Origins of Asian-Pacific-American Heritage Month Learn about the celebration of Asian-Pacific-American (APA) Heritage Month -- a celebration of...		Can Healthy Plants Be Grown in Soil Containing No Microorganisms? In this science fair project, students bake soil to kill microorganisms and attempt to grow...
Perspectives on War Explore an activity that introduces students to the words and ideas of prominent people who...		How Close to a Plant Must Pesticides Be in Order to Be Beneficial? Students test how close to a plant a pesticide must be to be effective and why pesticides are...
Perspectives on Peace Students will read how writers, artists, political leaders, and citizens define and image...		Which Is More Acidic, Snow or Rain? Using this hands-on science project, familiarize students with the pH scale by having them use...
Security Is... This introductory lesson will help students develop a baseline definition and understanding of...		How Can Different Polymers Be Identified? Students study six types of plastic and make comparisons between them based on their physical...
Journaling with The Sun, Wind, and the Rain This lesson, to be completed after reading The Sun, the Wind, and the Rain, has...		How Can You Use Physics to Become a Better Hitter? Help students improve their baseball skills while teaching them about human reflexes and the...
Is the Magic 8-Ball Really Magic? In this lesson, students are asked to develop a theory about how a Magic 8-Ball works without...		Can a Visible Light Outshine Infrared Radiation? Familiarize your students with two types of electromagnetic radiation with this printable...
Do Plants Sweat Like People Do? Students will learn about the similarities between human sweating and plant transpiration. In...