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Free journal columns on early childhood science

By Peggy Ashbrook

Posted on 2010-06-29

Children and teacher discuss which objects might float and which might sinkIn the interest of making it easier for early childhood educators to teach science, I am unabashedly tooting my own horn—read the Early Years column I write in the National Science Teachers Association’s elementary school journal, Science and Children. Not an NSTA member? Some of the Early Years columns are available online to non-members at no cost in the NSTA Learning Center if one follows these steps:

  1. Create an account (no charge).
  2. Use the “advanced search” option.
  3. Search for “early years” as a keyword and “ashbrook” as author, and “free” as cost.

I think it will be worth your while to find columns about such topics as melting, inventing animals, and the sun’s energy. While you’re there take a look at some of the other benefits of membership. Members get one journal in the mail and online access to all four NSTA journals.
Is there a topic you would like me to write about in the Early Years column? Post a comment below and let me know.
Peggy

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this blog post are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA).

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