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Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 14: Discovering that Butterflies are Insects

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

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Bulldozing Technique for Science Class

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Life Cycle of Butterflies– Literacy Integration: Nonfiction 1 - Multiple Intelligence Retell

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

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Motion and Design– Safety with Building Pieces

Floating and Sinking– Investigating Boat Designs

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Soils– Organizing the Distribution Center

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Floating and Sinking– Weighing Floaters and Sinkers

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

Explore Smithsonian: Courtney Dressing - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Graduate Student

Explore Smithsonian: How do Scientists Sample Populations of Fish and Invertebrates Along the Shorelines?

Explore Smithsonian: How do Orchids Attract Pollinators?

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Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 14: Discovering that Butterflies are Insects

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

Life Cycles of Butterflies– Lesson 8: Observing the Crysalis - Moving the Crysalis Properly

Bulldozing Technique for Science Class

Organisms– Literacy Integration

Soils– Lesson 6: How Quickly Do Soils Settle in Water?

Rocks and Minerals– Incorporating Literacy

Rocks and Minerals– Organizing Minerals

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Literacy Integration: Nonfiction 1 - Multiple Intelligence Retell

Sound– Lesson 1: Thinking about Sound

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

Animal Studies– Materials and Organizations

Rocks and Minerals– Lesson 3: Learning More about Rocks

Rocks and Minerals– Creating Take Home Field Guides

Teacher Tips: Weather

Ecosystems– Lesson 2: Setting up the Terrarium

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

Sound– Notebooking

Rocks and Minerals– Lesson 2: Observing Rocks- How are They the Same and Different?

Motion and Design– Safety with Building Pieces

Floating and Sinking– Investigating Boat Designs

Ecosystems– Notebooking Strategies

Soils– Organizing the Distribution Center

Floating and Sinking– Weighing Floaters and Sinkers

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