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Lesson 10: Using Math Connections to Collect and Document Specimens

Source: Lewis And Clark Lesson Plan

Collect leaf specimens and measure their length and width to the nearest millimeter. Write a detailed scientific description of a tree that includes data about its height, circumference and general appearance. Details »

Vikings in America

Source: NOVA Lesson Plan

Determine if an argument can be supported by the evidence provided, make critical judgements about the validity of statements and practice supporting a theory with evidence. Details »

Venus Unveiled

Source: NOVA Lesson Plan

Determine the validity of predictions about the greenhouse effect, examine how scientists use data about present conditions to extrapolate into the future or the past and identify what variables make it difficult to make precise conclusions. Details »

Vanished!

Source: NOVA Lesson Plan

Trace the development of how a hypothesis changes based on new evidence. Details »

Monster of the Milky Way: Catalogue of the Cosmos

Source: NOVA Interactive/Online Activity

Explore space-related vocabulary with this interactive glossary. Learn the difference between pulsars and quasars, antimatter and dark matter, brown dwarfs and white dwarfs and many other extraterrestrial wonders. Details »

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