41. Arbor Scientific - Physics Chemistry Physical Science Books Demo A Day for. physical science P80640 $37.50. Demo A Day for. Chemistry Vol . Great for labs and activities, extra credit projects, and science fairs. http://www.arborsci.com/Products_Pages/Multimedia/BooksBuy1.htm

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42. Boreal Laboratories - Physics Browse through our science education products highlights Book, Physics demosand HandsOn activities 130 demos and Hands-on Book, Physics demos and http://boreal.com/category.asp_Q_c_E_746613

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43. ENC Online: Curriculum Resources: A Demo A Day: A Year Of Physical Science Demon A demo a day a year of physical science demonstrations. Grades 9 10 11 12 Lessons and activities; Resource materials for math or science. Media Type http://www.enc.org/resources/records/full/0,1240,016056,00.shtm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Curriculum Resources Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action todaypurchase a school subscription through goENC.com Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Search Browse Resource of the Day About Curriculum Resources Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. A demo a day: a year of physical science demonstrations Grades: ENC#: ENC-016056 Publisher: Flinn Scientific Date: Ordering Information Similar Records Subjects: Science Chemical changes. Chemical properties. Chemical reactions. Electromagnetism. Forces and motion. Momentum. Newton's laws of motion. Periodic table. Physical Science. Structure of matter. Resource Type: Lessons and activities; Resource materials for math or science.

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Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Curriculum Resources Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action todaypurchase a school subscription through goENC.com Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Ask ENC Explore online lesson plans, student activities, and teacher learning tools. Search Browse Resource of the Day About Curriculum Resources Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. General science labs with computers: general science experiments using the ScienceWorkshop program and interfaces from PASCO scientific Series: ScienceWorkshop. Grades: K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ENC#: ENC-010956 Edition: Lab manual, First edition. Data acquisition software, Windows, Macintosh 2.2.4. Experiment library software, Windows, Macintosh 2.2. Publisher: PASCO Scientific Date: Ordering Information Similar Records Subjects: Science Acid rain. Acids and bases. Data analysis. Data collection. Earth science. Energy. Forces and motion. Life Science. Light. Physical Science. Physics. Process skills. Proteins. Technology. Temperature.

45. Flinn Scientific It s often difficult to find good demos for physical science classes. With A DemoA Day for physical science, you ll have more than enough demos for each http://www.flinnsci.com/Sections/spotlightDisplay.asp?ID=29&cat=7

46. Resources For Teaching Science Kinetic City a slew of science activities for this age group - so far, physical sciences Resource Center - from the American Association of Physics http://www.leasttern.com/teacher/science.html

Least Tern Resources for Teachers Research Starting Points Science Starting Points Selected Resources for Educators Using Technology Arts Language Arts/English Mathematics Technology ... Bibliographic Citation of Online Resources Science Teacher's Lounge - Bunsen Bob's listing of organizations and groups to support science teachers - links to sites that work (most are not repeated in this listing) NSTA - National Science Teachers Association Least Tern has included many science projects in its lists of recommended Collaborations or Teacher's Domain this growing, FREE set of multimedia resources currently contains lesson plans and resources to support k-12 science topics Selecting Computer-Based High School Science Curricula download the free guide A lso check the links at our Lesson Plans and Activities page. General Sites Virtual Trips Elementary Image Processing ... Health Science General Sites of interest to Science teachers - Full Listing of General Research Resources Portals Ask Basil - a web search site specifically for Animal Information How Stuff Works - odd ball science and true science Primary Web Sites - Internet resources for primary students - includes a section on "teacher productivity"

47. Science Museum Of Virginia - Labs And Demos Witness objects fly, drop, race and shoot — all in the name of physics. Recommended maximum group size for activities in the labs is 10 to 15 visitors http://www.smv.org/Exhibits/LabsAndDemos.html

Labs and Demos Laugh, think and learn as gallery educators present entertaining science demonstrations. Demonstrations are available on a rotating seasonal basis. For further information, please contact Gallery Education at (804)-864-1463. As the Stomach Churns . Become part of the digestive tract and find out what happens to food after you eat it! The Method to Our Madness . How do scientists solve problems? Use this method to investigate your own challenge. You Make Me Sick! How does your body fight infection? Become part of the immune system and find out. Under Pressure . Crush a can using only air. Experiment in the ocean of air that surrounds us. Should I Stay or Should I Go? Witness objects fly, drop, race and shoot — all in the name of physics. Tools or Toys? Make child’s play of the physics of inclined planes, levers, wedges and pulleys. When Lightning Strikes . Make your hair stand on end and watch a tree get struck by a million volt lightning bolt. Super Cool.

48. Draft Activities Conceptual physical science with Paul Doherty and Don Rathjen. Geology with PaulDoherty and Eric An activity from the Food science Workshop 21 Oct 2000 http://www.exo.net/~pauld/activities/Draft_activities.html

Draft Activities These activities are definitely under development! They are based on unedited handouts from Teacher Institute Saturday workshops plus other lectures I have presented. The activities are usually grouped together for a lecture or a workshop. Inquiry Optics Sound Electricity ... Miscellaneous Inquiry PVC workshop 13 March 1999 Spinning Cylinder Spin a marked cylinder cut from PVC pipe and notice how a stable triangle of images is produced. Explore how the stable pattern is created. Optics Color Diffraction Grating , look through it at lights. View a Spectrum with a CD Look at lights reflected in a CD. Project a Rainbow with a CD Diffraction Grating project a spectrum with an overhead. CD spectra , an introduction. CD spectroscope make it from a tube. A workshop presented at RAFT 15 May, 2004. Project a rainbow-like spectrum with a CD. Color A workshop at RAFT on using colored filters, diffraction gratings and compact discs to see color. Red and Green filters , look through.

49. Physical Science - Demo And Activities For Flight & Air Travel physical science Demo and activities for Flight Air Travel. science Grade06 physical Sc - Forces. SUMMARY, activities for flight and air travel. URL http://notesapps.sd91.bc.ca/resources/resource.nsf/0/48a543802abe2ba008256a01001

50. Activity Description Of "BioChem Demos" of BioChem demos science in Personal and SocialPerspectives. Life, physical, Earth sciences, The cell, Matter,......Activity http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/ATG/data/released/0373-ChrisHilver/descriptio

Activity Description of "BioChem Demos" Title BioChem Demos Audience All high school science Abstract This collection of more than 70 classroom tested biology, biochem and chemistry demonstrations was shared at the 1997 annual convention of the National Association of Biology teachers. Author Chris Hilvert Email chilveAE@ix.netcom.com Unifying Concept Evidence, models, and explanation Science and Technology Understandings about science and technology Science as Inquiry Understandings about scientific inquiry History and Nature of Science Nature of scientific knowledge Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Life, Physical, Earth Sciences The cell, Matter, energy and organization in living systems, Structure and properties of matter, Chemical reaction Other Standards Science Teaching, Professional Development View This Activity chilveAE@ix.netcom.com Activities-To-Go Index Activities Exchange Index Feedback About AE Discussions Sitemap ... Access Excellence Home

51. Nanotech Resources For K-12 Teachers - NNIN Nanotechnology Education activities at NNIN. interactive demos facilitatedactivities, physical/virtual contextual bridge exhibits, insights into http://www.nnin.org/nnin_k12teachers.html

@import url("common/nnin_style_hidefromIE.css") screen; Skip Navigation NNIN Education Portal SEARCH: National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network Nanotechnology Education Home K-12 Students K-12 Teachers Undergrads ... All Technology Articles NNIN Education Site Nanotechnology Educational Resources and Activities for K-12 Teachers under construction NNIN Displays at 2005 NSTA Convention In Dallas; Plans for next year NNIN participated in the 2005 NSTA convention in Dallas, speaking with teachers about their needs and distrubting materials. Find out about NSTA activities and future NNIN Plans. Nanotechnology in the Curriculum So where does Nanotechnology fit in the curriculum? On one hand, it is not Physics, Biology, or Chemistry. On the other hand, it is all of them ! Is nanotechnology a subject of its own, or is it just a way of thinking about other subjects .We have some suggestions on how to include Nanotechnology in your curriculum. COMING SOON ! Research Experience for Teachers NNIN does not have its own network wide RET program. Several NNIN sites do however have RET programs of their own or in conjunction with other campus nanotechnology centers. (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) Teacher Workshops in Nanotechnology The shorter non-ret workshops held around the network (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) Nanotechnology Curriculum Materials curriculum materials (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) Interesting Technical Articles Nanotechnology Products - from better tennis balls to better drug delivery What is Nanotechnology Nanotechnology Careers - consider a career in the expanding field of Nanotechnology

52. The NSDL Scout Report For Physical Sciences -- Volume 2, Number 8 The Interactive Interferometry Demo page allows users to simulate a virtual get science fair project ideas, partake in online activities and games, http://scout.wisc.edu/Reports/NSDL/PhysSci/2003/ps-030418-education.html

Home The Scout Report Archives Projects ... Feedback Log In: Password: Forget your password? Create a Log In April 18, 2003 Volume 2, Number 8 Table of Contents Printable version Interactive Interferometry Demo http://planetquest.jpl.nasa.gov/SIM/Demo/index.html NASA's Space Interferometry Mission, scheduled for launch in 2009, will determine the positions and distances of stars several hundred times more accurately than any previous program. The Interactive Interferometry Demo page allows users to simulate a virtual interferometer by moving a light source, mirrors, and the measuring device itself to build up a plot of the relation between the angle to the source and the delay line setting. The site provides full instructions and background information for the activity, which is probably best suited for high school and college students learning about various space science subjects. As with other interactive online learning activities, this application does a good job of providing a fun way to explore and learn about science. [JAB] [Back to Contents] Earthquakes for Kids http://earthquake.usgs.gov/4kids/

53. Stories For Students Just look for Home demos when you ve entered the site. Explore the scienceof sound waves further with Middle School Gateways activities. http://www.riverdeep.net/current/2001/12/120301_simplescience.jhtml

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54. Using Physical Science Knowledge 4. Use Scientific Knowledge from the physical sciences in RealWorld Contexts There are dozens of additonal science activities at this web site. http://www.bscs.k12.mi.us/Links/Science04/Science/gspsk.htm

55. AnyWho: Internet Directory Assistance; Yellow Pages, White Pages, Toll-Free Numb A growing collection of papers on physical science projects for all ages. Cool science tricks, experiments and activities that can be done anywhere http://www.anywho.com/cgi-bin/webdrill?catkey=gwd/Top/Science/Educational_Resour

56. 2005 World Year Of Physics activities (ie Einstein look alike contests, physics outreach demos, These items work great as door prizes, science awards for your graduates, http://spsnational.org/networking/wyp_2005.htm

SPS Joins International Community Declaring 2005 the World Year of Physics Related Links WYP2005 Promotional Kits SPS Chapter Challenge Download WYP2005 Logos Order WYP2005 Shirts ... WYP2005 European Website Overview What in the World Year of Physics is this? Click here to find out ! Also see the SPS World Year of Physics 2005 Promotional Kits The Society of Physics Students (SPS) and Sigma Pi Sigma , the physics honor society, have joined other physics organizations and government entities around the globe in proclaiming 2005 as the "World Year of Physics" (WPY2005). The United Nations (UN) and the United States Congress are the two most recent governmental bodies to acknowledge and support this international celebration. The WYP2005 is timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the publication of Albert Einsteins 1905 papers that revolutionized modern physics. North American societies have adopted a theme for their activities and celebrations, "Einstein in the 21st Century." On September 26, 2003, the

57. Rebecca, (sometimes crosslisted with MTE 598 physical science with Math Modeling Workshop) Student activities are organized into modeling cycles, which engage http://modeling.asu.edu/MNS/PHS534descript-2005.html

PHS 534: Methods of teaching physical science (sometimes cross-listed with MTE 598: Physical Science with Math Modeling Workshop) * Need recertification credits? * Want a standards-based course that integrates science and math content with effective teaching strategies? * Need a content course to become highly qualified or to get endorsement? DESCRIPTION: The Physical Science with Math Modeling Workshop provides teachers of 8th and 9th grade physical sciences and mathematics with education in standards-based content and instructional strategies. The workshop is an expansion to junior high and 9th grade of the Modeling Instruction Program at ASU. In 2001 the U.S. Department of Education recognized the Modeling Instruction Program as one of 2 EXEMPLARY K-12 science programs in the nation. Teachers will achieve these goals: * improve their instructional pedagogy by incorporating the modeling cycle, inquiry methods, critical and creative thinking, cooperative learning, and effective use of classroom technology in instruction), * master content in topics in the structure of matter, motion, energy, scientific thinking skills, and related skills in each of the Arizona Mathematics Standards

58. Demo Show Description Lists of books on science activities and a list of educational web site addresses Each show consists of a series of demonstrations of physical phenomena http://www.physics.isu.edu/~shropshi/demodesc.htm

ISU Department of Physics Demonstration Road Show and Teacher Workshops K-12 education is of great importance due to its effect on the development of future citizens. With the advance of technology, scientific literacy is becoming essential for adequate participation in our society. There is concern that the U.S. is falling behind other countries in science education, especially at the K-8 grade levels. There is also a common attitude among students that science is too hard, too boring, and not worth the effort. Teachers have a great deal of difficulty preventing the onset of this attitude, and little hope of reversing it once it takes hold. This is partly due to a socialization which places little regard for, or importance, on scholarship in science and math. If significant progress in scholarship is to be made in these areas, it must be at the expense of preconceived notions of unimportance and difficulty. However, limitations in the training pre-service teachers are given to teach science is also to blame. K-8 teachers are in the best position to influence the attitudes of future citizens towards science, and to encourage people to consider careers in science. The training pre-service K-8 teachers receive in science and in the teaching of science has not kept pace with the increasingly technical nature of our society. Frequently, future teachers receive no education after the ninth grade in many science topics that they are required to teach. As either cause or effect of this, most K-8 teachers are uncomfortable with one or more areas of science, and are often reluctant to teach them. The greatest discomfort and lack of preparation is in the physical sciences.

59. The Science House - What's New? The science House is bursting with activity as summer camps and workshops getunder way. Learn activities and demos to amaze your students! http://www.science-house.org/whatsnew/archives/whatsnew07042003.html

What's New at The Science House J u l y Busy Summer at The Science House! Workshops for Teachers in Asheville Graduate Courses for Teachers Activity of the Week - Red, White and Blue Busy Summer at The Science House! Mike Smith performs his world famous physics demonstrations for the Girl Scout campers. Summer Workshops for Teachers - It's Not Too Late! Physics from the Junk Drawer/Countertop Chemistry The title describes it! This hands-on workshop is applicable to all grade teachers, emphasizing simple activities, inquiry, and familiar materials. Participants get to carry out the activities themselves and are provided copies of activities. Learn activities and demos to amaze your students! To register for this free workshop, sponsored by The Health Adventure in Asheville visit the web site.

60. History Of Science Society | HSSOnline.org Caloric Air thermometer; thermal expansion and conduction demos; mixture ofOº and 100º C water Dan Siegel Department of the History of science http://www.hssonline.org/teach_res/CoE/activities/demos.html

Demonstration Experiments: Beyond the Talking Head By Daniel M. Siegel University of Wisconsin, Madison The author teaches a course in the history of the physical sciences from Newton to Einstein at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in which he incorporates highly popular demonstration experiments. He presented an overview of the course and some of the related philosophical issues at the 1996 CoE workshop, "Beyond Lecture." The text has been condensed and edited by Marjorie Malley. Why does one want to do demonstration experiments in a history of science course? First, historical verisimilitude requires it. From the scientific revolution to the early twentieth century experiment was a central part of science. To represent the physical sciences of this period as primarily a literary tradition is a crime against historical authenticity. Static representation such as pictures, diagrams, and words often leave the student with only the haziest notion of the experiments carried out in a historical situation. Further, verbal and pictorial representations fall short in vividness and pedagogical impact. If one asks what kind of course material students talk about, write home about, and remember for the rest of their lives, demonstration experiments are at or near the top of the list.

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