Students will explore tectonic plate boundaries and different types of seismic waves generated by earthquakes.
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This interactive activity will demonstrate why some planets look like they are traveling backwards.
Learn about the phases of the moon with this tactile activity!
This interactive lesson will demonstrate the difference between "rotation" and "orbit."
Use "windowpanes" to take stock of materials at the beginning of an investigative unit.
See this concrete example of high reproductive potential which influenced Darwin's theory of natural selection.
How can you use the shape of a fish to identify it, and learn about where it lives?
Featuring over 40 activities, this guide will get your students outside throughout the year!
Students to explore a park nature area to look for evidence of ecosystem interactions.