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Introduction | Science in Action

Introduction to the series that describes the importance of science in middle school.
 

Introduction | Science in Action

From School Stories, Science in Action
Introduction | Science in Action

Introduction to the series that describes the importance of science in middle school.
 

Support Materials

Toolkit

Download this pdf Download this pdf Science In Action for Middle School Teachers (PDF)

School Stories Segments

Middle School

Middle school science teachers open their classrooms to provide examples of excellence in hands-on, student-focused instruction. 

Introduction | Science in Action

What is 3D Science? | Science in Action

Phenomena in Focus | Science in Action

SEPs in the Classroom | Science in Action

CCCs in the Classroom | Science in Action

Literacy in Science | Science in Action

Shifting to Student-Centered Instruction

Putting Science in Action in Middle School Part I | Science in Action

Putting Science in Action in Middle School Part II | Science in Action

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Science in Action for Middle School

Middle School

Middle school science teachers open their classrooms to provide examples of excellence in hands-on, student-focused instruction. 

This STEMonstration is on Target! Exploring Energy and Projectiles

This STEMonstration Is On Target!

How do engineers get their Mars rovers to go all the way into space and remotely conduct tasks? In this STEMonstration, we'll continue to investigate gravity, friction, and the physics behind launched objects, but make it a whole lot more challenging! Using simple materials, GPB educators will build and test a way to move a small ball down a zip-line string in less than four seconds AND release that ball onto a target.