Source: YouTube™
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A science experiment that lets us find out how much sugar there is in a typical can of soda.
Source: YouTube™
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Online Science Classes and Hands-on Science Experiments for Kids!
Source: YouTube™
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Students in the NYU Elementary Education science class get involved in many activities.
Source: YouTube™
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On the Science Channel's "Mammals vs. Dinos," although most small prehistoric mammals were nocturnal, the repenomamus hunted by day and preyed on small dinosaurs which was a sign of the evolution of mammals.
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Newsletter that list great ideas for class room activities
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Too busy to sift through the news in search of interesting stories? Click on the link to read current news stories, collected for you by NSTA staff members, that are related to this theme.
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Challenge students in the classroom with the mix of activities and investigations found in this issue of Science Class—an online companion to The Science Teacher (TST), NSTA's journal for high school teachers.
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Students take a close-up look at Thomas Jefferson’s “original Rough draught” of the Declaration of Independence, and then try their hand at crafting an alternate version of the nation’s founding document.
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Teachers and students are invited to work together to learn more about their local environment and to share their ideas and concerns through art about the how we can better co-exist with the natural world.
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Rockville Creative Learning has a huge selection of science kits including chemistry kits, electronic kits, robots, dinosaurs, crystal growing kits, models and so much more. They also have activity kits, educational books and workbooks.
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PedagoNet is the ultimate service for exchanging learning materials and resources.
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Tutor2000 helps students and tutors identify and find each other over the Internet. Check out their Web site to see how you can register.
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An on-line teachers' bulletin board for posting comments, questions, and suggestions about integrating the Internet into teaching curricula.
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Online shopping, Trials, Demos, Free Quotes on academic software, curriculum and non-curriculum software for elementary, middle and secondary districts
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FORT WAYNE, Ind.—NISTEM, otherwise known as the Northeast Indiana Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Resource Center, Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), and Science Central will hold a news conference and ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, August 26, at 10 a.m. in front of ...
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By John Peirce
Ever wonder which disposable diaper really works the best, or which detergent does the best job of getting out stains? I know some 9 to 12-year-old students who can tell you. They did the research to find out.
Theirs were some of the best projects in an elementary school Science ...
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Ft. Wayne Journal-Gazette, April 6 -- Twenty-one education and business groups in northeast Indiana are working together to support a Web site focused on the area's science and technology resources. ...
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Collaborative structures give you a way for students to play (learn) nice, too! We're going to pick some of our favorites to share ideas of how you might use them in your classroom. Collaborative structures give students a way to process information. Choosing a structure for students to use to practice what you are teaching them is the "Play It" part of Say It, Play it, Relay It, Weigh It. Make sure to have procedures in place for each structure to keep harmony in your classroom. Students need to know what to expect and what they are suppose to be doing. Clear procedures make the focus more on the content being practice and less on the structure.
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Informational sheet for the Global Warming Activity Sheet.
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Great activity for students to learn about the effects of global warming.
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Understand the curricular recommendations of the National Science Education Standards
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A great list of Nutrition Education Resources. For Teachers, Parents, & Children. Infant – Preschool
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Quick visual guide and step-by-step procedure for taking event attendance with a scanner
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PRISM is a free website that provides collections of online resources for Indiana educators in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The primary collection of digital teaching materials is indexed according to the Indiana Academic Standards for grades 6, 7, and 8. PRISM also offers several community features that enrich the use of the portal and allow members to interact and work collaboratively.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's Homework Hotline provides FREE math and science homework help to Indiana students in grades 6-12. Students may call the Homework Hotline from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time) toll free at 1-877-ASK-ROSE or ask questions online at www.AskRose.org. It's a free service and a free call! The program is funded by Lilly Endowment, Inc.
The SCIENCE listserv is intended to disseminate information about K-12 science education to Indiana's teachers. This is the webpage to subscribe to this listserv.
This Math Teach(er) listserv is a mailing list based on the particular needs of Mathematics Educators grades K-16. It provides a unique opportunity to use powerful, cost-efficient technology to further our cause. You will be able to read messages from other Mathematics Educators, and send messages to individuals or to the entire list.
You can use this service to communicate with your Math Teach(er) friends, to get to know other Math Teach(ers), and/or to share new approaches to curriculum, instruction, assessment, technology, and equity in the mathematics classroom.
Drive of Your Life is a fun online career exploration game that helps middle-school students learn more about themselves, higher education and careers. This free educational tool lets kids answer a series of questions about themselves to learn what careers could interest them and then go on a virtual drive to learn more about each of those careers, all in their own customized car.
The Indiana Online Academy, a virtual high school for Indiana students, offers classes online as an alternative means to earn high school credits.
Physics in a Box is a collection of hands-on activities related to physics. Physics in a Box are hands-on activities for students, parents, or teachers to download.
Contact Julie A. Conlon Physics Outreach Coordinator, Purdue University
Physics on the Road brings an hour-long "convo" format demo show (Traveling FunFest) and/or at least 35 hands-on activities to K-12 schools throughout Indiana. Every student in the school may be involved in up to a one-hour demo show and one-hour with the hands-on experiences.
Contact Julie A. Conlon, Roger Boyce, Purdue University
The Inquiry Learning Forum (ILF) is a K12 online learning community. Originally a $2 Million, 3-year National Science Foundation grant for science and math educators, the ILF has been expanded to include other subject areas. Currently, there are over 50 Classrooms available (over half of these are science and math). The ILF is designed for use as a professional development tool for both pre-service and in-service teachers. ILF contains videos of real-world classrooms engaged in inquiry-based learning. Accompanying the online videos are lesson plans, student work, teacher video description/reflections, and Indiana standards. In addition to ILF Classrooms, a threaded discussion forum is available, both private (used by pre-service classes and professional development groups) and public (used by our over 5,400 members - worldwide). There is an ILF Library with lesson plans, external links and teaching resources, searchable by math/science content areas.
Submitted by Jane Schott, the focus of this lesson is on gas behaviors. Students will discover ideas about the Kinetic Molecular Theory and the relationships between pressure, volume and temperature. All students will complete part A, then each group will do one of the six activities that illustrates a concept about gas behavior.