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A Bat Is Like a …

Journal Article

A Bat Is Like a …

Analogies, or comparisons based on similarities between things that are otherwise dissimilar, can greatly enhance science learning for children. Analo...

Editor's Note (November/December 2001)

Journal Article

Editor's Note (November/December 2001)

Science and Children’s editor shares thoughts about the horror of September 11, 2001, and its immediate effect on children in classrooms and its eff...

A Garden Story

Journal Article

A Garden Story

Gardening in a neglected schoolyard became a catalyst for schoolwide science learning in an urban school in Detroit. Not only did students learn about...

What a Relief!

Journal Article

What a Relief!

Middle school students in a rural Illinois school visualized and learned more about landforms after making a relief model from a topographic map. They...

Outside Learning: It’s Elementary

Journal Article

Outside Learning: It’s Elementary

Through a partnership with elementary teachers at Main Elementary School in Rome, Georgia, 42 children (one third-grade class and one fourth-grade cla...

Centimeters, Millimeters, and Monsters

Journal Article

Centimeters, Millimeters, and Monsters

The activity described in this article reinforces metric skills as preservice teachers design monster clothes for an imaginary monster wedding. The hu...

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