Tlingit Indians of the Pacific Northwest Students learn about the Tlingit Indians of the Pacific Northwest and their special...		How to Blow Up a Balloon with a Glass Bottle Inspire your students with this printable science activity about air temperature and the...
Great, Big Enormous Animals Students walk the length of various animals to get a sense of their size.		Loopy Liquids: A Project in Density Teach your students the concept of density with this hands-on science activity. They explore...
Dyeing Dinosaur Eggs This lesson outlines a science activity in which students will predict the color various items...		Determining Your Speediest Shoes Teach your students how different types of shoes can affect one's running speed with this...
Sea Horses: Father Knows Best Students learn about the unusual world of the sea horse -- in which the father fish carries and...		What Types of Bacteria Are Found in Your House? Introduce your students to different types of bacteria found in the household with this...
Producing Electricity with Sunlight Students will use solar cells and a light source to learn about solar energy.		Creating New Plants Through Cross-Pollination Introduce your students to cross-pollination with this printable science activity. Students...
Action Reaction Students will learn how the laws of physics apply to sports.		Copper Magic Inspire your students to learn about chemical reactions with this printable science activity....
Dinosaur Detectives In this lesson, students learn about amphibian evolution by comparing fossils with a modern-day...		What Factors Most Affect Evaporation? Improve students' knowledge of precipitation with this printable science activity. Students...
Mystery of the Malformed Frogs Lesson Plan In this lesson students learn how volunteers, including themselves, can aid in conservation.		How Much Oxygen Is in the Air? Teach your students about the atmosphere and chemical reactions with this printable science...
Why Care About Amphibian Population Decline and Malformations? In this lesson, students learn why preservation of wildlife is important.		Can Water Make a Bottle Rocket Fly Higher? Introduce students to Newton's third law of motion with this hands-on science activity. Find...
Migration Analogy Use a lesson that uses the technique of analogy to teach students about migration.		Herbs in the Classroom Grow herbs indoors all year by creating a mini-greenhouse.