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Through a variety of science activities, this work helps students explore the evolution of life on Earth and search for clues to the possible evolution of life on an unknown planet beyond our solar system. Students can then create life forms that could exist on that planet.

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Invitation to Invent, a physical science unit for grades 3-4, engages students in investigations and observations that support their learning about simple machines and their uses. Students explore force, motion, and friction as they learn about the six simple machines and how they are put together to form compound machines.

Grades 3-4

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Obsessive, vindictive, and secretive, Issac Newton was also brilliant. He invented calculus and figured out the scientific explanation of gravity in 17th-century England, a time of plague, the Great Fire of London, and two revolutions. Illustrations.

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When you combine science instruction with the enjoyment of literature you achieve new learning dimensions. The ideas, selected books, and exciting activities described in Literature-Based Science allow you to make learning about science interesting.

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Discussion questions and additional references are included and stories are cross-indexed by year of occurrence and by scientist.

Focusing on the characters, events, and moments of genius that comprise the story of science, these 50 short reads are ideal for both read-alouds and reading assignments.

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Do you have a child interested in space Join Jasmine as she takes an imaginary trip to a realistic Mars. Fasten your seatbelts and get ready to blast off as you learn about Mars through the lens of a child. What would the Sun look like from Mars What color is the sky Can I breathe there Get ready to answer all of your child's questions with scientifically accurate information.

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One day a simple but unique little flatworm is swooshed away from a pond and used in a science class experiment. What happens to him is shocking but amazingly true of these nearly indestructible creatures. In this story, the reclusive worm also realizes the value of having friendships - some with no heads and some with no ends!

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Are there intelligent civilizations in space If they existed, how would they communicate with us And how would we respond This text, intended to be of interest to secondary students, explores such questions, providing a guide to the scale and structure of the Milky Way.

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Use these 300 reproducible bookmarks of fascinating facts, concepts, trivia, inventions, and discoveries to spark student learning. They cover all major disciplines of physical, earth, and life sciences, ready to copy, cut out, and give to your students.

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By pairing a fiction and nonfiction book on the same theme and packaging them with copies of the provided questions and activities, teachers and librarians can send students off with take-home science learning packets perfect for independent learning and family fun.

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Bring science to life with these 13 action-packed stories about famous scientists. Students will learn basic skills and procedures of science while learning about such people as Shirley Jackson, Charles Goodyear, and James Wright. Stepping Stones to Science has been used as a recommended text at Clarion University of Pennsylvania.

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Story Starters and Science Notebooking: Developing Student Thinking Through Literacy and Inquiry is designed to provide a meaningful, comfortable framework in which teachers and parents can encourage elementary children to explore scientific ideas in an inquiry-oriented format.

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This compilation is a must-have for every library, providing a multitude of methods for developing easy, interesting activities for children. Projects across cultures, recipes for healthy snacks, and intriguing science experiments are among the hundreds of ideas connecting learning and creativity for students of all ages.

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The Penguin Dictionary of Chemistry is the ideal source of information for students of all sciences at any level, and for anyone who encounters chemical terms in the course of their everyday work. Comprehensive and packed with vital information, the latest edition also takes account of recent developments in this key subject area.

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This is the story of how Mother Earth is being slowly ruined and what must be done to stop it, before it's too late.

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Can a long-forgotten memory of a horrible event suddenly resurface years later How can we know whether a memory is true or false Seven spellbinding cases shed light on why it is rare for a reclaimed

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Using the Next Generation Science Standards With Gifted and Advanced Learners provides teachers and administrators examples and strategies to implement the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) with gifted and advanced learners at all stages of development in K-12 schools.

Grades K-12

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Weather Reporter, a second-grade Earth and space science unit, provides students with opportunities in a scenario-based approach to observe, measure, and analyze weather phenomena. The overarching concept of change reinforces students' decisions as they learn about the changes in the Earth's weather and observe, measure, and forecast the wea

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