Presents three simple water activities, for grades 4-6, to teach about molecular attraction as seen in surface tension and cohesion. (Author/SJL)

A baby-food jar is the constant in this group of ten basic science experiments. (Editor)

Suggests some nonfiction children's books and learning activities for the study of astronomy in the primary and upper elementary grades. (SJL)

A way of teaching the scientific method to elementary pupils, using animal life collected by students. (SP)

Describes a lesson in aerodynamics'' that involves construction and flying of kites. (SP)

Presents a science unit for fourth graders on fungi. Included are instructions for making a mold garden. (SJL)

Presented are 25 inexpensive activities which will give students hands-on and creative experiences in botany, geology, meteorology, and ecology on or near the school grounds. (Author/SJL)

This is the second of a series of three seasonal environmental learning stations that create a land lab on the elementary school grounds. Graded science activities for 10 learning stations are outlined. For the first article in this series, see the September 1980 issue of this magazine. (Editor/SJL)

Discusses ways to let music add a new dimension to a science lesson on dinosaurs. (GB)

This is the first of a series of three seasonal environmental learning stations that create a land lab on the school grounds. This article describes the construction of a 10-station nature trail and the related student activities for grade levels 1 through 6. (Editor/SJL)

Article is a demonstration lesson on Archimedes' Principle for Elementary school students. (GB)

Science is everywhere in a young child's world. Relate concepts to reality and see the joy of discovery. (Editor)

Teacher gives a list of individual projects in her outdoor science unit. (GB)

When science is learned through an activity-centered approach, it becomes a vehicle for learning skills that are necessary for everyday life. (Author)