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Science for All—19th Century "Edutainment"
In 19th-century America, one popular way people obtained new scientific information was through traveling lectures and science demonstrations, sometimes held in large halls called “lyceums.” Before the advent of radio and television, these were l...
By Michael Apfeldorf
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This column discusses resources and science topics related to students in grades preK to 2. This issue describes how teachers can build their own kits....
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Animatronic Lions, and Tigers, and Bears Oh! My!
This column describes creating a classroom culture for engineering. This issue shares information about computational thinking and 3D printing. ...
By Anna Newley, Erdogan Kaya, Ezgi Yesilyurt, and Hasan Deniz
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Making Critical Thinking Visible for Student Analysis and Reflection
Practice critical-thinking skills with this phenomena-centered dinosaur bone activity. ...
By Kirsten R. Butcher, Madlyn Larson, McKenna Lane
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Sharing the Wonder of Natural History
Help students overcome nature-deficit disorder with these outdoor activities. ...
By Ashley Campbell, Brigette Whaley
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Investigating the Resurrection Plant
Using discrepant events to confront misconceptions. ...
By Todd Hoover
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Observing Environmental Changes from Earth's Orbit
Astronomy throughout the year. ...
By Bob Riddle
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Speaking and Listening in the Science Classroom
Practical advice from veteran teachers. ...
By Kathy Biernat, Laura Riley
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Evolving Students' Writing Skills
Strategies for increasing student engagement. ...
By Kaitlyn McGlynn, Janey Kelly
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Hardware, software, and websites for use in the classroom. ...
By Kiley McElroy-Brown, Frieda Reichsman
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By Kylie S. Hoyle, Kristie S. Gutierrez, Lauren A. Harper, Brandon D. Hollingsworth, Margaret R. Blanchard