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"How Does Air Make Things Move?" NSTA Science Demonstration
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This collection is to support the Daily Do, "How does air make things move?". It explores the phenomenon of wind, and how it is able to move objects.
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"How Does Air Make Things Move?" NSTA Science Demonstration
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This collection is to support the Daily Do, "How does air make things move?". It explores the phenomenon of wind, and how it is able to move objects.
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NSTA Daily Do: How does air make things move?
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How Does the Air in Tires Support a 3,300-Pound Race Car?
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How can we evaluate systems to provide breathable air in a space station?
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NSTA Daily Do: How does the hot air balloon take off?
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Chemistry of the Environment is a 3 credit course designed to familiarize students with basic general science and chemistry concepts of the environment, including water, air and Earth - as well as to provide…
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Safer Handling of Alcohol in the Laboratory
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Safer Handling of Alcohol in the Laboratory The use of alcohol is quite common in biology and chemistry laboratories. Because of its flammability and toxicity, it is imperative that teachers understand how to use it safely, especially in light of the serious injuries that have occurred due to the…
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My Resource List of Ecosystem Partners
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My Resource List of Ecosystem Partners Teacher Conference/Resources/Grant Opportunities Student Conference/Resources Engineering Hackathon Volunteers Student Competitions Northrop Grumman x x x x Chevron…
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NSTA Press® Sample Chapters Looking for Science Activities? NSTA Press publishes science activities for teachers of kindergarten through college on a wide range of topics. We've posted sample chapters and activities from our books for free download so you can look inside. Be sure to search our online bookstore for…
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Using Climate Models to Learn About Global Climate Change
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Exploring light as it moves from one medium to another with the intriguing result of different speeds—the bending of light we call refraction.
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Best STEM Books 2021 Winning Titles Ada Lovelace (The First Names Series) Ben Jeapes Illustrated by Nick Ward ABRAMS / Abrams Books for Young Readers How did the first computer come to be? Explore Ada Lovelace's determination, imagination, and amazing life as she becomes the brains behind…