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Editor’s Roundtable: Weaving a web of learning

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Editor’s Roundtable: Weaving a web of learning

Teachers of all content areas, the arts included, must collaboratively plan meaningful instructional units around themes, issues, or problems that can...

Search for the Golden Moon Bear: Using Reader’s Theater to Teach Science

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Search for the Golden Moon Bear: Using Reader’s Theater to Teach Science

Reader’s theater is an activity in which students, while reading directly from scripts, are able to tell a story in its most entertaining form. Typi...

Amber: Using “Tree Tears Turned to Stone” to Teach Biology, Ecology, and More!

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Amber: Using “Tree Tears Turned to Stone” to Teach Biology, Ecology, and More!

Amber is a fossil by itself, and can also contain plants and animals that lived millions of years ago. Some of these perfectly preserved specimens giv...

Scope on the Skies: Living with a star

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Scope on the Skies: Living with a star

Currently, our Sun is a content, middle-aged main sequence star steadily fusing hydrogen atoms into helium atoms and releasing radiation in many of th...

Tried and True: Inquiry-based dissolving

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Tried and True: Inquiry-based dissolving

This project highlights a dissolving unit that was part of an eighth-grade, semester-long investigation into matter. During the dissolving unit, stude...

Science Sampler: The Element Walk

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Science Sampler: The Element Walk

“The Element Walk” lesson is effective at teaching students the elements that exist in common substances encountered every day. Students walk away...

Watching the Pot to Improve Inquiry Skills

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Watching the Pot to Improve Inquiry Skills

The International Boiling Point Project is an online, collaborative project for students in grades 6–12 in which they investigate the impact of four...

No More Leaks: A Process-Oriented Lesson Exploring the Invention and Chemistry of Disposable Diapers

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No More Leaks: A Process-Oriented Lesson Exploring the Invention and Chemistry of Disposable Diapers

High school chemistry can be intimidating to some students, so it is critical that we engage students in nonthreatening preparatory investigations dur...

Scope on Safety: Science storage requirements

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Scope on Safety: Science storage requirements

Middle school science teachers need to address two issues concerning storage. First, if it is insufficient, they need to work with administrators to s...

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