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STC Secondary: Discovering Electrical Systems

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Sugar Simulation

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Physical Science

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

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

Investigating Circuit Design– Solar Cells

Sound — Lessons 1-4: Materials

STCMS™: Electricity, Waves, and Information Transfer

Motion and Design– Safety with Building Pieces

STCMS™: Genes and Molecular Machines

Vaccines! How can we use science to help our community make decisions about vaccines?

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Spanish

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Life Science

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Sound– Notebooking

Sound– Lesson 2: How Sound Travels

Aww Snap! a Snapdragon Study

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English

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Life Science

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Explore Smithsonian: How do Scientists use Electricity to Study Fish Populations?

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How Can We Predict Change in Ecosystems?

Plant Growth and Development– Planting the Seeds

STC Program: Electrical Energy and Circuit Design Unit Kit

Sound– Lesson 1: Thinking about Sound

STCMS™: Structure and Function

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 1: Getting Ready for Caterpillars

How Can We Identify Materials Based on Their Properties?

Explore Smithsonian: How Can We Know About the Reproductive Cycle of an Animal by Its Poop?

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English

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Life Science

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Life Cycle of Butterflies– Literacy Inegration: Nonfiction 2 - Multiple Intelligence Retell

Animal Studies– Observing Millipedes More Closely

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 2: Caring for Caterpillars

Sound– Lesson 6: Vibrations We Can't See

STC Secondary: Working with Motors and Simple Machines

STC-Secondary™: Researching Optical Systems

Biotechnology! How can we ethically create a sustainable future using biotechnology?

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English

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Grade 6

Grade 7

Grade 8

High School

Life Science

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STC-Secondary™: Investigating Biodiversity and Interdependence

Sugar Simulation

Vaccines! How can we use science to help our community make decisions about vaccines?

Aww Snap! a Snapdragon Study

Explore Smithsonian: How do Scientists use Electricity to Study Fish Populations?

Explore Smithsonian: How Can We Know About the Reproductive Cycle of an Animal by Its Poop?

Biotechnology! How can we ethically create a sustainable future using biotechnology?

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STC Secondary: Discovering Electrical Systems

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

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

Investigating Circuit Design– Solar Cells

Sound — Lessons 1-4: Materials

STCMS™: Electricity, Waves, and Information Transfer

Motion and Design– Safety with Building Pieces

STCMS™: Genes and Molecular Machines

Sound– Notebooking

Sound– Lesson 2: How Sound Travels

How Can We Predict Change in Ecosystems?

Plant Growth and Development– Planting the Seeds

STC Program: Electrical Energy and Circuit Design Unit Kit

Sound– Lesson 1: Thinking about Sound

STCMS™: Structure and Function

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 1: Getting Ready for Caterpillars

How Can We Identify Materials Based on Their Properties?

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Literacy Inegration: Nonfiction 2 - Multiple Intelligence Retell

Animal Studies– Observing Millipedes More Closely

Life Cycle of Butterflies– Lesson 2: Caring for Caterpillars

Sound– Lesson 6: Vibrations We Can't See

STC Secondary: Working with Motors and Simple Machines

STC-Secondary™: Researching Optical Systems

STC-Secondary™: Investigating Biodiversity and Interdependence