Joinstart with phenomena
How Plants Gain Weight
Integrating modeling into a 5E learning cycle
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By April Mitchell, Cayme Olsen, and Kimberly Lott
engineering encounters
Can’t Pick It Up?
Student engineers solve big trash problem using a 3D printer
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By Erdogan Kaya, Hasan Deniz, and Ezgi Yesilyurt
teaching teachers
Migrating Beyond the Classroom
Enriching STEM education with family-based, self-directed learning
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By Michelle Monette, Jeffrey Brewster, Nicole Lalier, Joy Pires, and Theodora Pinou
cross-curricular connections
Walk of Wild Things
A cross-grade collaboration teaches first- and third-grade students research skills
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By Melinda Hammerschmidt, Rebecca Crowder Dischner, and Dea Borneman
science 101
Q: Do you have a weather-related activity that my students would enjoy?
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Invading Wild
Using native plants to increase scientific and environmental literacy of elementary students
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Project-based Learning in Argentina
Deep, collaborative learning opportunities can be designed to be culturally relevant and accessible anywhere when built on ingenuity, resourcefulness, and joy.
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By Valeria Vincent, Frieda Powell, Emily Adah Miller, and Susan Codere Kelly
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Mystery Critters
Naturalistic studies provide opportunities for students to develop observational skills
Science and Children—September/October 2022 (Volume 60, Issue 1)
By Allison Esparza, Sara Raven, and Kaelyn Parks
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Visualizing Habitats
Using visual data to help kindergarteners model relationships between living things and the places they live
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Have You Ever Been in a Volcano?
Joyful science discoveries in a preschool classroom
