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Science Activities for All Students


No. of pages 288

Published: 2009

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Science Activities for All Students is a two-volume binder set that replaces ""Science Projects for All Students"" and ""More Science Projects for All Students"". Developed with the basic assumption that all students should and can participate in science activities, these new binders enable students in grades 4 through 9 with developmental or physical challenges to join their classmates in fun, hands-on activities. There are 60 experiments in each binder - designed to be as inclusive as possible - in the areas of basic skills, Earth science, weather, space science, life science, and physical science. Each binder is also enhanced by approximately 250 black-and-white line illustrations, as well as a glossary, a bibliography, an index, and helpful Teachers' Hints, making these appealing volumes an essential addition to science classrooms.

 

There are 288 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by Facts On File Inc .

Aviva Ebner holds a B. S. in Biology from UCLA and an M. A. in Educational Administration. She is currently principal of El Rodeo School in Beverly Hills Unified School District. Her previous experience includes teaching science for Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD); administration in LAUSD, Glendale Unified School District, and Emek Hebrew Academy; and writing science curricula for various schools. Ebner has also presented numerous workshops on instruction at regional educators' conferences and is an adjunct faculty member of University of Phoenix.

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