Young Learners
Science for Young Learners
In response to educators of young learners, I have added a separate group of science investigations. I would very much like to know if the activities in … [Read More...]
Astronomy
Astronomy: Moon Divider
For information about beginning astronomy and star gazing, see the video---Meet Me @ The Corner. Question: What is the boundary between the light and … [Read More...]
Matter
Notes from Janice’s Desk Matter is the stuff everything is made of--stars, plants, animals, chemicals, rocks, air, etc.. Every science that you study … [Read More...]
Biology
Fly Proboscis
How Flies Eat Some insects, such as flies, have a mouth part that soaks up liquid in much the same way that the sponge soaked up the water. This mouth … [Read More...]
Tips for Teaching Science
Teach Hypothesis Using Möbius Strips
Demonstrations are great for starting a class. The more magical the better. I suggest that you give no clues about what is going to happen. In fact, … [Read More...]
Earth Science
Atmospheric Pressure
Atmospheric Pressure The force of air molecules pushing on a surface Also called air pressure or barometric pressure. Air A mixture of gases containing … [Read More...]
Acid Rain: Man Made
Sulfur oxides are gases released when fossil fuels (coal and oil) are burned. Large amounts are released when industries and power plants burn fossil fuels.The … [Read More...]
Physics
Zero Gravity-Weightless?
Can passengers in NASA's Vomit Comet Float Around in a state of weightlessness? Yes, passengers in the plane can float during the ride but only for … [Read More...]
Science Projects
Science Project Display
Your project display is a visual representation of all the work that you have done. It should consist of a backboard and anything else that supports your … [Read More...]