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Editor's Note (January 2001)

Journal Article

Editor's Note (January 2001)

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

Oh Say Can You See

Journal Article

Oh Say Can You See

Without guidance many student observations are inaccurate, lack detail, or are incomplete. In this article, learn about a simple strategy for improvin...

Inspired Inquiry

Journal Article

Inspired Inquiry

In using the inquiry-based learning concept, this project uses candy and containers of water to spark students' interest in investigating. ...

Habitat Sweet Habitat

Journal Article

Habitat Sweet Habitat

This camouflage activity is a simple experiment using everyday materials. It helps young students develop important science-inquiry skills. It also de...

Nature Transects

Journal Article

Nature Transects

Scientists commonly use transects as a method of gathering information about a particular area, including studying the distribution of organisms acros...

Box Up Your Habitat

Journal Article

Box Up Your Habitat

The Envirobox Project involved a total of six classes (first- through fifth-grades) from around the United States sending each other a shoebox contain...

The Sun Tower

Journal Article

The Sun Tower

With funding and support from the NASA Office of Space Science through the IDEAS program, a team of teachers from Gullett Elementary School in Austin,...

Teaching Science to English-as-Second-Language Learners

Journal Article

Teaching Science to English-as-Second-Language Learners

This article presents teaching, learning, and assessment strategies for English-as-Second-Language (ESL) or Limited-English Proficiency (LEP) students...

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