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Reading & Writing Nonfiction with Children: Using Biographies to Learn about Science and Scientists

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Reading & Writing Nonfiction with Children: Using Biographies to Learn about Science and Scientists

Students are introduced to real life accounts of scientists in this fun and hands-on activity. Through biographies, students identify examples that reflect aspects of the nature of science and scientists. Pop-up books are used to expand students' un...

Tech trek: Viewing volcanoes

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Tech trek: Viewing volcanoes

Help students make real-world connections to Earth science concepts such as volcanoes with the help of modern technology. This article enumerates several websites where students can explore these forces of nature in a variety of ways - all from a sa...

Scope on Safety: Greener is cleaner, and safer

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Scope on Safety: Greener is cleaner, and safer

Indigenous people of many continents have practiced the concept of going"green" for centuries--you should too! Green chemistry, or sustainable chemistry, substitutes nonhazardous chemicals for those that pose high risks, thereby reducing the quanties...

Science Sampler: Content Reading Strategies

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Science Sampler: Content Reading Strategies

Since effective reading and comprehension skills impact achievement in science, this collection of reading content strategies will be useful in helping students improve reading skills before, during, and after an exercise. ...

Science & Science Fiction

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Science & Science Fiction

This creative activity weaves science fiction and language arts skills into the science classroom, which can expand and enrich the science content and abstract concepts found in science textbooks.Well-written literature can be used to open new ways o...

Science Sampler: First-class inquiry

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Science Sampler: First-class inquiry

In this scientific inquiry-based activity, students explore how variables in a first-class lever, specifically arm length, position of the fulcrum, and placement of the load, affect the effort needed to lift the load....

Putting a Twist on Inquiry

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Putting a Twist on Inquiry

After studying linear motion and learning the basic concepts involved, (inertia, force and motion, friction), middle level students can apply their learning to nonlinear situations. Using toy tops is one way to teach students the basic concepts of no...

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