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How do our immune systems work? How do plants turn sunlight into energy? Science teaches students to investigate the world's everyday mysteries. From earth sciences (geology, oceanography) to physical sciences (chemistry, physics) to life sciences (biology, anatomy) to astronomy, the study of space, sciences can be some of the most challenging and most rewarding areas of study.
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Plants
Activities: 1. We Eat Different Parts of Plants Make 'Friendship Soup' Have each child bring a favorite vegetable...
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Visualizing Scientific Ideas With Computers
So much of the scientific world is not easily visible to humans. The scale of scientific phenomena is too often so large...
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Trends in Secondary School Science
There is widespread support for continued improvement of the educational system. Scientific and technological literacy...
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Indoor and Outdoor Activities
The teacher will want to emphasize the theme of water, weather, and space throughout the classroom by using displays of...
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Rocks
Activities: 1. Rocks are Different Sort by color and shape. Bring in a variety of rocks and stones. Include, if...
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