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Teaching Physical Science through Children's Literature offers 20 complete lessons for teaching hands-on, discovery-oriented physical science in the elementary classroom using children's fiction and nonfiction books as an integral part of that instruction.
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teaching physical science, folded paper kites, flip cards, magic animal, national science education standards, rainbow fish, grow alligator, science activity materials, chromatography flowers, shrinkable polystyrene, science content objectives, science journal pages, using flip cards, science chart, classroom science center, glitter wands, balance toys, special disposal procedures, cobalt chloride solution, graphical organizers, weather clues, black snowman, mittens warm, charged balloon, ramp height
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Getting Ready, Children's Literature, New York, Chromatography Garden, Building Bridges, Whirling Colors, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Colors of the Rainbow, Using Science Journals, Delta Education, Are Mittens Warm, Shrinky Plastic, Lesson Extensions Writing Extensions, Data Sheet, Rubber Band Banza, Kente Chromatography, Growing Gators, Weather Forecasters, Lazy Bear, Science Activity Materials For the Procedure, Brother Wind, Neil Ardley Publisher, Wilbur's Space Machine, Nonfiction Title, Kapiti Plain
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