Ingenuity!

Journal Article

Let’s Hear It for Ingenuity!

Awardees from the 2002 Craftsman/NSTA Young Inventors Awards Program relate the stories behind their inventions. The article also lists the 2002 regio...

Backyard Biodiversity

Journal Article

Backyard Biodiversity

Earth Odyssey is an outreach program for grades four to six developed by a Los Angeles museum. Museum instructors work with classrooms over the course...

Assessing Students’ Ideas About Plants

Journal Article

Assessing Students’ Ideas About Plants

This article contains an interview protocol that will help you gather information about your elementary students’ ideas related to plants. By implem...

Talking Bones

Journal Article

Talking Bones

Bones reveal many facts about the animals from which they come, making them a great hands-on educational tool. For several years, the Saint Louis Zoo ...

There Go Those Kids In Nature

Journal Article

There Go Those Kids In Nature

The Kids In Nature (KIN) program is a partnership between Sedgwick Reserve and the UCSB Museum of Systematic and Ecology (MSE) to serve underrepresent...

Editor's Note (September 2002)

Journal Article

Editor's Note (September 2002)

Science and Children’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue. Many of the articles relate to nature....

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