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Have your students complete a measuring activity to understand the importance of having standardized units of measure.
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Have you ever wondered what a phlebotomist does? Find out firsthand from a person who has been practicing this occupation for several years.
Cosmic Quest at the Children Museum of Indianapolis
Subject: Science
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Neptune
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So Sexy So Soon
In today's world, current technology and culture fill our children's lives with an amazing amount of sexual messages at a much younger age than ever before. Unfortunately, they are not able to fully… See More$13.95
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Have fun with science while experimenting with light absorption, colored shadows, spectra and Jello.
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Reinforces the concepts of decimals, fractions and ratios while learning about the effect of gravity on other planets.
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Health And Social Issues: Gangs The Tough Decision To Stay Out DVD
Saying 'NO' to gangs is one thing, but it's much different to be a young person facing the very real pressure to join. In this video, you'll find out why gangs are so seductive, and look at common… See More$58.95
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Students use the illustrations and text in Chris Van Allsburg's 'Two Bad Ants' to develop an understanding of point of view. After reading the story, students work in pairs to analyze the...
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Find teaching ideas for using this book by Albert Slade in your classroom. Includes a brief synopsis, pre-reading activity, thematic and interdisciplinary connections, suggestions for further reading...
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The Mind Tree
Eloquent, philosophical, and introspective. These are words that are not usually associated with an autistic child, but in an incredible display of courage and creativity, this boy named Tito has… See More$15.70
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