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Floating and Sinking– Making a Sinker Float

Ecosystems– Material Consideration

Exploring Properties of Matter– Other Surface Features

STC Program: Energy, Machines, and Motion Unit Kit

STC Secondary: Understanding Weather and Climate

Rocks and Minerals– Organizing Minerals

Weather Lab

STC Secondary: Exploring the Nature of Light

Understanding Weather and Climate–Lesson 9: Ocean Currents-Using the Demo Box

Explore Smithsonian: How Do Astronomers See the Invisible Parts of the Universe?

Sugar Simulation

Exploring Plate Tectonics– Convection in the Mantle

STC Program: Earth in Space Unit Kit

Explore Smithsonian: How Are Optical Instruments Tested Before Space Flight?

Floating and Sinking– What Do We Know About Floating and Sinking?

Exploring Planetary Systems– Solar System Explorations

Floating and Sinking– Which Things Float? Which Things Sink?

Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 1: Our Ideas About Weather and Climate– Save Weather Maps

Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 1: Our Ideas About Weather and Climate– Using Weather Maps

Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 7: Hurricanes- Destructive Storms

Understanding Weather and Climate– Lesson 9: Ocean Currents- Inquiry 9.2 Prep Work

Sound– Lesson 10: Changing the Pitch by Changing the Tension

Motion and Design– Lesson 1: Designing Vehicles: Getting Started

Exploring Planetary Systems– Other Surface Features : Materials and Safety

Electric Circuits– Making a Filament

Motion and Design– Safety with Building Pieces

Sound– Notebooking

Soils– Materials Distribution: Roles and Responsibilities

Floating and Sinking– How is Salt Water Different from Fresh Water?

Explore Smithsonian: How Do Astronomers See the Invisible Parts of the Universe?