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Editor's Note: It <b>Is</b> Exciting

Journal Article

Editor's Note: It <b>Is</b> Exciting

Science and Children’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue and introduces NSTA's SciLINKS® connection....

Problem Solver: Teaching Tropisms

Journal Article

Problem Solver: Teaching Tropisms

Plants are found in most locations in the world and have the remarkable ability to capture and store energy from sunlight. Without the green plant’s...

Studying Our Skin: Students learn about skin using the learning-cycle structure

Journal Article

Studying Our Skin: Students learn about skin using the learning-cycle structure

Investigative activities enabling students to explore the many purposes of our skin can create meaningful understanding of its functions. These activi...

Teaching Teachers: Day of Science

Journal Article

Teaching Teachers: Day of Science

"Day of Science" provided students an opportunity to sample various hands-on activities and also provided superb learning and practice opportunities f...

Teaching with Dewey on My Shoulder: John Dewey's ideas about interaction and continuity contribute to the teaching and learning of science

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Teaching with Dewey on My Shoulder: John Dewey's ideas about interaction and continuity contribute to the teaching and learning of science

When John Dewey’s name appears somewhere, many people imagine a librarian inventing an organizing system for shelving library books, but this is a d...

A Workshop Approach: Using learning centers to teach early childhood science

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A Workshop Approach: Using learning centers to teach early childhood science

The science workshop approach is a method of organizing learning centers in developmentally based primary programs. The approach centers on providing ...

The Nature of Haiku: Students use haiku to learn about the natural world

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The Nature of Haiku: Students use haiku to learn about the natural world

Haiku takes advantage of children’s curiosity and interest in nature. The open-ended nature of haiku writing is motivational and student centered. A...

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