This teacher's edition of "A Manual of Experiments in Elementary Science" includes full directions and explanations regarding all manipulation, answers to all the questions in the "Student's Manual," diagrams, and additional hints and suggestions. The work covers elementary science experiment outlines adapted for use with classes in the upper grammar grades, the junior high school, and the first and second years of the high school. It can be used with any text dealing with beginning science, whether general science, physiography, agriculture, nature study, or physiology; or it can be made the basis of reference or syllabus courses without text, in any of the above subjects. It also correlates with courses in domestic science. In schools where two or more elementary or second-year courses are offered, the manual may be used by the same students two successive years. The manual can be used in accordance with the demonstration plan, the individual plan, or the partnership or group plan of laboratory course. One hundred forty-six fully outlined experiments are included, in addition to many suggested experiments. Each outline includes: Purpose or Object, Materials or Apparatus, Method or Observation, Conclusions or Deductions, Discussion, and Diagram--furnishing students with foundational training in the inductive method. [For the Student's Edition, see ED622328.]