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ABSTRACT( The document contains a'user's manual and three bibliographies pertaining to Montgomery County, Maryland'sGifted Science Project,,a program to provide resources to studentsin grades 3-8 who are motivated in science: A user's manual,offers guidelines for using the project'ss primaryprduct--the Projett Resource File, a collecti.on of resources (reproduced on micrbfiche) toenrich 'the studies of an individual,gifted stU'dent, A. bibliography on career information Ilighlights'recently published materials onscience or science-related jobs and/or careers... A project ideasbibliography focuses on published materials individual students can usein completing a science project in such areas as organic,chemistryand cellular biology, The third bibliography lists materialsfor use in deeloping students' skills in such' science processes'aslaboratory skills, science problem solving, and data collection.Information on entKies contained within the three bibliographiesinclude: grade, topic, category, title ana source, author, publisherspublication date, price, special Astructions (whenapplicable), and a brief description. (SW)

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;Mims of now of opensons stated en tfus docu rnent do not nercessanly represent official NIE motion or Coke TO THE EDUCATIONAL U ER'S Misii RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." ) HOW TO USE THE PsisIECT RESOURCE FILE

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The Project Resource File(PRF)devdoped by the MCPS 2. DETERMINE THE STUDENT'S SPECIFIC Gifted Science Project under federal grant,.is a collection of resources you can use to enrich the studies of an individual INTERESTS: gifted student who s utotivated in science. Included are Having the student's specific interests clearly defined will community resources, who have agreed to help an individual make the PRF easy to use for three reasons: student in various ways. and published (print and non-print) Appropriate resources can be quickly located. materials a gifted student can Lite independently. The student's needs can be clearly described to the The PRF is reproduced on microfiche, also known as fiche. prospective (esource person. Each microfiche card stores many pages of information. If The resource person will be better prepared to help the you are not familiar with this mediUm and need assistance in student. usmg a microfiche reader, consult your Media specialist. The resources in the PRF have been matched with topics in the MCPS Science, Instructional System: Ill""7"-rmr77,-Vw-r-r.--ner"e---...------r- -r-srr..-t, pm ,:e,...."- ENERGY e ''''':. : . LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE Nt A ::- - LIVING THINGS h` I'4""-^..: :RP"... , *, .-t .....,...... , LIVING THINGS ENVI9ONMENT 1... MATTER - ,..., ,.,,p.1- . ,22 UNIVERSE IN CHANGE . .. ,.. 0...., For example, assume .that your student is a gifted fifth -7/-,...,..._ \ - grader who expresses an interest in geology. You ask her T1 \Nets to be more specific in defining her interest. She replies that f she is most interested in volcanoes and that shewould like . I to talk to a volcano expert end then do a project. This information suggests that you select UNIVERSE IN CHANGE as the top),c which will most likely' provide appropriate resoucces for the study of volcanoes.

3. SELECT THE APPROPRIATE, RESOURCE Prpcedures for Using CATEGORIES: Allresourcesinthe PRF have tieen classified by This Resource categories. After you have determined your student's specific science interests, select one or more resource categories that will best match your student's'needs. The .01.IDENTIFY ELIGIBLE STUDENTS: resource categories 'arelisted ind defined on the If your school 'has not identified gifted students, you . following page. An example of each is also provided. should consult the MCPS documents "Procedures for In select)ng resource categories, keep in mind that Selection of Elementary Students to Participate in Gifted community resources generally require transportation tâ and Talented Programs" and/or -Procedures for Selection a site away from school, and parents usually provide of Secolndary Students to Participate in Gifted and tratIsportation. Student use of published materials gener- Talented Programs." These documents have been distrib- ally does not require transportation; uted to your school and suggest procedures for identifying appropriate students. When selecting a student, keep In the example described previotisly, the fifth grade in mind that the resources are designed for art individual student wants to talk to a volcano*xpert The resource who is not only gifted, but strongly motivated to study category "Mentor" is the most likely source to meet the science. student's needs. Resource Categories and ExaMples In the f)Visits behind-the-scenevlSurs ndt non'nally available , PRF to the public or public tours related to science toPics and objectives. . .. COMMUNITY RESOURCES . Example. The student will tour the University 'of a) Activities demonstralkons, iiivestigations, or experi- Maryland Cyc(ptron. ments, that are identifdd..and supervised by resource persons and that support selected topics and objectwes Example. The student will help a forester' conduct an e inventory of woodland plants and environmental, conditions in a forest environment b) Awards and Competitions' t recognition earned by PUBLISHED MATERIALS, _ developing and presenting a science project or paper a) Career Information pubhshed materials that describe Example Ttie student will participate in the Mont- science or sciAce-related jobs and dareers. i ... gomery Area Science Fair. Example:, The student will'use the book Veterinary c) Courses, Lectutes, and Seminars sc(fnceprograms -Medicine and Animal Care. Careers to learn about sponsored by,edkational institutions or orbanizations , science careers Example The student will attend a health seminar b) Project Ideas published materials that describe sponsored by the National Institutes of Health science investigationsforuse by students on an' d) Libraries speciahzed collections of science-related individual basis or with a resource person _ media Example: The student will use the book Adventures in ExampleThe ttudent will use the Meadowside . Electrochemistry to develop a science project. Nature Center Library under the direction of a c)1Science Processes:,. published matenals that describe natu roust science procedures andskills, such as laboratory e) Mentors resource persons who discuss by telephone techniques, suggestions for science problem solving, or in person science topics and objectives and might and the collection, processing, analysis, and presenta- suggest reading material, ideas for further work, and tion of data. other resources. Example: The student will use the book Hoy to Make Example The student wilrimeet with a scientist from Your Science Project Scientific to develop science NASA and discuss the student's interests. process skills.

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.4. USE VIE INDEX FOR YOUR STUDENf'S 6. ARRANGE FOR THE STVDE1 TO USE A GRADE LEVEL TO LOCATE POSSIBLE COMMUNqY RESOURCE: , RESOURCES:* The followmg sequence of events is* based on the Following our example, you pow have the necessary experience of teachers aqd GSP 'staff during the GSP information to use the inder . tryout, Scime students experienced great disappointment Your Grade 5 student is interested in volcanoes I when resources were promisedthatcbuld not be The Science Instructional System topic is UNIVERSE provided: thus it is important that you take/the following sequence of steps in arranging e student's appointments IN CHANGE , , The appropriate resource category is "Mentor." with cocrimunity resources. a) Clarify the student's specific interests and assess Now, consult' your PRF Index, Grade 5, UNIVERSE IN his/her interest in pursuing a resdurce CHANGE (This index also appears on microfiche ) Wit t?) Select tentative resources f rdrn the index and ask the -student to help decide which one(s) to pursue ' trie help of the student, note a few possible resouices that match hisiher interests and their location in the PRF You c) Gather the information you need about resources from the PRF. are now ready to use the PRF file Before pursuing your . resource further. check the folder (housed in your IMC) d) Discuss the program with the student's parent(s), and Whicti shows changes and updated in,formation not shown find oat if the parents will be able to provide transporta- on microfiche - tion. Determine tentative datesiand times the student i 4, could meet with a resource person. Do NOT give the student or parent telephone numbers of prOspective ol r'esource people: the resource people expect 'that arrangements will be made by teachers. 5. HOW TO SEL\kCT A RESOURCE: . e) Contact the resource person, taking care to follow any Now that you have made some tentative selechons of special instructions descnbed on the microfiche. resources,request theappropriate PRF microfiche Describe the -student's interests and find out if the card(s) from your media specialist Community Re- resource personisavailable tp participate inthe sources and Published Materials are located on separate program at this time, as some are not available during fiche and are clearly marked The illustration on the facing certain times of the year. Make necessary arrange- pageshows a sarnple^microfiche card ments for a student appointment IT IS EXTREMELY , IMPOFITANT THAT ONLY THE TEACHER, MEDIA The applicable resource categories are found in the first SPECIALIST, OR OTHER spHooL STAFF MEMBER column on the fiche (.. The categorif "Mentdr" CI MAKE THE INITIAL CONTACT WITH THIS PERSON, begins on row 5 As you scan the fiche, select atfew Individuals who have agreed to se rye as resources have appropriate resources, noting the title/author or, rn the been assured that a teacher not a student or parent '..caseof community resources,the person's name, will call to make' arrangements. If this procedure is telephone number, special instructions, and other perti- compromjsed, resource people may be discouraged nent information friarn continued partiCipatiOn in the program. , f) Notify ithe student and parent(s) of the arrangements. Explain thaL any additional appointments scheduted P after the initial meeting will be determined by" the resource person's judgement of the situation Parents A NOTE ONGRA()ELEVELS should be told that any additional meetings Will depend upon the resou'rce person's schedule, needsand The Project 'Resource -File is divided into grade levels evaluation of what might be accomphshed for the Many people serving as community resources have agreed to studenlvArrangements for any subsequent meetings help individual students in specific grades only Thus, it is are negotiated by resource people and parents. imperative that you contact only those community resources iisted for your student's grade level. The situatin is more flexible for published materials. Use 7. ARRANGE FOR THE STUDENT TO USE your best Jud9ement in selecting appropriate published PUBLISHED MATERIALS: materials forour student. The GSP staff has designated If you have selected a Published Materials resource, ask grade levels for these matenais using subjective criteria: you the media specialist to assist you in locating itIf your ' -lay find some materials chosen for Gtter grade levels also student wants to use a pubhcation that is not available in adbropnate for your student. Again,- this tion applies ail, your media center collection, ask the media speciahst to to published matevls not to community esources. If, for check wdh other sChools and public libraries and, if example. you had dilficulty locating resourc s on volcanoes possible, arrange an interlibrary loan Public librafies can 'or your student to Use, you could seek publications at other be asked to set aside a book so that the student or parents grade levels, but you could not utilize community resources can pick it up If you are unable to locate' the p'articular for other grade levels. resource you are looking for, either ail( the media Although the MCPS Science Instruction System desig- specialist to help you frnd a similar book, or ?elect anoVer nates specific topics for specific grade levels, individual resource from the PRF. 1 . ,... studeots in all grades should be permitted to explore any . . topic they find interesting, even ifit is outside the MCPS , ., 4 science curriculum In other words, even though ENERGY I8. FIVIEW THE DO AND DON'T LIST THAT and MATTER are not included in the Grade 7 curriculum, the FOLLOWS: PRF provides resources for a student in Grade 7 who has an )interest in these subjects. Yhe following checklist sumrnariz\es the thing§ to keepp in . mind when using the PRF. Being familiar with these pornts will help avert problems for you, your student, and resource people, .Y DO AND DON'T LIST FOR USING THE PROJECTRESOURCE,FILE

Aspects of Using the . I Project Resource File po DON'T Selection of Students Select only bona fide gifted pupili. If thereits doubt Compromise the use of resources by recommend- regarding a stludent's ability. don't select the stu- ing unqualified students Resource persons expect dent. highly academic.and highly motivated students Select students who,are strongly motivated to study e Selecl students who are not motivated to study science topics. science topics. , a o 4 Send -a student with inadequate/preparation or Help students get, background information before- appointments. backgroUnd to use a resource.

Suggest, expect, or allow students or parents to Protect Proc,dures Follow all estiblished procedures. make ihitial contacts with comniunity resources. Help students clarify theirinterests ReMove the Project Resource File from the school * ltay within grade Level when choosin'g community 7 media center. *, resources. Comprordise the Project Resource File by giving it Read the Project Resource Fileentry sheets to students or persons &Aside .the teaching staff. carefutly and obierve the restrictions, procedures, 1- and cautions which appear. in the SPECIAL IN- STRUCTIONS. NbtifY parents when a resource must be used Eiway from the school. Involve the media specialist when locating published materials. Call the project staff when a problem develoOs Viet cannot be resolved at the local sthool levet The GSF' Dhone number is 279-3500.

, f Pursue excessiim nuriperp ofriasou-r;at onelime Selection of Resources Carefully determine the student's specific science , . interests. Choose respurcescbrefully. Consider the studenrs personality, ,tfackground, strengths, and weak- n esses. Expect an occaSional delay whenarranging the use of a resource.

Pass on discipline or motivation problems to Relations with Honor appointments and arrangements with oat-. Resobrqe Persons side resources. resource people Notify the thsource as ,soon as possible ifitis Expect respurce persons, to work with students necessary to cancel a student's appointment..., -otter than man individual basis, Publicizeinepersonnel information describedirahe Project Resource File. Share personnel references with anyone other than MCPS staff.

01. .1 'Public Relations .Publicize the services provided by the Project Resource File. tJ i* Gifted Science Project: TEACHER CHECKLIST

This checklist is intended for your convenience, you are not required to useit but may find it to your advantage, since it summarizes information you need to know to usethe project resources Additional copies'of this checklist are available from your media specialist. If you need assistance, contactthe Gifted Science Project office at 279-3500.

Student: Grade; Date:

Student's Home Telephone: Parent's WOrlylelephone:

Student's Spebific Science Interests

Student's Special Needs/Other Considerations

Topics

Energy Living ThingsEnvironment Lab SkillsNature of Science Matter Living Things Universe in Change

Resource Categoiies .r Community Resources Published Materiali Activities . Career Information Awar-ds and Competition& Project Ideas Courses, Lectures, and Seminars Science Processes Librarie§ Mentors Visits cs.

Make tentative resource selections from the PRF Index. t Narrow down choices with your student.

Use the PRF (on microfiche in your IMC) and select resources.

Discüsg the project and possible resourCes with parent(s).,If community resources areto be used, obtain tentative dates and times thatfransportation is available Do not share resourcenames or phone numbers

Arrange for use of the resource Obtain published materials. -Call resourd person, set date and time.

Inform parent(s) of the arrahgements for a community resource.

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CAREER INFORMATION BIBLIOGRAPilY

The attached bibiTaraphy was compiled by the Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) Gifted Science Project (GSP), ESEA Title IV-C, Grantor Project Number 30-77-3-16-0039. The project's purpose was to identify science resources for individual gifted students in Grades 3-8.

.This biblitgraphy.provide's information about recently published materials thatdescribe science or science-xelated jobs and/or careers. A sp'ecial effort was made by the GSP staff to include information published after,1977, although there are, no doubt, additional materials available.

Because these materials are intended for use by gifted students, grade level classificationshave not been assigned using.standard readability formulas. Prior to constructing this bibliography, the GSP staff was not able to i entify a prdctical set of criteria for deterthining grade level c1avslifications for gifted students. hus, the GSP staff used the following subjective criteria for, assigning grade level classificationsi 1 1. ,The relationship of the materials to'the MCPS PPogrum of Studies. 2. The complexity of content presented in the matarials.' 3.. The appearance of the materials. 4. The apparent readability of the materials.'

The topic that appears.at the top of each selection, relates to the MCPS Programof Studies (Energy, Nature of Science, Living Things., Living Things - Environment, Matter, andUniverse in Lah,Skills . Change).

The entry on page',33 also:appears on page 289 of the SCIENCE PROCESSESBIBLIOGRAPHY.

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DESCRIPTION:THiS PAMPHLET DESCRIBES EDUCATION4L AND EXPRRIPNCEREQUIRE- DESCRIZTION: THE BOOK PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF THE FUTURE DEMAND FCR , MENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT IN LIFE'SCIENCE OCCUPATIONS, ALARY WORKERS IN ANIMAL HEALTH FIELDS. IT EXPLAINS PREPARATION RANGES, AND JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE PUBLIC AND PRIATE NEEDED FOR ATIENDIK VETERINARIAN SCHOOL. SECTORS. OCcUPATIONAL TITLES INCLUDE OEANOGRAPHER: IT CONTAINS DESCRIPTIONS OF.CURRENT ACCREDITED COLLEGES AND UNIVtlISI- _FISHERY BIOLOGIST,'ENTOMOLOGISTei ZOOLOGIST, FORESTER; TIES, PROGRAMS AND THEIR ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS fOlp THE FIREFIGHTER, AQUATIC CHEMIST, REFUGE MANAGER, WATBRFOWL FIELDS OFr4TERINARIA, ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN, AND BIOLOGIST, LIMNOLOGIST, GEOLTiGIST, AND MICROBIOLOGIST. 'LABORATORY TiONICIAN. SOUFICES OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, INOLUDING COLLEGES AND - UNIVERSITIES, AND A READING-UST ARE PROVIDED; '" 4 20 \ 19 ) 1

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UNIVERSE IN CHARGE TOPIC: LIVING THING -ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: CAREEB INFORMATION cAromm: CAREER INFORMATION

A CAREER IN ASTRONOMY mu. A CAREER IN ECOLOGY I

AUTHOR: NONE GIVEN AUT'HOR: 1113,RE,GIVEN 1

:PUBLISHER: AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL Somp ruBLISHER: ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY Oi AMERICA

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SPECIAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: SINGLE COPIES OF T4IS PAMPHLET CAN BE OBTAINED FEEE. INSTRUCTIONS: THIS PAMPHLET CAN BE OBTAINED FROM AMERICAN ASTRONOHICAL BULK ORDERS CAN Be PLACED FOR $.05 PER COPY. REQUESTS SociErvo,211 fITZ RANDOLPH R9AD, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 1840. SHOULDE MAILED TO DR. W4ILLIAM t. ASHBY, ECOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY, SCUTHEPN DESCRIPTION: CAREERS IN ASTRONOMY ARE PRESENTED BY EXAM*NING THE NATURE ILLINE1,UNIVERSITY, 'CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS 62901. AND HLSTORY OF ASTRONOMY, ASTRONOMY EXPERIMENTS, THE,WORK

OF ASTRONOMERS, OPPORTUNITIES,IN ASTRONOMY,AND EDUCATIONAL" DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE A CAREER DESCRIPTION, EXPEETED WAGES, AND REQUIREMENTS,FOR THE PURSUIT-OF ASTRONOMY CAREERS. SOURCES THE NECESSARY PREPARATION FOR AN ECOLOGY CAREER.A , OF AbDITIONAL INFORMATION ARE LISTED,AND A SELECTED BIBLIOG BRIEF BIBLIOGRAPHY.IS PROVIDED. RAPHY IS PROVIDED. le

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ropIc: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: LIVIIG THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT * cammi: CAREER INFORMATION CATE&MT: REERIINFORMATION

rnlz:CAREERS FOR METEOROLOGISTS II /Li : CAREER OUTLINES

NONE GIVEN Amma: NATIONAL PAM SERVICE minica:

PUBLISRElt: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) FUSLISMER: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

NONE GIVEN cormint 1978 COPTRIGIT:

FREE'(§ PAGES, PHOTOCOPIED) tucz: FREE 04 REQUEST (21 PACES, PPER) MCC-

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SPECIAL PESSAIIII!1, -CAREER INFORMATION FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF,PARK SERVICE_ INSTRUCTIONS: THIS PAPER CAN BE OBTAINED BY WRITING TO111E NATIONAL VEATMER POSITIONS IS GIVEN. SCIENCERELATED JOBS INCLUDE WORK IN SERVICE, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATtCN, THE BIOLOGICAL AREAS AND THE WORK OF CURATORS, FISHERY U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, SILVER SPRING, MD 20910. :AIOLOGISTS, FORESTERS, GEOLOGISTS, NATURALISTSp OCEANOG.. RAPHOS, AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS, EACH CAREER OUTLINE DESCRIPTION: METEOROLOGY CAREERS WITH NOAA ARE DESCRIBED, AND SPECIFIC INCLUDES INFORMATION ON DUTIES, LOCATION, TRAINING, WORK LOCATIONS FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF METEOROLOGISTS'Ac'E LISTED. SALARY, CAREER POtENTIAL, AND BASIC QUALIFICATIONS. POSITIONS INCLUDED ARE FORECASTER, SYNOPTIC METEOPOLCOIST, RESEARCH METEOROLOGIST, CLIMATOLOGIST, AND SATELLITE ME/EOPOL'. OGIST. SUG9ESTED COURSEWORK AND A LIST OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING DEGREES IN METEOROLOGY ARE PROVIDED. 24 /

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-Torii: LIVING THINGS, LtVING THINGS -'ENVIRONMENT - LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS -''ENVIRONMENT 4. curmoxy: CAREER INFORMATION, CATE9ORY CAREER INFORMATION

CAREERS IN BIOLOGY . TITLE: CAREERS IN ANIMAL BIOLOGY ',71111:14

NONE GIVEN, s. AUTHOR: NONE GIVEN AUTHOR:

AMERICAN IVTITUTE OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. PURL I SHER : AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ZOOLOGISTS PUILISREI:

1977 COPYRIGHT : 1979 COPYRIGHT : r-

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SPEC IAL Malt/TIM THE WORK ENVIRONMENT, SALARY, AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREVENTS MSTICCT IONS : SINGLE COPIES GM :THIS BROCHURE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM FOR CAREERS IN BIOLOGY ARE PRESENTED. EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN BUSINESS MANAGER.; AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ZOOLOGISTS, Box 2739, OFJEE_MANY SPECIALTY,AREAS, WITHIN, THE FIELD OF BIOLOGY, CALIFORNIA-LUTMERAN COLLEGE, THOSAND-OAKS4- CA-91360.- AND SOURCES OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ARE 'PROVIDED.

DESCRIPT ION : A VARIETY OF CAREERS IN THE FIELD OF ZOOLOGY, ARE DESCRIBED. IN ADDITION TO TEACHING POSITIONS, DESCRIPTIONS INCLUDE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, MARINE BIOLOGY, PARASITOLOGY, AND DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGY. HEALTH-RELATED CAREERS INCLUDE NURSING, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYSICAL THERAPY, ILLUST1ATION, DENTISTRY, DENTAL HYGIENE, DENTAL ASSISTANT'WORRI-AND VETERINiRY PRACTICE, NONACADEMIC POSI- TIONS INCLUDE MUSEUM WORK, INDUSTRIAL BIOLOGY, AND GOVERNMENT WORK. IDEAS ARE PROVIDED FOR FINANCING AN EDUCATION. A LIST OF PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER SOURCES,OF INFORMATION IS INCLUDED.

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pPIG4LIVING THINGS :ENVIRONMENT ToPIC: ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, MATTER

\ro., 'CATEGORY I CAREERINeRMATION CAT1EGORY: CAREER INFORMkTION

CAREERS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION nus: CAREERS IN ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY I41011!.

n Ammo*: KEED MILLARD (....761110R: MARY MCHUGH'

PUBLIsai: JULIAN MESSNER FRANKLIN WATTS

arylucr: V74 COPYRIGRT : 1978

PRI C E : .79,(188 PAGES) PRICE : $5.45 E16 PAGES)

smi Ninon; 4,0-671-32666-X 0-531-0142.4-X 4. sa3 moot: or

DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE DESCRIPTIONS OF CAREERS IN ECOLOGY; ENFINEERM;

DESCRIPTION: INFORMATION IS fROVIDED oN THE EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, AND THE LIFE, PHYSICAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AS THEY PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS, SALARY RANGES, EMPLOYMENT ARE RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. ALSO INCLUDED ADE OPPORTUNITIES, AND DIFFERENT SPECIALTIES WITHIN THE FURTHER READINGS, SOURCES OF FURTHER INFORMATION, A LIST OF ENGINEERING FIELD, FEMALE AND .BLACK ENGINEERS ARE REPRE- AGENCIES CONCERNED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, AND AN SENTED, WITH AN EMPHASIS'ON WOMEN IN ENGINEERING. THE INDEX. TWELVE FIELDS DEScRIBED ARE ELECTRICAL, CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL, CIVIL, INDUSTRIAL, AEROSPACE, CERAMIC, AGRICULTURAL, METALLURGICAL, MIOING, WNDJIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING, AS WELL AS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY. A LIST OF ACCREDITED SCHOOLS AND AN INDEX ARE PROVIDED. 440 28

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ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS- ENVIRONMENT, TOPIC:.LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - EliV;RUNMENT T(T1c: MATTER

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATMORY: CAREER INFORMATION

TITLE: CAREERS IN FOCUS: EXPLORING OCCUPATIONS IN SCIENCE, TITLE: CAREERS IN HORTICULTURAL S6ENCES, REV, ED.

; FINE ARTS, AND HUMANITIES

AUTHOR: LORRAINE M, DAVIS Aumm: DOROTHY AND JOSEPH DM/DELL

PUBLINER:, MCGRAWHILL BOOK CO. , PUBLISHER: JULIAN MESSN4

Ct,PYRIGHT: 1976 COPYRIGHT: 1975

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671-32739-9 $E1 MNBER: 0-07-071045-7 EBN MIME:

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIBED ARE ACTIVITIES ILLUSTRATING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIoNs INFORMATION IS"'PROVIDED ABouT CAREERS IN THE HCRTICULTOAL SELECTED SCIENCE CAREERs:PHYSICIST, cHEMIST, AQUATIC PSCIENCES, INCLUDING TRAINING, EDUGATION, AND FINANCIAL BIOLOGIST, AND BIOLOGIST.THE ACTIVITIES ARE PRESENTED REWARDS. .THE'FOLLOWING CAREERS ARE INCLUDED: FLORIST, AS A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED oR INVESTIGATED AN4 ARE INTENDED NURSERY MANAGER, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, PLANT BREEDER, TO FAMILIARIZE A STUDENT WITH THE KINDS OF WORK DONE IN CANNERY FIELD SUPERVISOR, AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHER, ENTO- EACH CAREER FIELD. MOLOGIST, AND FiRM ADVISOR.

THIS VOLUME OF THE CAREERS IN Focus SERIES ALSO INCLUDES INCLUDED=ARE A LIST OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFER1NC. COURSES IN HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE, LAADSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, CAREER INFORMATION ON WRITING, PERFORMING ARTS, MATHEMATICS, FLORAL DESIGN, AND FLORICULTURE, SUGGESTI6S FOR FURTHER SOCIAL SCIEMES.1,,ND VISUAL ARTS. READING AND AN INDEX ARE PROVIDED.

30 -23- *CRAVE: 5-8 GIADE: 3-8 TOPIC: LIVING THINGS TOPIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT \ CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEGOIX: CAREER INFORMATION

11112: CAREERS IN MEDICINE FOR THE NEW WOMAN TITI2: CAREERS IN OCEANOGRAPHY

MnBOK: CAROL JOCHNOWITZ AOMORI ROBERT B. ABEL 1

PUILISHER: FRANKLIN WATTS AIRLINER: SEA GRANT COLLEGE PROGRAM, TEXAS UM UNIVERSITY

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DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE AN INDEX AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY WHICH EMPHASIZES A DESCRIPtION OF CAREERS IN OCEANOGRAPHY IS PROVIDED. THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN MEDICINE. INCLUDED ARE A DISCUSSION 'OF THE VARIETV OF SCIENTISTS IN THE FIEL6 OF OCEANOGRAPHY, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND INSTITUTIONS) AND OCCUPATIONAL POSSIBILITIES. 31 ADDRESSeS ARE PROVIDED FOR OBTAINING ADDITIONAL INFOR- MATION.

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT Tom: LIVING THINGS, LiVING THINGSL. ENVIRONMENT,UNIVERSE IN CHANGE .

C.Ara.xay:.CAREERINFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION .

ninl: CAREERS IN OCEANOGRAPHY: ROMANCE VS. NEAITY TITLE: CAREERS IN THE EARTH(SCIENCES

AIITWA: 'REED MILLARD AND THE EDITORS OF SCIENCE, BOOK ASSOCIATES AUTHOR: JOHN MCMANUS

P1ThLI:4ftE:. JU6ANMESSNER PUBLISHER: NERITIC ENTERPRISES

GT/YRIGHT: 1975 COPYRIGHT: 1979

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.DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOKLET DESCRIBES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES., EDUCATION, AND DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE DESCRIPTIONS OF CAREERS IN THE EXPLORATICN EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FOR SPECIFIC JOBS th THE FIELD OF OF THE EARTH, SEAS, ANDATMOSPHERE. EDUCATIONAL REQUIRE- OCEANOGRAPHY. THE FIELDS DESCRIBED INCLUDE BIOLOGICAL MENTS, EMPLOYMENT LOCATIONS, AND SALARIES ARE DISCUSSED. OCEANOGRAPHY, PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, A GLOSSARY, SUGGESTEd READINGS, A LIST of...aRlas OF OCEAN ENGINEERING, GEOLOGICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, APPLIED OCEAN- FURTHER INFORMAfION,, AND AN INDEX ARE PRtIVIDEiN OGRAP,HY, AND MARINE SCIENCES.

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LIVING THINGS TOPIC: ,LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT.

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION caluxa: CAREER INFORMATION

TrnX: CAREERS IN THE HEALTH FIELD, REV. ED. TITLE: CAREERS IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

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AUTHOR: ESSIE E. LEE AUTHOR: JOHN MADSON AND ED KOZICKY

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a DESCRIPTION: SCIENCE tUID OTHER CAREERS RELATED TO THE HEALTH FIELD SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: ARE DESCRIBED. SOME SCIENCE EXAMPLES ARE CYTOLOGIST, COPIES OF THIS BROCHURE cAy BE OBTAINED FROM THE CONSERVA RAIkOLOGICN. TECHNICIAN, NURSE'S AIDE, AND MEDICAL TION DEPARTMENT, WINCHESAR"-WESTERN DtmloN, OLIN CORFORA- SECRETARY. THE INFORMATION ON PLANNING AND PRACTICING TION, EAST ALTON, ILLINOIS 62024. THE CAREERS IS PRESENTED IN STORY AND CONVERSATION STYLE. ABOUT 50 SOURCEi OF FURTHER INFORMATION AND AN INDEX ARE DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOKLET DESCRIBES THE WORK OF THE WILDLIFEIBIOLOGIST, IFE INFORMATION.- INCLUDED. WILDLIFE MANAGER, CONSERVATION OFFICER, EDUCATION AGENT, CONSERVATION AIDE, A CONSERVATICN ADMINISTRATO,121 REQUIRED ACADEMIC PRE DCOREES'Fn THESE OCCUPATIONS ARE DESCRIBED. COLLE D UNIVERSITIES OFFERING RELATED PROGRAMS ARE LISTED! -29- -30- awn5-8 cum: 3-8 ENERGY, LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: UNJVERSE IN CHANGE "PIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION =Nan

THE.CHALLEHGE OF METiOROLOGY TIME: CAREERS RELATED TO SCIENCE

AUTIWR: NONE GIVEN AMOR:NONE GIVEN-

KIEL MLR: BENOYER-GEPPERT AUDIO-VISUAL pumasami:AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

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DESCRITTUM: THIS IS A KIT CONSISTING OF THREE FILMSTRIPS WITH SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: THIS PAMPHLET CAN BE ORDERED FROMTHe AMERICAN METEOROLO- CASSETTES. THE KIT INCLUDES A PROGRAM SUPPLEMENT WRITTEN GICAL SOCIETY, 45 BEACON STREET,BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02108, AS A TEACHER'S GUIDE. IT CONTAINS A TYPED SCRIPT OF THE CASSETTE NARRATIONS, ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE PERSONS 7 MMCRPTION: THE MANY FACETS OF METEOROLOGY ARE DISCUSSED,ALONG WITH INTERVIEWED, iOURC,ES OF.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON EACH OPPORTUNITIES FOR tMPLOYMENT, SALARY RANGES, ANDNECESSAPY CAREER, AND A GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON CAREERS. PREPARATION. SPECItLTIES INCLUDED ARe THEORETICAL RESEARCH, APPLIED RESEARCH, OPERATIONAL METEOROLOGY,ENGINEERING INCLUDED ARE PERSONAL INTERVIEWS WITH 14 MEN AND WOMEN, METEOROLOGY, AND TEACHING. WHO CANDIDLYADISCUSS THEIR CAREERS IN SCIENCEAREAS. CAREERS INCLUDED ARE LABORATORY ASSISTANT, NURSE, PARK , TECHNICIAN, CHEMICALENGINEER, AND ASTRONOMER.

A 184 731- GRADE: 7-8 GRAIM: 7-8

TOPIC: ENERGY, LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, MATTER TOPIC: MATTER 11111.011.

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATWARY:CAREERINFORMATION

TITLE: CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Trnz: CHEMISTRY CAREERS .

AMMOR: DAVID iLt KILLEFFER AUTHOR: L.B. TAYLOR

PV8LIIILR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY PUBLISHER: FRANKLIN WATTS'

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SBN MAMER: 8412-0272-9 SBN MIER: 0-531-01420-7

SPECIAL DUCRIPTUM: THE JOB REQUIREMENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, SALARY RANGES, INSTRECT IONS : THE TEACHER SHOULD CAREFULLY REVIEW THE READING LEVEL 1-NECESSARY PERSONAL QUALITIES, AND EDUCATION NEEDED TO OF THIS RESOURCE BEFORE RECOMMENDING IT TO A STUDENT. 40IN THE WORK FORCE OF THECHEMICAL INDUSTRY ARE DESCRIBED. THERE. IS SOME TECHNICAL LANGUAGE'ON GENERAL CHEMISTRY INCLUDED ARE RESEARCH* TECHNICAL* AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY TOPICS. CAREERS. OTHER CAREERS IN SALES; MARKETING, SUPERVISION, AND LAW ARE DISCUSSED. DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR IS A CHEMICAL ENGINEER, HE DESCRIBES,HIS CAREER IN APPLYING THEbINFORMATION FOUND BY RESEARCH CHEMISTS TO INCLUDED ARE ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION, A BIBLIOG- MAKE PRACTICAL, FAMILIAR PRODUCTS SUCH AS SYNTHETIC RUBBER RAPHY, AND AN INDEX. . AND ANTIBIOTICS, AND FOR SOLVINGPROBLEMS OF WASTE CHEMICALS AND AIR AND WATER POLLUTION. THE EMPHASIS IS ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF CHEMISTRY TO ENGINEERING. THE APPENDIX INCLUDES INFORMATION ON THE TRAINING, SALARIES, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR A CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CAREER. A BIBLIOG RAPHY AND AN IND'EX ARE PROVIDED. 3J -34-

GRADE: 7-8 GRADE: 3-6

LAB SKILLS - RATURE OF S IENCE, MATTER tom LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS "I, ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION . Genrata: CAREER INFORMATION

TUTLE: CHROMATOGRAPHY rrn2: CONSERVATION CAREERS, REv. ED.

AUTHOR: NONE GIVEN 'lk GUY ALEXANDER AUTHOR:

PLBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY PUBLISHER: NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION a. COPYRIGHT. 1977 \ cormum: 1975

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SPECIAL DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR DEsCRIBES HIS PERSONAL CAREER IN CHEMISTRY INSTRUCTIONS:,THIS PAMPHLET-CAN BE ORDERED FROM THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE AND,HIS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES RANGING FROM HIS DOCTORAL FEDERATION, 1412 SIXTEENTIOSIREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 2003E. RESEORCH STUDIEs To HIS WORK AS AN INDUSTRIAL CHEMIST FoR PRIVATE COMPANIES, DR. ALEXANDEFeS SPECIALTY IS CHROMA- posannloN:, INAORMATION ON CONSERVATION CAREERS rs PRESENTED IN CUESTIC4- "zzoc- TOGRAPHY, A TECHNIQUE FOR ANALYZING CoMPoNENTs OF CHEMICAL AND-ANWER FORMAT':KINDS OF JOBS, EDUCATION REQUIRED, JOB COMPOUNDS. AND PAY PROSPECTS,,AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY ARE INCLUDED. THE LIsTING OF TYPES oF jOBS, THOUGH VERY BRIEF, COVERs A HIDE INCLUDEDiARE AN INDEX, A GLOdSARY, AND A LIST OF THE RANGE oF FIELDs, INCLUDING AREAS NOT COvERED BY OTHER CON- LITERATURE CITED. SERVATION CAREER PUBLICATIONS (E.G., URBAN.,PLANNING).

42 -35- GRADE: 4-8 GRAME: 5-8

ENERGY, LIVING,THINGS, LIVING THING'S - ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, LAB SKILLS - NATURE.OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, Tom: MATTER, UNIVERSE IN .CHANGE TMCI LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERK IN CHANGE

cAncoRT: CAREER INFORMATION mum= CAREER INEORMATION

TITLE! CONTEMPORARY 'WOMEN SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Trnz: CONTRIBUTIONS OF WOMEN:SCIENCE

AmoK: IRIS NOBEL AUTHOR: DIANE EMBERLINE

PUMASHLR: JULIAN MESSNER PUBLISHER: DILLON PRESS

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oTscitunIoN: THE LIVES AND CAREERS OF NINE CONTEMPORARY WOMEN oBscRimnomTHE CAREERS AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF SIX'WOMEN SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS Of AMERICA ARE DESCRIBED IN DETAIL, SEVEN ARE DESCRIBED: ANNIE CANNON, ASTRONOMER; LILLIAN VCLLER, OTHER WOMEN SCIENTISTS WHO,INFLUENCED SCIENCE IN THE ENGINEER; MARGARET MEAD, ANTHROPOLOGIST; RACHEL CARSON, EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURy ARE BRIEFLY DESCRIBED, THE MARINE BIOLOGIST; RUTH PATRICK, WATER BIOLOGIST; AND CAREERS INCLUDED ARE ASTRONOMER, BIOCHEMIST, HISTOLOGIST, FUGENIA CLARK, ICTHYOLOGIsT, PEDIATRICIAN, RADIATION PHYSICIST, ANTHROPOLOGIST, NETEOROLO- qtsT, PHYSIOLOGIST, MICROBIOLOGIST, NUCLEAR PHYSICIST, MARINE BRIEF BIOGRAPHIEs oF TEN OTHER WOMEN, PAsT AND PRESENT, iIOLOGIST, CRYSTALLOGRAPHER, GENETICIST, AND ELECTRICAL ARE GIVEN. ,ENGINEER. AN INDEX IS INCLUDED. ;.7

-37- -38- - GRADE: 3-6 GRADE: 64-8 ENERGY, LAB S ILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, TOPICi LIVING THINGS TOPIC: MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE 0: CATEGORY: CAREER INFORKATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMAT

pru: A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A VETERINARIAN TI112: ENGINEERING AND RiLATED OCCUPATIONS:, BULLETIN 1955-20

AUMOR: WILLIAArJASPERSOHN AMOR: 11.S. DEPARTMENTOF1LIOR, BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

PUILISNER: LITTLE, BROWN AND CO. PURLISHER: U.S.BOVERNMENT/RINTINGOFFICE . 0

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o SI': arIBLR: 0-316-45810-4 SIN HUMBER: HgNE--GLVEN ----- THIS IS AN ACCOUNT OF A VETERINARIAN'S ACTIVITIES DURING-- SPECIAL immUCTIms: THIS PAMPHLET IS A REPRINT OF kLECTED PAGES FROM THE A TYPICAL DAY, NE IS SHOWN TREATING PETi IN A CLINIC AND 1978-79 EDITION OF THE OCCUPATICNAL OUTLOOKHAHDECGK. IN OPERATING ROOMS, MAKING FARMNISITS, AND TAKING IT'IS PERIODICALLY UPDATED; ASK FOR THE MOST RECENT EMERGENCY CALLS. EDITION WHEN REQUESTING A COPY.

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTIONS OF THE WORK, PLACES OF EMPLOMENT,TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS, EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK AND EARNINGS CF ENGINEERS (AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS) ARE INCLUDED. SOURCES 6 OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED,

INFORMATION IS INCLUDED ON EN11ERS, AEROSPACE ENGINEERS, CERAMIC ENGINEERS, CHEMICAL ENGINEERS, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS, MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS, MINING ENGINEERS, PETROLEUM ENGINEERS, BROADCAST TECHNICIANS, I. DRAFTERS, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE TECHNICIANS, AND SURVEYORS.

46 -39- -40- GRADE: 3-5 GRADE: 6-8

ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT Torn:MATTER, UNIVERSE.IN CHANGE TOPIC:

CAITGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION

Trru: ENGINEERING: CREATING A BETTER WORLD TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS AND CONSERVATION OCCUPATIONS, BULLETIN 1955-19

METEOR: NONE GIVEN AUTHOR: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, BUREAUOF LABOR STATISTICS

SNILISUER: ENGINEERS' COUNCIL FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PIJILISUER: U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

ODITRIGHT: 1970 COPYRIGHT: 1978

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, 'LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: LIVING THINGS

CATEGORY : CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION

Trims: FISHERIES AS A PRoFESSION: A CAREER GUIDE FOR THE rms: FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICEDESCRIPTIVE LETTER EIBLD OF FISHERIES SCIENCE

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TOPIC: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: ,UNIVERSE IN CH

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TITLE: GEOLOGY:SCIENCE AND PROFESSION TITLE: GEOPHYSICS: THE EARTH IN SPACE

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1 GETTING INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL TITLE: HEALTH OCCHPATIONSA BULLETIN 1955-28

' AUIROR: DONALD J. SALOMON AUTImm U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, BUREAUOF LABOR STATISTICS

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS TOPIC: LIVING THINGS'

cArtcoo: CAREER INFORMATION c.Arzoon: CAREER INFORMATION

'.TITLE: HEALTH PRACTITIONERS, BULLETIN'1955-27 Time: HELPING HANDS: 'HORIZONS LIMITED IN MEDICINE

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ENERGY, LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIROVENT, Tone' LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

CATEGurt. CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMAT ION

TITLE: I'M MADLY IN LOVE WITH ELECTRICITY: AND OTHER COMMENTS TITLE: 1$ SCIENCE A POSSIBLE CAREER FOR YOU? ABOUT THEIR WORK BY WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

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,DFSCRIMION. DESCRIPTIONS ARE PROVIDED OF THE CAREERS OF 18 womEN SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: THIS MATERIAL CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE NATIONAL ;,SSOCIATICN who WORK IN ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, OF THE DEAF, 814 THAYER AVE., SILVER SPRING, MD 20?1C, ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, OR THE LIFE SCIENCES. EACH DESCRIPTION INCLUDES THE NECESSARY BACKGROUND, TRAINING, DESCRIPTION: THE FILMSTRIP AND BOOK DESCRIBE DEAF PEOPLE IN VAPICUS JOB DESCRIPTION, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION. SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONS. THE BOOK TELLS TEACHERS NC.; TO THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF WOMEN TO CONTACT F,OR FURTHER GUIDE DEAF STUDENTS -INTO CAREERS IN SCIENCE. THPEE CIV1- INFORMATION APE,PROVIDED. INCLUDED ARE TITLES OF PUB- SIONS OF TOPICS COVERED ARE "WHY CONSIDER A CAREE- IN LICATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE INFORMATION SCIENCE?" 7 ACTIVITIES; "WHAT DO PEOPLE IN SCIENCE 2" ON THE CAREER FIELDS.LISTED ABOVE. 6 ACTIVITIES; AND "How DO YOU FIND OUT Ir SCIENCE IS A CAREER FOR You?" 6 ACTIVITIES. SEVERAL OVERHEAD TRA.,SPA:1- ENCIES AND OTHER SHEETS SUITABLE FOR REPRODUCTION ANC TEACHER AND STUDENT REFERENCES ARE INCLUDED.. THE FILMSTRIP, AWED ATISTUDENTS, GIVES BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ON SOME CEAF SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS.

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LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATESORY CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY : CAREER INFORMATION

TIM; LIFE SCIENCES: OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FEDERAL TITLE: MAKING IT IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES GOVERNMENT;ANNOUNCEMENT No. 421

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5ti -53: -54- GRADE: 4-8 GMADE: 5-8

TOPIC: MATTER TOPIC: ENERGY

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEGCMY: CAREER INFORMATION

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ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE Tmc: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE III

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION

TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL BRIEF ON THE AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER TITLE: OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES, 1978-79 EDITION, BULLETIN 1956

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DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTIONS OF THE WORK, PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT, TRAINILG, DESCRIPTION: A DESCRIPTION OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING IS PROVIDED, ALONG QUALIFICATIONS, EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK, AND EARNINGS OF VARICUS WITH A DISCUSSION OF NINE CAREER INTEREST AREAS WITHIN THE SCIENCE OCCUPATIONS ARE INCLUDED, EXAMPLES OF THESE FIELD: POWER AND MACHINERY, STRUCTURES AND ENVIRONMENT, OCCUPATIONS ARE ASTRONOMER, BIOCHEMIST, SCIENCE TECHNICIA41 'SOIL AND WATER ENGINEERING, FOOD ENGINEERING, AGRICULTURAL PETROLEUM ENGINEER, AND MEDICAL LABORATORY WORKER, A WASTE MANAGEMENT, ELECTRIC POWER AND PROCESSING, FOREST VARIETY OF NONSCIENCE OCCUPATIONS ARE ALSO INCLUDED. ENGINEERING, AQUACULTURAL ENGINEERING, AND INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE, EACH CAREER AREA IS DESCRIBED, AND THE SPECIAL- IZED APPLICATIONS OF EACH ARE INCLUDED. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNI- TIES, WORKING CONDITIONS, PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS, EXPECTED EARNINGS; AND THE REQUIRED EDUCATION ARE DISCUSSED, A LIST 0 OF SOURCES IS PROVIDED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. :58- -57- rf\ GRADE: 5-i RADE:)' 5,8 LIVING THINGS -ENVIRONMENT, UNIVERSEIAANGE. TOPIC: iottc: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEC,CMY: CAREER INFORMATION

TITLE: OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIONS: SCIENCE STUDIES THE SEA TIME: THE OCEANOGRAPHER

AUTHOR: PETER LIMBURG NONE GIVEN

PUBLISHER: THOMAS NELSON INC. SOCIETY FOR VISUAL EDUCATION, INC.

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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF ONE OCEANOGRAPHER ARE DESCRIBED, A GLOSSARy, SUGGESTED READING LIST, AND INDEX APr. INCLUDING AN EXPERIMENT DESIGNED TO DETERMINE THEEFFECTS oF INCLUDED. AN ELECTRIC POWER PLANT LOCATED ON THE COASTOF CALIFORNIA. A WIDE RANGE OF OCEANOGRAPHIC OCCUPATIONS AREDESCRIBED, INCLUDING CHEMICAL OCEANDGRAPHy, MARINE GEOLOGYAND BIOLOGY, AND PETROLEUM GEOLOGY. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, JOB OPPOR- TUNITIES, AND SALARY RANGES ARE DISCUSSED, THE FILMSTRIP ENDS WITH A LIST OF WORDS AND PHRASES TOKNOW, QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION AND REVIEw, AND A SUGGESTION FORA FOLLOW-UP ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY.

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TOPIC: ENERGY TOPIC: MATTER

CATEGORY : CATEGORY . CAREER INFORMATION CAREER I NFORMAT I ON

TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN ELCTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, REV, ED. TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES ICCHEMISTRY

AUTHOR: At THOR. 'JOHN H. WOQDBURN S 601. SHACKLETON

Prsmatt VGM CAREER HORIZONS PUBLISHER: VOCATIONAL.GUIDANCE MANUALS

SRN NUMBER: 0 -89Q22 -223-1 SRN NEMBER: NONE GIVEN

DESCRIPTION: DEW, IP/ION:THE PAST AND PRESENT STATUS OF CHEMISTRY AS A PROFESSION DESCRIBED ARE THE SCOPE AND HISTORY OF ELECTRICAL AND - AND PROJECTIONS INTO THE FUTURE ARE PRESENTED, INCLUDED ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING, THE REQUIRED PERSONAL CUALITIES ARE THE QUALITIES AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, EARNINGS, AND APTITUDES OF AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, ELUCATICN AND AND SPECIALTIES OF CHEMISTRY CAREERS. A LIST OF PROFES- LIQENSING REQUIREMENTS, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, SIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES AND ADDITIONAL READINGS OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT, RELATED FIELDS, AND ARE PROVIDED. ENGINEERING ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDED ARE A LIST OF -----RECOMMENDED READINGS, A LIST OF ACCREDITED DEGREE PROGRAMS-4 1,ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, AND AN INDEX.

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORMATION 4 cAncolty: CAREER INFORMATION

TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS

MITBOR: JOSEPH 6, ENDRES Al' nioR. Nom FANNING .

PUILISUER: VOCATIONAC GUIDANCE MANUALS PURL I SHER VGM CAREER HORIZONS

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-(10 6 -64- -63- GRADE: 5-8 C-K1DE ; 5-8

TOPIC: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CAREER INFORMATION CATMAY: CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY :

TITLE: OPPORTUNITIE5 IN GEOLOGY AND GEOLOGICAL ENGJNEERING TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN FORESTRY CAREERS

ALFRED K. SNELGROVE THoR E. L. DEMMON AUTHOR:

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Tom: LIVING THINGS TOPIC: LIVING THINGS

CATEGORY: CAREER INFORKATION CATEGORY: LAREER INFORMATION

TumE: OPPORTUNITIES IN NURSING TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN OPTOMETRY

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KEYILLE FREDERICKSON AUTHOR: FRANK M. KITCHELL

VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE KANUALS PUBLISHER: VGM CAREER HORIZONS

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I -67- -68- GRADE:' 5-8 CPADE: 5-8

TOPIC: LIVING THINGS TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, MATTER

cAncorf : CAREER INFORMATION CATEGORY : CAREER INFORMATION

TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE TODAY TITLE: OPPORTUNITIES IN PHARMACY CAREERS

AUTHOR: LEONARD E. HEFFEL AUTHOR: FRED B. GABLE

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PLBLISNIA: PRENTICE-HALL MEDIA+ iNC. 'THE FILMSTRIP "SCIENTIiTS ND THEIR WORK" DISCUSSFI" SCIENCE FROM A GENERAL POINT OF VIEW AND DESCRIBES TrE ,CoPYRIWIT: 1977 y WORK OF SCIENTISTS. THE'FILMSTRIP "WHAT IS BIOLCCO?" s- PROVIDES li,REVIEW OF THE FIELD OF BIOLOGY INCLUDING 1VP,0",- 45 PRICE,: '$98.00 (FouR FILMSTRIPS AND CASSETTES) TANT.HISTORICAL EXPERIMENTS, BIOLOGICAL CCNDITICIS BELIEVED SIMLA"( TO-THE ENWIRONMENT OF;THE EARTH WHEN THE'FIRET SRN nUNRER: NONE GIVEN ,CELLSWGHT HAVE DEVELOPED, AND THE RELATIONHIP OF .t AIOLOGY TO OTHER SCIENCES. THE "CAREER CHALLENGES" NTAL SPECIAL FUMSTRIPS DESCITE THE WORK OF 4CTUAL ENVIR INSTRUCTIONS: THISSERIES.IS A COMPANION TO THREE OTHERS: 'BrOLOGISTS AND' CANCER RESEARCHERt. WHAT IS SCIENCE? THE CHEMISTRY SERIES 4' WHAT IS SCIENCE? THE EARTH SCIENCE SERIES WHAT IS'SCIENCE?THE PHYSICS SERIES T,

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The attached bibliogiaphv was compiled by the Montgome0,1County Public Schools The topic that appears at the top of each selection relates to the MCPS Program of (MCPS) Gated Science Prolect (GSP), ESEA Tule 1V-C, Grantor Project Number Studies (Energy, Lab SkillsNature of Science, Living,Things, Living Things 30-77-3-16-0019 The pr otect 's pur pose was to 1,clent,if y science resources for indivi- Environment, Matter, and Universe in Change). dual gif led sturlents Crades 3-8 rV This bibliography is the second of three bibliographies originally disseminated on I his bibliogiaphy provides inlormation about publisneu, ,matei ials individual students microfiche for use by teachers. Thus, pagination of this bibliography does not can use to complete a science pi otect. These materials are intended foruse' in inde- begin with page 1. The first bibliography, which provid'es information aboutscience- pendent studie> 01 in conjunction with It.'st)11flc person A special ef fort yvasmaade related carers covers pages 1 to 98. This bibliograph# begins with page 99 and ends by the GSP staf f to include intor !nation published atter 1977, although there are, on page 286. The third bibliography includespublications that help students develop no doubttdditional materials available. skills in the processes ot science and covers pages 287 to 336. fhis biblwgraphy does not include standard science content materials (e.g., organic chemistry oi cellular biology ) but instead is limited to .publwations that provide NOTEThe following listdentities page numbers of titles in this bibliography students with intoimation, directions, and guidance about conducting indivrdual which also appeain the Science Proassses Bibliography. science protects Page in Page in Because these nwtyl ials are intended foi use by gif ted students, grade level class-010 Project Ideas Bitlographj Science Processes Bibliography tions have not been assigned usmg standandreaaability formulas Mon to constructing this bibliography,, the GSP statt was not able to identify a practical set of enter ia tor 159 291 deter mining grade level classifications tor gif ted students. Thus, the GSP staf f used the 169 296 following 'A1[111'01 \A: cI 'ter la tor assigning grade level clasittications 175 298' 177 305 310 1. The relationship ot the materials to the MCPS ProgramIZStudies. 199 2. The complesity of concepts presented in'tlie materials (e.g inal4sis, 200 311 3i 7 sy nthesis) 219 320 321 3 The appearance of the materials 241 )42 328329 4.The apparent readability of the rtiatenals. 263 - 164 332 S. The mater potential for motivating scientif ic investigation 278 279 - 280 333 - 334

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°THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: BOOMERANGS! How TO FAKE THEM AND TITLE: TITLE: THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMER'S HANDBOOK, REV. ED, ALSO How THEY FLYJm "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: iy.ORE CN Eccm- 'ERANGS, INCLUDING THEIR CONNECTION WITH THETIMPLED GOLF BALL."' SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL. 240, Ito, 3, KARCH 1919, 4. PP, 162-172 AND VOL. 240,4No. 4, APRIL 1979, PP. 180-188.

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TIME:, "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST:DELIGNTS OF FORMING WATER INTO TITLE' "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: THE BRIGHT COLORS IN A SOAP Fttm SHEETS AND BELLS WITH KNIVES, SPOONS, AND OTHER OSJECTS," ARE A LESSON IN WAVE INTERFERENCE."SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL..241, NO, 2, AJOJST, 197:, VOL. 239, No, 3, SEPTEMBER 1978, PP. 232-240, , PP, 188-196, 198.

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NECESSARY. DESCRIPTION: THE PHENOMENON OF CREATIyG WATER SPRAYS EY%ACP::: CETS IN THE PATHS OF STRE'AMS OF WATER ISDISCUSSED; 1N\EsTkA- THE RAINBOW COLORS REFLECTED FROM A SOAP FILM ARe DISCUSSED. DESCRIPTIOA: TIONS ARE DESCRIBED FOR tHE STULENT TO CONDLCT., EXPLANATIONS OF THE PHENOMENON, SUGGESTIONS FOR PREPARING MATERIALS INCLUDE SPOO4S, KNIVES, BOTTLE CAPS,WATCH- RELATED AND PUUHASING SOAP SOLUTIONS, AND DESCRIPTIONS OF GLASSES, AND A, WATCR STREAM SOURCE SUCH ASA KITCtN ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENT ARE INCLUDED. BACKGROUND MFORMATION AND aPLANATIONS ARE PROVIDED,

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TITLE: "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST; HOW AN AMATEUR CAN CONSTRCT A TITLE. "THE AMATEUR SCIEJUST; HOT WATER FREEZES FASTER THAN COLD MODEL OF AN ENZYME MOLECULE AT MODEST COST." SCIE%T:FIC WATER. 'WHY DOES IT Do So?" SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL. 237, AMERiCAN, VOL. 234, No. 1, JANUARY 1976, PP, 124-128. No. 3, SEPTEMBER 1977, PP. 248-257.

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DEsciarrloIr THE ARTICLE DEALS WITH THE EF.FECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE mscRIPTION: 4-HECONSTRUCTWN OF A MODESTLY PRICED MODEL OF A. EN:1-E FREEZING RATE OF WATER. SUGGESTIONS ARE GiVEN FOR CONDUCT- MOLECULE,INCLUDING PEPTIDE OD POLYPEPTIDE BONDS, IS I:V.- ING THE INVESTIGATIONS, AND THEORIES ARE PRESENTED WHICH CRIBED. THE METHODS CAN BE APPLIED TO THE CONSTI".:CTICN (R A EXPLAIN THE PHENOMENON. BIOLOGICAL MOLECULE IF THE ATOMIC STRUCTURE IS KNCo,N,

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TITLE: "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: How TO CREATE AND OBSERVE A DOZEN TnIE: "T TEUR SCIENTIST: How TO MEASURE JHE SIZE OF,THE RAINBOWS IN A SINGLETROP OF WATER." SCIENTIFIC AMERItAN, EA ITF4 ONLY A FOOT RULE OR A STGPWATCH." SCIENTIFIC VOL. 237, No, 1, JULY 1977, PP, 138-144, AMERIC OL. 240, No. 5, MAY 1979, PP, 172-182.

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THE INVESTIGATIONS DESCRIBED MUST BE PERFORrED AT AN OCEAN DESCRIPTION: GENERAL INFORMATION IS GIVEN ON HOW TO CREATE AND OBSERVE BEACH. RAINBOWS IN A LABORATORY. SUGGESTIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR CONDUCTING INVESTIGATIONS, EXPLANATIONS OF 1HE PHENOMENON DESCRIPTION: 'INCLUDED ARE'TWO PROCEDURES FOR CALCULATING THE SIZE OF TrE OF MULTIPLE RAINBOWS ARE DISCUSSEDA EARTH WITH A FOOT,RULE OR A STOPWATCH, THE REFERPENT IS THE OCEAN HORIZON.' THE MATHEMATICS ASSOCIATED wITH EACH

s000, PROCEDURE.IS EXPLAINED,

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Tom: ENERGY Topic: ENERGY

A CATEGORY! PROJECT IDEAS wawa, PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: INTRODUCING THE MUSHA, THE DOUBLE rum "THE AMATEUR.SCIENTISTI THE MYs'TERIOUS, 'RATTLEBACK': A ETCNE LOZENGE, AND A NUMBER OF OTHER KITES TO BUILD AND FLY." - THAT SPINS IN ONE DIRECTION AND THEN REVERSES," SCI!NTIFIC, SCIENTIFIC:AMERICAN, VOL.'238, No, 2, FEBRUARY 1978, AMERICAN, VOL. 241, No. 4, OCTOBER 19791_,Flp122tailAVIM PP. 156-161, y _

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DtSCRITTION: THE SPINNING PROPERTIES OF A CERTAIN SHAPE OF SME, THE TEACHER SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN SUGGESTING THIS 4 CALLED A RATTLEBACK, ARE,DESCRIBED.A RATTLEBACK IS SIA::: RESOURCE FOR STUDENT USE.THE READING LEVEL AND CONCEPTS TO SPIN IN ONE DIRECTION, ARE ADVANCED. ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREPARATION MIGHT BE IF SPUN IN REVERSE, IT NECESSARY, STOPS, RATTLES UP AND DOWN FOR A FEW SECONDS, THE% SrP.S IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, A DISCUSSION OF THE MMCRIPIIM: A DISCUSSION OF KITE AERODYNAMICS AND CONSTRUCTION IS SUGGESTIONS FOR MAKING RATTLEBACKS, AND DESCRIPTIONS OF PRESENTED, RELATED INFORMATION, TIPS FOR SELECTING RELATED ACTIVITIES ARE 1NCLUIED. MATERIALS, FLYING TECHNIQUES, AND CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES ARE ALSO DESCRIBED.

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TOP IC: !FTER TOPIC: LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, MATTER

uaEcolv: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

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TITLE: "THE AmATEUR SCIENTIST: THE PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY TITLE: °THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST:A RADIOAN DETECTOR MADE CuT CF DNDERLyING THE INFINITE CHARM OF A CANDLE FLAME." ALUMINUM ROIL AND A TIN CAleSCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL. 241, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL. 238, No, 4, APRIL 1978, PP, 154-162. No. 3, SEPTEMBER 1979 , pp. 234-246, 250.

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\ THE TEACHER sHomp EXERCISE CAUTION wHEN SUGGESTING THIS DESCRIPTION: THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES MEASUREMENT OF GAMMA RAYS AD CTHEP, PLANS AND PROCEDURES FOR UNSTzuCTIN: , RESOURCE FOR STUDENT UsE, THE READING LEvEL AND CONCEPTS IONIZING RADIATION, \ APE ADVANCED. ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREPARATION MIGHT BE A KEARNYMETER, WHICH WORKS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF A'ELECT:c- NECESSARY. ITIS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTIVITIES DESCRIBED --"StOPE, ARE GIVEN. REQUIREDMATERIALS ARE ORDINARILY 'BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A QUALIFIED ADULT. AVAILABLE IN ANy HOUSEHOLD. THE METER. MAY BE USED TO DETERMINE HOw mUcH RADIATIoN (IN ROENTGENS/HR) IS BEINC

DESCRIFT ION: ,THIS ARTICLE DEALS WITH BuRNING CANDLES AND THE ASSOCIATED ABSORBED, A CONVERSION CHART IS ALSO INCLUDED. SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. SUGGESTIONS ARE GIvEN FOR CARRyING UT INVESTIGATIONS, AND THEORIEs ARE PRESENTED WHICH EXPLAIN HE PHENOMERON.

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MM. MATTER

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'THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: THE SALT FOUNTAIN AND OTHER CURIOSITIES BASED ON THE DIFFERENT DENSITY OF FLUIDS." SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL. 237, No. 4, OCTOBER 1977. Pe. 142-150,

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THE TEACHER SHOULD EXERICSE CAUTION WHEN SuGGEsTING THIS REsOURCE FoR STbDENT USE,THE READING LEVEL AND CONCEPTS ARE ADvANCEb, ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREFARATIoN MIGHT BE NEcESSARY.

rascumoN:EXPERIMENTS ARE DESCRIBED WHICH ARE BASED ON THE DIFFERENT DENSITIES OF SALT WATER AND FRESHWATER. OTHER INVESTIGA- TIONS INCLUDE THi BASIC SALT OSCILLATOR, FREsH WATER MOVE- MENT IN SALT. WATER, THE INvERTED-GLASS TRICK, AND DENSITY PROFILEs WHEN sALT WATER OVERLIES COLD FRESH WATER. 40° -120- -121- GP.ADE.

TOPIC: MATTER DESCRIBED AND THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES ARE EXPANDED, TECHNIQUES, PROCEDURES, NECESSARY MATERIALS, REFERENCES, PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: AND SOME,SOURCES ARE GIVEN, MATERIALS FOR VARICuS DEMONSTRATIONS INcLUDE "SILLY PUTTY," "SLIME," CATSUP, SAND, CORNSTARCH, CONDENSED SOUP, AND OTHER SUBSTANCES "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: SERIOUS FUN WITH POLYOX, SILLY TITLE MORE TECHNTCAL OR CHEMICAL IN NATURE, PuTTY, SLIME, AND OTHEB1NON-NEWTONIAN FLUIDS."SCIENTIFIC AmERICAN, VOL, 239, No! 5, NOVEMBER 1978, PP, 186=196.

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mscxlmoN: VISCosITV TmE RESISTANCE OFFLUID tO FLow IS DISCUSSED AND RELATED TO A VARIETY OF LIQUIDS. THE ARTICLE EmPHA- SIZEsTHATTHE APPLICATION OF PRESSURE TO CERTAIN SUBSTANCES CAUSES A CHANGE IN VISCOSITY, SEVERAL DEMONSTRATIONS ARE

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Tom: ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE Dzscurnos: THE DECEMBER ARTICLE DISCUSSES POLARIZED LIGHT A6/ DESCRIBES THE CONSTRUCTION oF HOMEHADE DEVICES FCP unEamy: PROJECT IDEAS STUDYING CHARACTERISTICS OF THIS KIND CF LIGHT. THE

JANUARY ARTICLE EXTENDS THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN - THE PREVIOUS ISSUE AND DISCUSSES THE USE OF POLARIZERS, rrni: "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: STUDYING PoLARIZED LIGHi WITH ESPECIALLY AS THEY RELATE To THE STUDY OF SKY LIGHT. QUARTER-WAVE AND HALF-WAVE PLATES OF ONE's OWN MAKING"; "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: MORE ABoUT POLARIZERS AND How- TO UsE THEM, PARTICULJ9LY FOR STUDYING POLARIZED SKY LIGHT," SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL, 237, No, 6, DECEMBER 1977, Pp. 172-180 AND VOL. 238, No. 1, JANUARY 1978, 0. 132-136.

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BOTH ISSUEs OF THE JoURNAL ARE NECESSARY,AS THE TWO-PART ARTICLE BEGINS IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE AND CONCLUDES IN THE JANUARY ISsUE,

THE TEACHER SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN SUGGESTING THIS RESOURCE FOR STUDENT USE. THE READING LEVEL AND CONCEPTS ARE ADVANCED. ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREPARATION MAY BE NECESSARY.

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TOPIC: MATTER TOPIC: ENERGY, LIVING THINGS

.cATEGOKY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY : PROJECT IDEAS

TU. 'THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: THIN-LAYER CyROMATOGRAPHY." TITLE: "THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST: VISUAL ILLUSIONS THAT CAN BE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VOL, 234, NO.e2, FEBRUARY 1976. ACHIEVED BY PUTTING A DARK FILTER OVER OriE EYE.° PP. 128-133. SCIENTIFIC AMEBICAN, VOL. 238, No,1, MARCH 1978, PP. 142-153,

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THE TEACHER SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN SUGGESTINC Tr.IS THE TEACHER SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN SUGGESTING THIS RESOURCE FOR STUDENT USE. THE READING LEVEL AND CC%CEPT3 THE READING LEVEVAND CONCEPTS RESOURCE FOR STUDENT USE. ARE ADVANCED. ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREP.ARATION,M10-T FE ARE ADVANCED, ADDITIONAL TEACHER PREpNRAfION MIGHT BE V NECESSARY. ITIS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTIVITIES OES:CIEED NECESSARY. BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A QUALIFIED ADU...T,

DESCRIPTION: THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPH 11 DESCRIBED. THIS IS A DESCRIPTION: THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE PULFRICH OPTICAL Ik.,LUS,ICN, FIT TECHNIQUE FOR SEPART11IG PARTS OF SOLUTIONS AND MIXTURES SUGGESTED BY A PHYSICIST WHO WAS BLIND IN ONE EYE. MTRI'.2- THAT ARE VERY MUCI-4 AL\KE. INSTRUCTIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR TIONS ARE GIVEN FOR BUILDING AN APPARATUS USED TO MEASUzE BUILDING THE NECESSARY APPARATUS. ELECTRICAL IMPULSES ASSOCIATED WITH ELLIPTICAL PATH ILLUSION. VENDORS OF T4 NECESSARY MATERIALS ARE LISTED. -126: -12 7- GRADE: 6-8 amos. 7-8

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in12: 'THEAMAOLSCIENTIST: WONDERS OF PHYSICS THAT CAN TITLE: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR IN LABORATORY AND FIELD (SECOND EDITIO0 BE FOUND IN A CUP OF COFFEE OR TEA."SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, VoL. 237, No, 5, NOVEMBER 1977, pp. 152-160.

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13. 136 -128- -129- GLUM: 5-8 GIME: 5-8

TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIDICE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CMEGoRY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY : PROJECT IDEAS

TITIZ: ANIMAL CARE FROM PROTOZOA TO SMALL MAMMALS TITLE: ASTRONOMY WI,TH BINOCULARS

AMOR: F. BARBARA ORLANS AUTHOR: jAMES MUIRDEN

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REARING YOUNG. EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON THEIR HUMANE , TECHNIQUE. TREATMENT. INVESTIGATIONS ARE DESCRIBED FOR ALL THE ANIMALS, AND EACH SECTION CONTAINS A LIST OF REFERENCES. DESCRIPTION: THE OBSERVATION OF CELESTIAL BODIES USING BINCCULARS IS DESCRIBED, INFORMATION ON BINOCULAR OPTICS Ar.D TIPS FOR U.S. AND CANADI,ON REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF ANIMALS PURCHASING BINOCULARS ARE PROVIDED, BINOCULAR USE IS AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TEXTS THAT DESCRIBE HUMANE EXPERIMENTS DESCRIBED FOR VIEWING THE SUN, MOON, AND PLANETS, CC'ETS, ARE INCLUDEDc METEORS, AND AURORAE; AND STARS. STUDENT PROJECTS ARE DISCUSSED AND SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVING THE CONSTELLATICNS THE MAILING,ADDRESSES OF ANIMAL SUPPLIERS AND STATE WILDLIFE ARE PROVIDED. THE APPENDIXES CONTAIN INFORMATION ON AGENCIES ARE PROVIDED. ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETIES AND LISTS OF PUBLICATIONS. AN INDEX IS INCLUDED.

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ENERGY Toric: LIVING THINGS, MATTER

CATEtpRY : PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

0 BATHTUB PHYSICS TITLE: BEGINNING BIOCHEMISTRY: A SIMPLIFIED GUIDE TO THE CHEMISTRN OF LIFE o .

mnliox: BY RUC AUTHOR: WILLIAM BERMAN

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, OF THE FOLLOWING: STRUCTURE AND BEHAVIOR OF MCLECULES 0 WATER, MINERALS, PROTEINS, FATS, AND CARBCHYDRA7ES; BIOCHEMICAL AGENTS; AND BONDING IN MOLECULA0SUCGESTICI.S FOR INVESTIGATIONS, WITH STEP-BY-STEP LABO-RATOkY TECHNICUES, , ARE PROVIDED. THERE IS AN INDEX.

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CATEGORY PROJECT IDEAS

ytyLE: BIOLOGY EXPERIMENTS FOR CHILDREN

AL THOR : ETHEL HANAUER

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, DESCRIPTION: BIOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS AND UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES ARE PRESENTED. THE FOLLOWING TOPICs ARE INCLUDED: MICROSCOPE SKILLS, OBSERVATION-OF PLANTs,AND ANIMALS AND THEIR k ANATOMY, AND STUDIEs OF THE HUMAN ORGANISM. SEVERAL ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE UsE OF A MICROSCOPE.

AN INDEXAS INCLUDED.

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LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, "'IC; LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT DESCRITTION: EACH ACTIVITY CARD, APPROXIMATELY 15 cm x 23 cm, IS ON A SINGLE CONCEPT AND PROVIDES QUESTIONS FOR INQUIRY, oamma: PROJECT IDEAS LISTS OF MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, IDEAs FOR PRESENTIN RESULTS, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY.

TITLE: BIOLOGY PROJECT CARDS THE ACTIVITIES IN THIS SET INCLUDE CALORIES, PLANT MOVEMENTS, A DNA MODEL, BIOFEEDBACK, PHOTOMICROGRAPHY, STOMATA PATTERNS OF LEAVES, GROWING AND OBSERVING MOLOS1 BIORHYTHM CYCLES, ESP, TESTING FOR AN EFFECTIVE MCUTH- WASH, AND LEARNING BERAVIOR. AUTHOR: BR. MICHAEL F. FLEMING

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THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIBES THE INDIVIDUAL UNIT, LISTS NECESSARY MATERIALS, SUGGESTS SPECIFIC PROCE- DURES, DISCUSSES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, PROVIDES ANSWERS, AND SUGGESTS AREAS FOR REVIEW AND FURTHER STUDY.

SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, oR pROCEDUltES WHICH SHOULD BE' SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT.

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TOPIC: ENEAGY TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TULE:,BUILDING: THE FIGHT AGAINST GRAVITY runs. CARE OF UNCOMMON PETS

ALITIOR: MARIO SALVADORI AUTHOR:WILLIAM J. WEBER, D.V.M.

PUBLISHER: ATHENEUM PUilISHER:HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON

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DESCRIPTION: INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CARE OF A VARIETY CF UNCC"'M% r[7S DESCRIPTION: BASIC ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES SUCH AS THRUST, TENSION, IS PRESENTED. TOPICS INCLUDE HANDLING, HOUSING, PEEDINr, ELASTICITY, AND DYNAMIC FORCE ARE DIStUSSED AND ILLUSTRATED BREEDING, DISEASES, AND SPECIAL INFORMATION PERTAINI',G 'LE-CH WITH DEMONSTRATIONS AND PICTURES OF MODELS. SUGGESTIONS TYPE OF PET. MOST OF THE CHAPTERS HAVE A LIST' CF FEFUEWE:, ARE GIYEN FOR BUILDING STRUCTURES THAT EXEMPLIFY THE CONCEPTS AND SUGGESTED READINGS. ANIMAL PETS INCLUDED ARE PASBITS; DESCRIBED. PROJECTS INCLUDE A WIDE VARIETY OF STRUCTURED GUINEA PIGS; HAMSTERS; MICE; RATS; GERBILS; CHICKENS; D'..1C.S: SUPPORTS, BRIDGES, AND BUILDINGS, THE BOOK IS WELL ILLUS- FROGS, TOADS, AND SALAMANDERS; TURTLES AND TORTOISES; S'.PES TRATED WITH LINE DRAWINGS,AND AN INDEX IS PROVIDED. AND LIZARDS; AND BUDGERIGARS, CANARIES, AND PARRCTS, I%Sflur "(IONS FOR BUILDING A CAGE ARE AL,S0 GIVEN, SPECIAL EMPF* IS PLACED ON THE APPROPRIATENESS OF EACH ANIMAL AS A PET, AND THE AUTHOR STRESSES WHEN AND HOW WILD ANIMALS SHOULD BE RETURNED TO THEIR NATIVE ENVIRONMENT.AN INDEX AND LCSSARN ARE PROVIDED.

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: LABSKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING.THINGS - ENVIRO:."ENT

cAlmoRy: PROJECUDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: THE CARE OF WATER PETS =OA: CAROLINA DROSOPHILA MANUAL

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AUTHOR: VIRGINIA L. MULLIN

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DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOK PRESENTS PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES FOR INVESTIGA- TING.CHEMISTRY CONCEPTS. TERMINOLOGY AND CHEMICAL EQUATIONS ARE DICUSSED, AND HINTS ARE PROVIDED FOR ESTABLISHING A HOME LABORATORY. A SAFETY SECTION APPEARS ON PAGES 26-28, OTHER TOPIMINCLUDED ARE THE CHEMISTRY OF AIR, WATER, SOLUTIONS, DIFFUSION, CAMOSIS, CRYSTALS, FIRE, ACIDS, BASES; SALTS, ,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND EVERYDAY THINGS.

MANY OF THE REQUIRED MATERIALS CAN BE FOUND AT HOME. , SUGGESTIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR OBTAINING CHEMICALS.AN INDEX IS:MEWED.

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THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIBES THE INDIVIDUAL UNIT, LISTS NECESSARY,MATERIALS,SUGGESTS SPECIFIC PROCE- ANSWERS, AND USES, DISCUSSES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, PROVIDES 1 SUGGESTS AREAS FOR REVIEW AND FURTHER STUDY.

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TOPIC: UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: MATTER

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEA'S CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: COLLECTING ROCKS,DOCUMENT 1978-261-226/23 TITLE: CUP AND SAUCER CHEMISTRY

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TiTI.E. EARTH SCIENCE PROJECT'CARDS THE ACTIVITIES IN THLS SET INCLUDE CLOUD CLASSIFICATIGN, TESTING HARDNESS OF MINERALS, WATER-HOLDING CHARCTERIS- TICS OF SOIL COMPONENTS, SOLAR ECLIPSES, DENSIT, CCN- STRUCTING WEATHER INSTRUMENTS, DEw POINT, MOTICN OF STA0S, ABSORPTION OF HEAT, LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPHY, AND IsEATHERI%G A....T110R DR. JOHN N. FLEMING AND DR. MICHAEL F. FLEMING OF ROCKS.

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THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIBES THE INDIVIDUAL UNIT, LlsTs NEcESSARY MATERIALS, SUGGEsTS SPECIFIC PROCE- .DURES,,DISCUSSES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, PROVIDES ANSWERS, AND SUGGESTS AREAS FOR REVIEW AND FURTHER STUDY.

SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE usE OF CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE SUPERVISED ey A QUALIFIED ADULT.

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PROJECT IDEAS / cATEcorr: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY :

Trna: EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE SKILLCARDS TITLE: EARTHWATCH: SPACE-T1ME INVESTIGATIONS WITH A GLOBE

AVIBOI: OTHO E. PERKINS AUTHOR: JULIUSfSCHWARTZ ...

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VISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. 0 FOR DISCOVERING THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE,EARTH TO ThE S',.N hND MOON. SOME TOPICS INCLUDED ARE TIME, SEASONS, ECLIPSES, DESCRIPTION: THE PACKAGE CONSISTS OF 72 SK1LLCARDS, EACH WITH AN AND THE EARTH'S SPEED OF ROTATION. INVESTIGATION IN EARTH OR SPACE SCIENCE. THE INVESTIGA- TIONS COULD BE USEFUL FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY ACTIVITIES. THE APPENDIX CONTAINS A CHART OF METRIC AND ENGLISH kiITS EACH SKILLCARD CONTAINS FIVE SECTIONS: A STATEMENT OF AND A LIST OF.EARTH FACTS, THE PROBLEM, THE MATERIALS NEEDED, PROCEDURE, OBSERVATION, AND CONCLUSION. INCLUDED ARE INVESTIGATIONS ON SPACE AND INCLUDED ARE AN INDEX AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS ABOUT SPACE TRAVEL, THE MOON, THE EARTH IN SPACE, THE EARTH'S SPACE, TIME, AND THE GLOBE. CRUST, MINERALS, ROCKS, SOIL, RUNNING WATER, GROUND WATER, OCEANS, AND WEATHER. , )

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TOPIC: ENERGY TOPIC: ENERGY

cATEamx: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS .

TITLE: EDISON EXPERIMENTS 11112: EDISON ANVENTIONSANDRELATED PROJECTS

AUTHOR:ROBtRT F. SCHULTZ AUTHOR: ROBERT F. SCHULTZ

PUBLISHER:THOMAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION PUBLISHER: THOMAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION

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SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACKVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF FUMES OF AMMONIUM CHLORIDE (PP. 9-15) SHOULD NOT BE P.HALE:. . CHEMICALS, MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES THAT SHOULD BE SUPER. USE IN A VENTILATED AREA. VISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. DESCRIPTION: FOUR ELECTRICAL PROJECTS REQUIRING READILY AVAILABLE :TE"S AREOESCRIBED IN DETAIL. IN ADDITION TO A LIST OF VATER- . DESCRIPTION: FOURTEEN EXPERIMENTS ARE DESCRIBED THAT ILLUSTRATE THE PRINCIPLES BEHIND THE TELEPHONE, TELEGRAPH. AND ELECTRIC IALS AND DESCRIPTION OF PROCEDURES, BACKGROUND IhFORVATIC% ON EACH PROJECTIS PROVIDED, THE PROJECTS ARE AN ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB. MOST OF THE MATERIALS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE PROJECTS ARE READILY AVAILABLE. DRY CELLS, NOT HOUSEHOLD PEN, A STORAGE BATTERY, A CRYSTAL RADIO, AND A to,ICRON.Cf.E. DRY CELLS ARE USED, NOT HOUSEHOLD CURRENT, CURRENT, ARE USED.

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TOPIC: ENERG/, MATTER TOPIC: ENERGY

0. PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY:

TITLE: TIME': ELECTRICAL AND CHEMICAL EXPERI,MENTS FROM EDISON ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENTS You CAN DO, REV.ED. V

AMOR: ROBERT F. SCHULTZ AUTHOR: ROBERT F. SCHULTZ

rAUJSRER: TH9MAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION PUBLISHER: THOMAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION

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SOME OF, THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF DESCRIPTICW: PROVIDED ARE BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION OF THOMAS EIISC% CHEMIpLS, MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE SUPER- ,q4D MICHAEL FARADAY AND DESCRIPTIONS OF FIVE OF FAPALLY'S VISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. IMPORTANT EXPERIMENTS.

DESCRIPTION:TWELVE EXPERIMENTS ARE DESCRIBED THAT DEMONSTRATE CHEMISTRY, FIVE SIMPLE INvESTIGATIONS ARE DESCRIBED,INCLUDING LISTS EXAMPLES ELECTRICITY, AND THE RELATION5HIP BETWEEN THEM. OF MATERIALS AND A DISCUSSION OF fROCED4RES. THE INvEST1CA- ARE HOW A DOORBELL CIRCUIT WORKS, ELECTRICITY FROM A LEMON, TIONS ARE OBSERVING MAGNETIC FIELDS, MAGNETIZING OBJECTS. AND CANDY CRYSTALS FROM A SUGAR SOLUTION. DRY CELLS ARE STORAGE OF ELECTRICAL CHARGES, CONDUCTIVITY TESTER, AND AN USED, NOT HOUSEHOLD CURRENT. ELECTROPLATING APPARATUS, HOUSEHOLD CURRENT IS NOT USED.

.1 C.) -155- GRADE: 3-6

TOPIC: ENERGY TOPIC: ENERGY.:

CATEGORY : PROJECT ;IDEAS CATEGORY : PROJECT IDEAS

TIYLE: ELECTRICITY EXPERIMENTS FOR CHILDREN WR1: ENERGY CONSERVATION EXPERIMENTS YOU C1N DO, REV. rp,

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DESCR ITT LON: THIS, BOOK IS A REFERENCE FOR DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS ON DESCRIPT,ION DESCRIPTIONS ARE GIVEN OF 11 EXPERIMENTS OEMONSTRATINZ THE PRINCIPLES OF MAGNETISM, ELECTRkaTY,'ELEETRONICS, ENERGY USAGE AND CONSERVATION.' ALL USE S'IMPI,E AND NUCLEAR ENERGY. MATERIALS. PROJECTS INCLUDE SUCH SUBJECTS AS HEATIV AIR CONDITIONING, HOT WATER, APPLIANCES AND LIGHTi%C, kOST'Or THE EQUIPMENT 'REQUIRED FOR THE DEMONSTRATIONS CAN ENERGY SOURCES OF THE FUTURE. BEFOUND AROUND THE HOUSE. AN INDEX IS INCLUDED,

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?I:RIC: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLI: ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERIMENTS FROM EDISON

ROBERT F. SCHULTZ

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DESOUPTUM: TWELVE INVESTIGATIONS FOR STUDYING THE ENVIRONMENT ARE DESCRIBED.EACH DESCRIPTION CONTAINS BACKGROUND INFORMA: TION, PROCEDURES, AND A LIST OF NECESSARY MATERIALS WHICH ARE COKMON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. PROJECTS INCLUDED ARE POLLUTION MONITORS, RECYCLING TECHNIQUES, FILTERINGANTIECLAMATION.e,- PROCEDURES, AND SOIL INVESTIGATIONS. -157- -158- cwE: 7-8

Loqc LAB SKILLS -NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS- ENVIRONMENT DESCRIPTION: EACH ACTIVITY CARD, APPROXIMATELY 15 CM x 23 cm,IS ON .A SINGLE CONCEpt AND PROVIDES QUESTIONS FOR INQUIRY, cAncoRT, PROJECT 15EAS LISTS OF MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, IDEAS FOR PRESENTING RESULTS, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY,

TITLE: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROJECT CARDS THE ACTIVITIES IN THIS SET INCLUDE HOMEMADE SOIL, !OLLUTION, SUCCESSION IN THE AQUATIC COMMUNITY, PRiTEC- TiVE COLORATION AND SURVIVAL, WATER TESTING, POPULATION GROWTH, AND POLLEN.

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THE TEACHER'S GUIDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIDES ppirmaki7 UNIT, LOTS NECESSARY..MATERIA ,USSPECIFIC PROCE------DURE -TTUNICPROVIDES ANSWERS, AND FOR REVIEw AND FURTHER STUDY.

SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, OTHERIATERIALS, oR pROCEDURES WHICH SHOW BE SUPERVISED BYMNUALIFIED ADULT.

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LAB SKILLS IpPIC: NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS TOPIC: ENERGY

PROJECT CATEGORY: IDEAS CUTLORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE': EXPLORING WITH A MICROSCOPE TITLE: FASCINATING EXPERIMENTS IN PHYSICS

AUTHOR: SEYMOUR SIMON AUTHOR: FRAKOIS CHERRIER

PI RISHER: RANDOM HOUSE PUBLISHER: STERLING PUBLISHING COI

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TOPIC: TOPIC: LIVING THINGS LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, PATTER

CATEGUY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: FIRST CHEMISTRY BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS TITLE: FIRST AID AND CARE OF SMALL ANIMALS

AUTHOR: ALFRED MORGAN, AIMMOR: ERNEST P. WALKER

PUBLISHER : CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS MMLISRER: ANIMAL WELFARE INSTITUTE

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-N. 1 7, -163- -164- GUDE: 5-7 GRADE: 5-8 LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: ENERGY, UNIVERSE IN CHIME TOPIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT

PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATWORY:

THE FLYING CIRCUS OF PHYSICS TITLE: FIRST You CATCH A FLY Tna.E:

AUTHOR: JEARL,WALKER AUTHOR: JOHN D. CUNNINGHAM

raustint: MCCALL PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHER: JOHN WILEY AND SONS

1975 commit:J.: 1970 COPYRIGHT:

PRICE: $8.50 (224 PAGES, pAPER) ?RICE: $4.95 (88 PAGES) .

SIM NUMBER: 0-471-91808-3 iN : 0-525-29750-2

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWERS AND EXPLANATIONS ARE NOT PROVIDED DIRECTLY FOR DESCRIPTION: INVESTIGATIONS AND PROJECTS USING COMMON HOUSEFLIES ARE THE PROBLEMS POSED IN THIS BOOK. REFERENCES ARE GIVEN TECHNIQUES FOR CAPTURING AND REARING FLIES DESCRIBED, FOR THE INVESTIGATOR TO FIND INFORMATION ON POSSISLE ARE INCLUDED, STUDENTS CAN APPLY SCIENCE RESEARCH SKILLS SOLUTIONS. SOME OF THE REFERENCESAReREADILY AVAIU.ELE BY DEVELOPING THE DESCRIBED PROJECTS. A GLOSSARY IS IN A SCHOOL OR PUBLIC LIBRARYc,PTNERS WILL. BE FC:P.D I. INCLUDED. TECHNICAL, RESEARCH, OR SPECIALIZED LIBRARIES 0%LY,

DESCRIPTION: PRESENTED ARE 619 PHYSICS PROBLEMS RANGING FREM ELE"EIJA=e TO GRADUATE SCHOOL LEVEL, THE PROBLEMS ARE SUBDIVIZED INTO SOUND, MECHANICS, HEAT AND PRESSURE, LIQUIDS, C-TICE, ELECTRICITY, AND ASSORTED PROBLEMS, THE PROBLErS CCULD EE USED TO DEVELOP A PROJECT. EACH DESCRIPTION INCLUDES C...E OR MORE REFERENCES,AND SOME CONTAIN BACKGROUND INFT:-ATICN. A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX ARE INCLUDED.THE AUThCR, WALKER, REGULARLY WRITES TIT "AMATEUR SCIENTIST" ARTICLE IN ISSUES OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

1. 1 -165- -166- GptAI,E ; 4-7 GRADE: 3-6

LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: ENERGY 'IC' LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: FOOD CHAINS AND ECOSYSTEMS . TITLE:THE GADGET BOOK

f NOR' GORGE I-, SCHWARTZ AND BERNICE S. SCHWARTZ AUTHOR: HARVEy WEISS

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DESCRIPTIFI: THE TECHNIQUES FOR MAINTAINING AND CARING FOR FIS-.AE SPECIAL I:STRUCT IONS: SOME Of THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIEStREQUIRE THE USE OF DESCRIBED, INCpab ARE SUGGE-sTIONS-BEYOND THE 4HEMLCALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR,PROCEDURES WH di SHOULD DUCTORY CEVEL OR SETTING UP AN AQUARIUM AND lurcr,u7Im ---BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. op FILTRATION, AERATION, THE CONTROL OF'FISH DISEASE$ fr ARASITES, AQUARIUM WATER -CHEMISTRY, AND HINTS.C% THE DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE PUZZLING INVESTIGATIONS THAT MI.GHY BE T'kNSPORTATION OF FISH. THE APPENDIX CaTAINS Ci-ARTS 4%: CARRIED OUT AS MAGIC DEMONSTRATIONS.PHYSICAL SCIENCE TA ES USEFUL FOR THE MEDICAL TREATMENT AND FEED:NG OF TOPICS INCLUDE INERTIA, EQUILIBRIUM, LIQUIDS, COUSTICS, FA AS WELL AS MEASUREMENT CONVERSION CHARTS, INCLU:ED' AERODYNAMICS, ELECTRICITY, AND MAGNETS. ARE AN INDEX AND BIBLIOGRAPHY.

a 20L -194: -195- GRADE: 5-8 GRADE: 3

TOPIC: 'ENERGY, UNYERSE IN CHANGE TOPIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT.

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY; PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: MAKING SCIENTIFIC TOYS TITLE: MAKING A NATIVE PLANT TERRARIUM

AUTHOR: CARSON I.A. RITCHIE ALT4OR: D.J. HERDA

JULIAN MESSNER PUBLISHER: THOMAS, NELSON

$6.95 (169 PAGES) ?RILE* $7.29 (93 PAGES)

08407-6433-2 :X4BER: 0-671-328O-8 SBN NUMBER: - SPECIAL INFnucriogs: SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACiIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF DESCRIPTION: DESCRIBED ARE THE PROCEDURES FOR ESTABLISHING AND CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH CARING FOR A NATIVE PLANT TERRARIUM,ALSO PROVIDED BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALiFIED ADULT. ARE AN ILLUSTRATED LIST OF NATIVE PLANTS, THE ADDRESSES, FOR ORDERING NATIVE PLANTS, AND AN Iripm DESCRIPTION: DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING SCIENTIFIC TOYS 101D DISCUSSIONS REGARDING fHE RELATED SCIENTIFIC'FRII.CFLES ARE PROVIDED. THE TYPES OF TOS INCLUDED ARE OFTIC., ACOUSTICAL, WEATHER, CHEMICAL, AND BATTERY-OPERATED.

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ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF,SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: MANUAL OF FIELD B4OLOGY AND ECOLOGIt 5TH W.

AUTHOR: ALLEN H. BENTON AND WILLIAM E. WERNER, JR,

BURGESS PUBLISHING CO.

cormi(;HT 1972

?Ala: $5.25 (230 PAGES, PAPER)

sen Nr'SER. NONE GIVEN 1

DEscvrIma: BIOLOGY AND ECOtOGY TOP1Cs FOR FIELD STyDY ARE DISCUSSED. SOME DISCUSSIONS ARE CORRELATED wITH A LABORATORY EXPERI-

ENCE. TOPICS INCLUDED ARE FIELD TECHNIQ4S, TAXONOMY,

A TERRESTRIAL AND'AOUAT1C COMMUNITIES AND SUCCESSION, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF ECOSYsTEMs, POPULATIONSTUDIES, BEHAVIOR STUDIES, AND PROJECTS FOR FIELD STUDY,MANY, NOTES ARE EXAMPLES OF DATA SHEETS AND OUTLINES FOR FIELD 1 SUGGESTIONS ARE PROvIDED FoR SELECTING AND k ILLUSTRATED. COMPLETING A PROJECT, REFERENCES 1E CITED FOR EACH TOPIC, AND.A SELECTED BIOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY APPEARS ATTHE END OF THE MANUAL.

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I ON DESCRIPTION: EACH ACTIVITY CARD , APPROXIMATELY 15 cv x 23 cm,. TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT A.SINGLE CONCEPT AND PROVIDES QUESTIONS FOR INQUIRY, . LIW OF MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, IDEAS FOR PRESENTING CATEGORY:, PROJECT IDEAS RESULTS, AND SUGGESTIbNS FOR FURTHER STUDY,

THE 25 ACTIVITAS IN THIS SET INCLUDE CULTURING AND TITLE: MARINE SCIENCE PROJECT CARDS OBtERVING MARINE BACTERIA, TI6ES,WAVES, SKELETONS, LEARNING BEHAVIOR, POLLUTION, FISH SCALES,ANALYSIS OF SEA WATER, THE SEAFLOOR, AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN OCEANOGRAPHER'S TOOLS.

AUTHOR* DR. JOHN N. FLEMING

rl al.V.41L THE CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH IN EDUCAkION

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THE TEACHER'S GUtDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIBES THE INDIVIDUAL UNIT, LISTS NECESSARY MATERIALS, SUGGESTS SPECIFICPROCE DURES, DISCUSSES) SAFETY PRECAUTIONS,PROVIDES'ANSWERS, AND SUGGESTS AREAS FOR REVIEW AND FURTHERSTUDY,

SOME OF THE SUGGESTEDYACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF , CHEMICALS, OTHER MATWALS, OR PROCEDUREWHICH SHOULD 4 BE ILIPERVISED0BY AQUALIFIEDNDULTe'

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TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS

mum: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: MICROSCOPIC ANIMALS AND PLANTS TITLE: THE MICROSCOPE AND How io USE FT 4

mmoK: DOROTHY HINSHAW PATENT AL;HOR: DR. GEORG STEHLI

PUBLISHLR: .HOLIDAY HOuSE PLBLV;hLR STERLING PU 1SHING CO.

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SPECIAL DESCRIPTION:, INCLUDED ARE PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS ON HOw TO usE A INSTRI.CTIONS: SOME OF THE.ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF LABORATORY MICROSCOPE AND COLLECT AND CULTURE MICROSCCPIc CAN:S"S, ONLi uND MATERIALS AND PROCEDuRES WHICH SHOuLD BE USED THE OBSERVATION oF ONE-CELLED AND VANYIZELLED PLA.JS THE SUPERvISION OF A QUALIFIED ADULT.. 1 ANIMALS, INVESTIGATIONS, AND PROJECTS ARE PPESENTED,' LSIT OF SUPPLY HouSES,. SUGGESTED READINGS, AND AN ik:Ex PROCEDURES ARE PRESENTED FOR uSING A MICROSCOPE (AND DESCRIPTION: ARE INCLUDED. AUXILIARy TOOLS) AND FOR PREPARING SLIDES. OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS IN THE PROCEDURES ARE DISCUSSES) AT THE POINT AT WHICH THEy NORMALLY ARISE. THIS BOOK IS DESIGNED'FOR INDEPENDENT WORK. low

-TOPICS COVEREDANCLUDE THE MICROSCOPIC STRUCTuRE oF PLANTS AND ANIMALS', BACTERIA, MICROPHOTOGRAPHY, AND THE USE OF A MICROTOME (A PRECISION1NSTRuMeNT FOR PREPARING THIN / SECTIONS OF SPECIMENS). AN INDEX IS INCLUDED.

2 0 o -201- . -202- GRADE: 3-6 GRADE: 7-8

I. ENERGY, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE rorIc:ENERGY TOP IC: 4 4

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY:PROJECT IDEAS

IV 0 4fh. TITLE: MORE BRAIN BOOSTERS TITLE: MORSE, MARCONI AND YOU

AeTHOR: DAVID WEBSTER AUTHOR: IRWINMATH.

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CPE"ICv,S, SPECIAL SPECIAL' ' SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE O TIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF INSTRUCTIONS: INSTRL CT IONS : SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ..1,11i OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SKULD BE suPL;v1:Er.i. CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD A-QUALIFIED ADULT, BE USED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A QUALIFIED ADULt. DESCRIPTION: DISCUSSIONS OF VARIOUS COMMUNICATION DEVICES WITH f:CTUcES DESCRIPTION : PUZZLES, RIDDLES, AND INVESTIGATIONS 'ARE PRESENTED AND 4ND DIAGRAMS THAT SHOW HOW TO BUILD THEM APE PRGYIrED. ANSWERS ARE PROVIDED. THE ACTIVITIES ARE tROUPED INTO ARE DISCUSSIONS ON THE HISTORY AND EARLY DEVELOPIlf.T CF SECTIONS SUCH AS SHADOWS, MYSTERY PHOTOS, BUBBLES AND TELEPHONE, THE TELEGRAPH, AND WIRELESS TRANSMISSIC%, iC DROPS, BALLOONS, FREEZING AND MELTING ICE, WATER,NOISE, DISCUSSED ARE THE USES OF MAGNETS, METALS, AND VIEF.t.TIY:,:. KITCHEN CHEMISTRY, FUN WITH SHAPES, BULBS AND BATTERIES, WAVES TO PRODUCE AND CARRY SOUND. PROJECTS INCLUU ThE TELL- FUN WITH NUMBERS, FUNNY TREES, EXPERIMENTS ON YOU, AND Y GRAPH, TELEPHONE, RADIO, SHORTWAVE RECEIVER, AND RADID JUST FOR FUN. MITTER, A LIST OF BOOKS FOR FURTHER READING AND A'.IN:Et :E PROVIDED. DRY CELLS ARE USED, NOT HOUSEHOLD CURRENT,

2 1 0 -f 4. 1 . , -204- -203- Gmm, A-6 ',GRADE:54

7 TOIC:--44ERGY vic; 'ENERGY t,

PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY': PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE:. MOTORS AND ENGINES AND How THEY WORK MOVING RIGHT ALONG: A BOOK OF SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS At.D PUZZ_ES ABOUT MOTION

ROBERT GARDNER AND DAVID WEBSTER ALTNOR: H ARVEY WEISS AMOR:

DOUBLEDAY AND CO. PIBW,HER. THOMAS Y. CROWELL POLISHER:

copyR143. 1969 COPYRIGHT:1978:

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__Art T.AT -SPECIAL DESCRIPTION: A NUMBER OF EXPERIMENTS AND ACTIVITIES ARE SUGGESTED USTPATED ,lni ENstncrIos: SOME p_F THE SUGGESTED ACTIV(TIES REQUIRE THE USE OF DEMONSTRATE THE SCIE OF MOTION. THEY ARE ILLN4IE CHEMITALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD. LINE DRAWINGS AND PHO OGRAPHS. MATERIALS NECESSW, TC CC"- BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. PLETE THE TXPERIMENTS ARE READILY AVAILABLW. INCL17ED ;.rE MOTION PUZZLES AND INVESTIGATIONS FOR STUDYING SHE,AD DESCRIPTION: PRINCIPLES OF ENGINES AND MOTORS ARE DISCUSSED.AND PRECISE LOCOMOTION. AN INDEX IS PROVIDED, THE BOCK INCLU:E: A INSTRUCTIONS AND DIAGRAMS ARE GIVEN FOR BUILDING MODELS. Dr.TAILED ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST MOON LANDING. INFORMATICN ..!:uT INCLUbED ARE WATER WHEELS, WINDMILLS, SAILS, GRAVITY GRAVITY ON EARTH AND THE MOON IS ALSO INCLUDED. MACHINES, SPRING-WOUND ENGINES, STEAM ENGINES, STEAM TURBINES, ELECTRIC MOTORS, GASOLINE ENGINES, DIESEL ENGINES, JET AND ROCKET ENGINES, AND SOLAR ENGINES.

2 1. -205- . GRADE: 6-8

ENERGY, IAB SKILLSrNATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, Topic: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

ATECORY PROJECT IDEAi

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DESCRIPTION: COMPREHENSIV INFORMATION IS PROVIDED FOR PARTICIPATING IN A LOCAL) EGIONAG 05,NATIONAL SCIENCE FAIR. IN ADDITION, PL NNING AND DEVELOPING A SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT ARE DISGUSSE PERSONALIZES AeCOUNTS OF ACTUAL PROJECTS 'a AAD THEIB DEV LOPMENT ARE DESCRIBED BY FORMER STUDENT WINNERS OF NAT ONAL FAIRS, 4,

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'7207- -206- GRADE: 5-8

, 4 ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, LISTS fIECSSARY MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, EXPECTED RESULTS,, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE AND K,StORT ExPLANATIO>4FTHE UNDERLYING SCIENTIFIC

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS PRINCIPLES, THE APPENDIXES CONTAIN MEASUREMENT UNITS, MEASUREMENT COM/ER.00N CHARTS, THE PERIODIC TABLE, INFORMATION ON ECEMENTs, ACID-BASE INDICATORS, ARELATIVEI TITLE. NEW UNESCO SOURCEIOK FOR SCIENCE TEACHERS HART, EQUIVALENT TEMPERATURES FOR DIFFERENT LOGARITHMIC TABLE, A LOGARITHMIC GRAPH, AND

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THIS IS A REVISED EDITION OF A BOOK ORIGINALLY PREPARED TO .ESCIt I ?TIM. HELP TEACHERS WHO DID NOT HAvE ACCESSfb SC/IENCE SuPPLItS AND EQULPMENT. MOsT OF THE ACTIVITIES USE INEXPENSIVE OR READILY AvAILABLE MATERIALS. A SWENT MIGHT USE THIS BOOK As A SOURCE OF PROJECT IDEAS.

OvER 500 INVESTIGATIONS IN THE PHiSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, EARTH, AND SPACE SCIENCES ARE DESCRIBED, SEvENTY ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS RELATED TO CONSTRUCTING TOOLs AND EQUIPMENT USEFUL FOR SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED.EACH DESCRIPTION

(FACE 1 OF 2) (PALL 2 Ci 2)

2u .21 -208- -299- GRADE: 3-6 GRADE: 3-6

TOPIC: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE TOPICr' ENERGY, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: PROJECT 'IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TuLE: THE NEW WATER BOOK TIrLE: NOISE, NOISE, NOISE!

AMOR: MELVIN BERGER AUTHOR: JERRY GREY

PUBLFHER: THOMAS Y. CROWELL PUBLISHER: WESTMINSTER PRESS

cc:IV/RN:HT 1973 COPYRIGH7:, 1975

PRICE: $5.95 (111 PAGES) PRICE: $5.35 (104 PAGES)

SAN NOSSER: 690581467 - SBN NUMBER: 0-664-32575-0 .

DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOK INCLUDES BASIC INFORMATION'ON THE WATERMOLECULE, DESCRIPTION: THE PRINCIPLES OFSOUND AND'HEARING, THE RCLE Or NC:SE PROPERTIES OF WATER, AND THE ROLE WATER IN THELIFE IN EVERYDAY LIFE,AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF NOISE FOLLuTICN CYCLE OF PLANTS AND ANIMAL T C CLUDES WITH ATHOROUGH AND WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT ARE DISCUSSED. I%CLL:ED EXPLORATION OF VARIOUS SOURCES A TYPES OF wATERPOLLUTION. 'ARE INVESTIGATIONSTHAT ILLUSTRATE THE PRINCIPLES cF ACTIVITIES AND PROJECT IDEAS ARE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE4 SOUND, A GLOSSARY,BIBLIOGRAPHY, AND AN INDEX, THE It.vES CHAPTERS. TIGATIONS REQUIRECOMMON HOUSEHOLD IZEMS.

INCLUDED ARE AN ANNOTATED LIST OF SUGGESTED BOOKS FOR FURTHER STUDY AND AN INDEX.

4 -210- -211- 7-8 GRADE: 3-6 GRADE:

ENERGY, MATTER TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: al PROJECT IDEAS CATEuoRY. PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE SKILLCARDS TITLE: PETS IN A JAR TITLE: /

OTHO E. PERKINS AND ROBERT E, MCNEMAR ALTkLA SEYMOUR SIMON AMOR:

PUBLISHER: CHARLES E, MERRILL PUBLISHING CO, NOLI ....4 VIKING PRESS

cons:,ni 1975 COPYRIGHT)1969

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SPECIAL SOME OF,THE ACTIVITIES REOUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, DESCRIPTION: SUGGESTIONS ARE PROVIDED FOR COLLECTING AND KEEPING SMALL INSTRUCTIONS: ANIMAL PETS SUCH AS HYDRAS, POND SNAILS, WORMS, ANTS, , OTHER PaTERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE USQD LDER BUTTERFLIES, CRICKETS, AND STARFISH, INCLUDED ARE A THE SUPERVISION OF A QUALIFIED ADULT, BIBLIOGRAPHY AND AN INDEX. DESCRIPTION: THE PACKAGE CONSISTS OF 72 SKILLCARDS, EACH wITH A., INVESTIGATION IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE, THE INVESTIATICS COULD BE USEFUL FOR INDEPEUENT STUDY ACTIVITIES. EACH SKILLCARD CONTAINS FIVE SECTIONS:A STATEMENT OF THE ----Nr PROBLEM, THE MATERIALS. NEEDED, PROCEDURE, CBSERVATIC, AND CONCLUSION, INCLUDED ARE INVESTIGATIONS. CU SIrRLE MACHINES, TEMPERATURE, PERIODIC MOTION, OPTICS, ELECTRICITY, / MAGNETISM, MIXTURES, SOLUTIONS, PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, CHE"1- CAL REACTIONS, ACIDS, BASES, SALTS, AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS, r t,

40 r)r, .. 2, i

.4. -212- -213- GRADE: GitADE: 3-6 4-8

TOPIC: ENERGY, MATTER TOPIC: ENERGY

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJEC1 IDEAS

PHYSICS FUNDAMENTALS DEMONSTRATION SET TITLE: PHYSICS EXPERIMENTS FOR CHILDREN TITLE:

ALIHOR: MURIEL,MANDELL AUTHOR: JULIUS SUMNER MILLER

PURL DOVER PUBLICATIONS PUBLISHER: CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC CO.

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SPECIAL SPECIAL 4 INSTRLCTIONS: CAUTION: A FEW SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF INSTRUCTIONS: THE TEACHER SHOULD READ, IN ADVANCE, THE. PCRTION CF A HEAT SOURCE OR AN OPEN FLAME,THESE INVESTIGATIONS fEACHER'S MANUAL TIT APPLIES TO THE ACTIVITYASELECTED, SHOULD BE CONDUCTED UNDER ADULT SUPERVISION, (:)ME ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE MAY,BE NECESSO' FC2 THE TEACHER TO INTERPRET THE CONCEPTS'DESCFMED. THE eTU:E%1 DEsourTION: THIS BOOK IS A REFERENCE FOR PROJECTS WHICH DEMONSTRATE TEACHER SHOULD DECIDE IF IT IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE TOPIOS'OF AIR, wov, MECHANICAL ENERGY AND MACHINES, HEAT, TO USE THE MATERIALS AND MANUAL IN INDEPENDENT STUD(. SOUND, LIGHT, MAGNETISM, AND ELECTRICITY. MUT OF THE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THE DEMONSTRATIONS CAN BE FOUND DESCRIPTION: THIS' IS A COLLECTION OF TOYS WHr'CH ILLUSTRATE PHYSICS AROUND THE HOUSE. AN INDEX IS INCLUDED. PRINCIPLES. A TEACHER'S MANUAL IS INCLUDED'WHICH DESCRIBES THE DEMONSTRATIONS AND U&DERLYING PRINCIPLES. se"4'

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TOPIC; ENERGY DESCRIPTION: EACH ACTIVITY CARD, APPROXIMATELY 15 cm a. 23 cm, IS 40, -ON A SINGLE CONCEPT AND PROVIDES OUESTIOrls FOR INGUiRY, CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS 1 LISTS OF MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, IDEAS FOR PRESENTING RESULTS, AND SUGGESTIONS FoR FURTHER STUDY.

toTITLE: PHYSICS PROJECT CARDS THE ACTIVITIES IN THIS SET INCLUDE CIRCUITS, ELECTRICITY,' CLOUD CHAMBER, SIMPLE MACHINES, ILLUMINATION, MOTION, OPTICS, MAGNETISM, FORCES, AND GRAVITY.

'AUTHOR: DR. MICHAEL F. FLEMING

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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: THIS SET OF PROJECT CAMS IS PART OF A SERIES THAT- INCLUDES SETS wITH THE FOLLOwING TITLES: BIOLOGY PROJECT CARDS, CHEMISTRY PROJECT CARDS, EARTH SCIENCE PROJECT CARDS, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROJECT CARDS, MARINE SCIENCE PROJECT CARDS4 PHYSIS PROJECT CARDS, AND PSYCHOLOGY PROJECT CARDS,

THE TEACHERt's GUIDE FOR EACH SET DESCRIBES THE INDIVIDUAL UNIT, LISTS NECESSARY MATERIALs, SUGGESTS SPECIFIC PROCE- DURES, DISCUSSES SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, PROVIDES ANSWERS, AND SUGGESTS AREAS FOR REViEW AND FURTHER STUDY.

SOME OF Ti,ig SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, OTHER mATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT.

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TOPIC: ENERGY TOPIC: LIING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT

.CATEGINa: PROJECT IDEAS ; CATEGORY: PR6ECT IDEAS

PROJECTS WITH AIR TITLE: PLAY WITH 4ANTS, REV, ED, 1111Z:

MILLI ENT E. SELSAM AUTHOR: tEYMOUR SIMON

PUBLISHER: FRANKLIN WATTS1INC. P51-1`": WILLIAM MORROW AND CO,

COPYMNI. 1978 coPYMOT:1975

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SPECIAL DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE IDEAS FOR GROWING PLANTS FROM READILY INSTRucTIoNS: SOME OF THE SUGGESED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHE":c-LS, AVAILABLE SEEDS, BULBS, AND CUTTINGS; HOW PLANTS DEVELOP OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE SUFERVIEED BY AND USE WATER; AND PLANT.BESPONSES TO LIGHT AND OTHER A QUALIFIED ADULT, STIMULI, THE tNFORMATION PROVIDED MIGHT SUGGEST PROJECTS FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY, AN INDEX IS PROVIDED. DESCRIPTION: INVESTIGATIONS INVOLV6G AIR ARE DESCRIBED. EACH IYJESTI'f-- TION LISTS NECESSARY MATERIALS, PROCEDURES, SUGGESTIC%S EC0 VARIATIONS, AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION, THE ACTIVITIEC vAPI, FROM EXPERIMENTS SHOWING THAT AIR OCCUPIES SPACE AN:,HA'.. WEIGHT TO DEMOIOTRATIONS SHOWING OXYGEN IN THE Aik P.: AIR POLLUTION. THE MATERIALS NEEDED ARE HOUSEHOLD OR READILY AVAILABLE ITEMS. INCLUDED ARE A LIST OF BOOKS FOR FURTHER READING AND AN INDEX.

n 0 , C -219- -218- GRADE: 3-6' GRADE: 3-4 ENERGY; LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE,

TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT TOrIC LIVING THINGS, UNIVERSE IN CTANGE

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CAIEGoRT: PRO)ECT IDEAS

, TITLE' RESEARCH IDEAS FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS TITLE: PROJECTS WITH PLANTS 00.1.414..

AUTHOR: GEORGE BARR ,AMMOR: SEYMOUR SIMON

PUBLISHER: M.CGRAW-RILL Boon Co, PUBLISHER: FRANKLIN WATTS

PRICE: $6,50 (142 pAG4;) PRICE: $4,90 (.63 PAGES)

SBN NUMBER: 07-003803:1 SBN NUMMR: 531-02649-3

DESCRIPTION: SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS, WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR DESCRIPTION:' INCLUDED ARE PROJECTS DESIGNED TO REVEAL BASIC FACTS OUT, ARE PROVIDED, THE INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVE H:JSE.: ABOUT PLANTS, THEIR GROWTH, AND THEIR NOURISHMENT, ITEMS OR READILY AVAILABLE MATERIALS, EmPHASIS IS IL,D ' EXAMPLES OF TOPICS ARE THE NEEDS OF SEEDS, TEMPERATURE ON SCIENTIFIC CONTROL, RECORD KEEPING, CHART MAN:',C, A% AND GERMINATION, PHOTOPERIODISM, LIGHT AND PLANT GROWTH, RELATED PROCEDURES, TOPICS INCLUDE ELECTRICUY, GROWING PLANTS WITHOUT SOIL, GROWTH CHEMICALS, AND TRANSPORTATION, SOUND, LIGHT, THE HUMAN BCDY, WEATrEP, INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING, WATER, INSECTS, PLANTS, DISTANCE, AND TIME. A LIST CF A LIST OF SCNNTIFIC SUPPLY HOUSES, AND AN INDEX ARE ADDITIONAL BOO(S FOR EACH SUBJECT AND AN IND.V. A.7E INCLLZED. PROVIDED.

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LAB SKILLS NATURE.OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, Tom: LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, *Plc: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT

cia may: PROJECT IDEAS ancom: PROJECT IDEAS,

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' SPECIAL ilk SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 1 MANY OF THE RESEARCH PROBLEMS ARE SOPHISTICATED AND INVOLVE INSTRUCTIONS: MANY OF THE RESEARCH PROBLEMS ARE SOPHISTICATED P.%D

TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND EQUIPMENT; THEY sHoup BE CON- , INVOLVE,TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND EQUIPMENT; THEY s:L,"..D DUCTED UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A tilJALIFIED ADULT. BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE GUIDANCE...0F A CUALIFIED

- DESCRITTION: FORTY-THREE INVESTIGATIONS SUITABLE FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY DESCRIPTION: FORTY-FOUR PROBLEMS SUITABLE FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY Cs OR PROJECTS ARE1DESCRIBED, BACKGROUND INFORMATION/ PROJECTS ARE DESCRIBED. BACIWOUND INFOPMATICN, SJC'E:TE0 SUGGESTED PROCEDURES, AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED,TOPICS PROCEDURES,AND REFERENCES:ARE PROVIDED. TCPICS INCLU:E. INCLUDE BEHAVIOR, PHYSIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY, AND BEHAVIOR, PHYSIOLOGY; ECOLAYI GENETICS; AND GRC-T4, GENETICS. AND DEVELOPMENT.

RESEARCH PROBLEMS 14 BIOLOGY: INVESTIGATIONS FOR STUDENTS, RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN BIOLOGY: INVESTIGATIONS FOR SERIES 2 AND SERIES,3 ARE COMPANION VOLUMES FOR THIS BOOK. STUDENTS, SERIES 1 AND SERIES 3 ARE COMPANION VOLUMkS FOR THIS BOOK. -223- -222- GRADE: 3-5 GRADE: 7-8

LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: ENERGY, MATTER topic: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT

CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS CAILGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS AND AMUSEMENTS FOR CHILDREN TITLE: RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN BIOLOGY (SECOND EDITION) SERIES 3

AUTHOR: CHARLES VIVIAN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES CURRICULUM STUDY

PUBLISHER: DOVER PaLISHERS PLaLIShER : OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

PRICE: $5.95 (96 PA(ES, PAPER) ?RICE: $10.00 (225 PAGES)

SIM NUMBER: 486-21856-2 :7:13,ER: NONE GIVEN

SPECIAt SFEC:AL INSTRUCTIONS: SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE CF v.sTRLCTIONs MARY OF THE TEARCH PROBLEMS ARE SOPHISTICATED AND HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS, SOURCES OF HEAT, OR OTHER MaJE:=I%LS , INVOLVE- TEORKICAL INFORMATION AND EQUIPMENT; THEY SHOULD AND PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE USED UNCER THE SUPERvI:IC, BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A QUALIFIED ADULT. OF A QUALIFIED ADULT.

FORTY-THREE PROBLEMS SUITABLE FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY OR CRIMION: DESCRIPTION: SEVENTY-THREE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS ARE PRESE:.TED, E" BACKGROuND INFORMATION, SUGGESTED PROJECTS ARE DESCRIBED. DESCRIPTION INCLUDES A LIST OF MATERIALS, PROCEDUES,4':' TOPICS INCLUDE PROCEDURES, AND REFERENCES ARE PROVIDED. AN\EXPLANATION OF THE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES INvOLVED, BEHAVIOR; PHYSIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY, GENETICS; BUT TWO INVESTIGATIONS INVOLVE PHySICAL SCIENCE, E.G., AND GROWTH, FORM, AND DEVELOPMENT. ENERGY AND'MATTER. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE PERISCOPES, BCER,CS, ELECTRIC MOTORS, MIRROR WRITING, PULSE INDICATORS, Ai.D PIN- RESEARCH PROBLEMS IN BIOLOGY: INVESTIGATIONS FOR STUDENTS.° HOLE CAMERAS. AN INDEX IS INtLUDED. SERIES 1 AND SERIES 2 ARE COMPANION VOLUMES FOR THIS BOOK.

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e ENERGY,LABSKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING P-INGS, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, EATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHA'a

CATirkity: PROJECT IDEAS cATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

firm: SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS You CAN EAT TITLE: SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT INDEX: 1960-1972

AUTHOR: VICKI COOB AUnOR: JANET Y. STOFFER, EDITOR

C PUBLISHES: J.B. LIPPINCOTT PUBLISHER: 'SCARECROW PRESS

ctPTRIGV: 172 COPYRIGHT: 1975 o $6.95 (127 PAGES) PAPER) PRICE: $26.50 (728 PAGES)

SBI gUMiEt: 397314876 SBN NUMBER: 0-8108-0783-1

o- SPECIALID THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN A SPANIS EDITION (SBN NUMBER DESCRIPTION: HUNDREDS bF TITLES OF $CIENCE PROJECTS IN MANY AREAS CF 0-397-31850-2). SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ARE LISTED AND INDEXED ALP,AEETICA:_LY BY TOPICS BASED ON THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATIC,, DESCRIPTIOT RECIPES ARE DESCRIBED WHICH ARE SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS SYSTEM. THE TOPICS RANGE FROM ABSORPTION, ACCELERATIGN, DESIGNED TO ILLUSTRATE SPECIFIC SCIENTIFIC.PRINCIPLES. AND ACIDS TO YEAST, ZINC, AND ZOOLOGY.

BASIC CONCEPTS SUCH AS SOLUTIONS, SUSPENSIONSk AND 9' e EACH PROJECT IS CROSS-REFERENCED wITH A BOOK CITED U. PRECIPITATES CAN BE DEMONSTRATED BY FOLLOWING THE RECIPES. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY. Ivics INCLUDE CARBOHYDRATES, FATS, PROTEINS, KITCHEN

rt. cHEMISTRY, PLANTS, MICROBES, AND ENZYMES, THIS INDEX MAY BE USEFUL AS A SOURCE OF PROJECT IDEAS PCR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. I\ ALL MATERIALS, INGREDIENTS, EQUIPMENT, AND PROCEDURES ARE LIiTED. THE RESULTS OF EACH INVESTIGATION ARE DESCRIBED es AND ANALYZED.

: k)

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ENERGY, LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS - ENVIRON'MENT, TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, MATTER TOPIC: MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS cAluvan PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: SCIENCE MAGIC WITH tHEMISTRY AND B,IOLOGY rulx: SCIENCE IN YOUR OriN BACKYARD

AUTHOR: TED JOHNSTON AUIEOR: ELIZABETH K.COOPER

PUBLIIER: ARCO PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHER: HARCOURT BRACE JOVANOVICH

PRICE: $4.95 (61 PAGES) PRICE: $5.00(192PAGES)

SRN MMER: 0-668-03661-6 ShN NUMBER: ;IONE GIVEN

- SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS! SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF TASCRIPTIOS: BACKYARD SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS WHICH USE READILY CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, AND PROCEDURES v,HICH SkCL,D AVAILABLE MATERIALS ARE DESCRIBED AND PRACTICAL SUGGeS- BE USED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A QUALIFIED AEOLT, TIONS ARE GIVEN FOR ESTABLISHING A LABORATORY. OTHER TOPICS INCLUDE SOIL AND ROCKS, FOSSILS, WATER, GRASS, DESCRIPTION: 'OvER 100 SCIENCE PROJECTS THAT USE HOUSEHOLD MATEPIALS FLOWERS, PLANTS FROM SEEDS, PLANTS FROM SPORES,EAA'N- ARE PRESENTED WITH STEP-BYTSTEP INSTRUCTIONS ILLUSTRATED WORMS, SNAILS, INSECTS, SPIDERS, BIRDS, OTHER VERTEBRATE WITH COLOR DRAWINGS, THE SCIENTIFIC FRINCIPLES ANIMALS, CLOUDS, WEAJrER , ATMOSPHERE, OUTER SPACE, AND EXPLAINED. THE TOPICS EMPHASIZED ARE CHEMISTRY STARS. AN INDEX I INCLUDED. PHYSIOLOGY. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE CHROMATOGRAPHY, CAPILLA: ACTION, CRYSTALS, INVISIBLE INKS, ELECTROLYSIS, PLANT ROOTS, PLANT LEAVES,' CHEMICAL INDICATORS, AND WATER VAi,CP,

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S. LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, TOPIC: LIVING THINGS TOPIC: MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

CATEGORY : PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: SCIENCE PROJECTS WITH EGGS TITLE: SCIENCE PROJECTS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

ALIWOR: DAVID WEBSTER. ALTHOR: NONE GIVEN

Pt BLIf!+ER: FRANKLIN WATTS PUBLISHER: THE OREGON MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY

1,1,1(..E $4..90 (61 PAGES) PRICE: $.50 (48 PAGES, PAPER)

SRN :LaNDER: 0-531-01212-3 SEM NUKBER: NONE GIVEN

SPECIAL tsTRtCflOS SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMI- DESCRIPTION: SCIENCE PRCJECTS AND PROCEDURES FOR CONDUCTING THE'. CALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD BE USED ARE DESCRIBED. PROJECTS ARE DIVIDED INTO FIVE SECT:C.5: UNDER THE SUPERVISION, OF A QUALIFIED ADULT. THE HATCHING CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, GEOLOGY, AND VETECPGLCCY. OF FERTILIZED EGGS IN A HOMEMADE INCUBATOR IS NOT RECOM- A SELF-JUDGING SCORE SHEET IS PROVIDED TO EVALUATE THE MENDED UNLth ADVANCE PROVISIONS ARE MADE FOR THE PROPER COMPLETED PROJECT, AND HINTS FOR THE RESEARCHER APE CARE AND RAISING OF THE HATCHED CHICKS. INCLUDED. A LIST OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS FOR OBTAINING PROJECT IDEAS IS PROVIDED. DESCRIPTION: INCLUDED ARE SCIENCE PROJECTS DESIGNED TO HELP THE STUDENT UNDERSTAND THE STRUCTURES AND USES OF CHICKEN EGGS, THE INVESTIGATIONS ILLUSTRATE THE STRENGTH OF EGGS, COMPOSITION OF EGGS, EGG EXAMINATION, AND GRADING AND INCUBATION OF EGGS. An INDEX IS INCLUDED.

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LI%ING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, TOPIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: MATTEF1, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

cAncoltz: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: SCIENCE PROJECTS FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH TITtE: SCIENCE,PROJECTS IN ECOLOGY SCHOOL STUDENTS

AMOR: NONE GIVEN AUTHOR: SEYMOUR SIMON

Ptal,ISHER: OREGON IIUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY PUBLISHER: HOLIDAY HOUSE

OOPYRITT: NONE GIVEN aPYRICHT: 1972

S.50 (48 PAGES, PAPER) PRICE: $4.50 (127 PAGES)

S3N StMBER : NONE GIVEN SRN NUMBER: 8234-0204-5

DESCRIPTION NUMEROUS IDEAS F6R SCIENCE PROJECTS ARE PROVIDED BY DESCRIPTION: TWENTY PROJECTS:USING INEXPENSIVE rATERIALS ARE PRESENTING A QUESTION OR PROBLEM AND 4GGESTING PROCUURES PROJECTS MAY BEPCOMPLETED EITHER AT HOME CR IN THE CL:- FOR INVESTIGATING THE PROBLEM. THE IDEAS ARE DIVIDED INTn ROOM. BACKGROUND INFORMATION) DETAILED ILLUSTFAT:C%:, SEVEN SECTIONS: ANTHROPOLOGY, BfOLOGY, CHEMItTRY, METEOR- SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS ARE PROVIDED, THIS BCCK It.CLLEES OLOGY, ASTRONOMY, DENTAL SCIENCE, AND PHARMACEUTICAL CONCEPTS OF ECOLOGY AND THE STUDY OF LIVING THINCS I% SCIENCE. A SELF-JUDGING SCORE SHEET IS PROVIDED TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENT, ECOLOGICAL SETTINGS INCLUDE FOREST, 7, THE PROJECT, AND HINTS FOR THE RESEARCHER ARE INCLUDED. A ROTTING LOG) DESERT, GRASS FIELD, POND) BOO, SCILI LIST OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS FOR OBTAINING PROJECT IDEAS IS DROP OF WATER. OTHER TOPICS INCLUDE FOOD WEBS, V.EFDS', PfiOVIDED. PLANT SURVIVAL, CHEMICAL CYCLES, ANIMAL BEHAVIOR) A%: ANIMAL SURVIVAL, A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX ARE INCLUZED.

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TOPIC: ENERGY ' TOPIC: ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE

' CAIUMLY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

TITLE: SCIENCE PROJECTS: MIRRORS TITLE: SCIENCE PROJECTS WITH ELECTRONS AND COMPUTERS

AMOR: HY RUCHLIS mITHON: AIMED BENDER

* PUBLISHER: BOOK-LAB POILISNER: ARCO PUBLISHING CO.

$1.60 (48 PAGES, PAPER) Film $6.95 (139 PAGES) PRICE:

SBN NUMBER: NONE GIVEN NLMBER: 0-688-D4429-2

DESCRIPTION. OVER FIFTY PROJECTS ON ELECTRONS AND COMPUTERS ARE DESCRIPTION: TWENTY-NINE INVESTIGATIONS AND Al5DITIONAL AgIVITIES DESCRIBED, TOPICS INCLUDE GENERATING ELECTRICITY, THAT USE MIRRORS ARE DESCRIBED, THCMATERIALS REELED BATTERIES, ELECTROPLATING, MAGNETISM', ELECTROWNETIsm, INCLUDE MIRRORS AND CQMMON HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, EACH RESISTANCE, ELECTRICITY FROM HEAT, ELECTRICITY FROM DESCRIPTION INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS AND A BRIEF EXPLANATICN LIGHT, AND COMPUTERS, INCLUDED ARE DETAILED IWSTRUCTIONS OF THB PHENOMENON. AND LISTS OF NECESSARY MATERIALS, EXCEPT FOR A FEW SIMPLE METERS, THE EQUIPMENT I§ HOME-CONSTRUCTED OR INEXPENSIVE. THE,ENERGY SOURCE IS DRY CELL BATTERIES,,NOT HOUSEHOLD

CURRENT. '

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ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING.THINGS, TOPIC: Torn: ENERGY, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

CATEIXIY: PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

1. TITLE: SCIENCE FROJECTS You CAN Do TITLE: SCIENCE PUZZLERS

AUTHOR: GEORGE K. STONE AUTHOR: MARTIN GARDNER

2L3LISHER: PRENTICE-HALL PUBLISHER: VIKING PRESS

COPYRIGST: 1963 COPYRIGHT: 1957,

. PRICE: $5.25 (101 PAGES) PRICE: $2.50 (126 PAGES, PAPER)

Si sumER: NONE GIVEN '4VP SBN Ni3i3ER: 670621137

DCSCRIPAON: INFORMATION-IS PROVIDED FOR THE STUDENT WHO WANTS TO DESCRIPTION: SCIENCE INVESTIGATIONS ARE DESCRIBED IIHICH REQUIRE CHOOSE, PLAN, AND DEVELOP SCIENCE PROJECTS. THE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT THAT BE FOUND INTHEr':"E. INVESTIGATIONS RAI,IGE FROM SIMPLE TO COMPLEX, THE THE ACTIVIJIES AWE SELECTED FO THEIR MOTIVATIC%AL FOLLOWING'TOPICS ARE INCLUDED: BODY FUNCTIONS, ANIMAL PROPERTIES AND INSTRUCTIONAL POTENTIAL. FOR EACH RESPONSES, THE NATURE OF MATTER, EARTH SCIENCE, INVESTIGATION THE NECESSARY MATERIALS ARE DESCRIB17, MECHANICS, OPTICS, SbLAR SCIENCE, THE.NATURE OF THE PROCEDURE IS DISCUSSED, AND THE UNDERLYING PP,\CIrLE ELECTRiCITY, ELECTRICAL DEVICES, PLANT GROWTH, PLANT IS EXPLAINED, INCLUDED IS A LIST OF SELECTED FEFEPENCES P FUNCTIONS: AND soup. FOFURTHER $TUDY. THE BOOK CONTAINS FIVE CHAPTERS DEALING WITH MATHEMATICAL PUZZLES. HOWEVER, MOST ACTIVITIES ARE FOR TOPICS SUCH AS ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, PHYSIOLOGY, LIGHT, GRAVITY, STATIC ELECTRICITY, NECH4NICS, AIR, HEAT, SOUND, AND INERTIA.

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ENERGY, LAB SKILLS - NATURE OF SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: ENERGY Tux',LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHANGE

CATECORY: PROJECT IDEAS CATECORY: PROJECT IDEAS

FROM EDISON TIni: THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN BOOK OF PROJECTS FOR TITLE: SELECTED EXPERIMENTS AND PROJECTS THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST

ALnNR: C.L. STONG AUTHOR: ROBERT F. SCHUL40

.PIBI I!i1k : SIMON AND SCHUSTER PUBLISHER: THOMAS ALVA EDISON FOUNDATION

COPYRvAT: 1960 COPYRIGHT: 1976

PRO: $6.95 (584 PAGES, PAPER) PRICE: $.50 (32 PAGES, PAPER)

Sr::UMER: 671-20747-4 SBN NUMBER: NONE GIVEN

SPECIAL SPE0fAL P.STRLCTIW,S: SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF INSTRUCTIONS: THIS PAMPHLET CAN BE ORDERED FROM THE THOMAS ALVA LISC'. CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH'SHOULD FOUNDATION, CAMBRIDGE OFFICE PLAZA, SUITE 1430 18281", WEST ,BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT. TEN MILE ROAD, SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48075.

"AMATEUR ROCKETRY," PAGES 447 TO 4800 CITES ROCKETS DESCRIPTION: TEN INVESTIGATIONS WITH LISTS OF, MATERIALS AND DESCPIPTIC%S THAT USE SOLID FUEL PROPELLANT. USE OF THESE ROCKETS IS OF PROCEDURES ARE PRESENTED, EACH INvESTICATION IS Foa'..E:ED PROHIBITED IN MONGTOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (SAFETY BY A DISCUSSION OF BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND UNDEPLYIT.: HANDBOOK, MCPS, JULY 1971, PAGE 129). SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES. THE INVESTIGATIONS INCCUDE A MC:EL PHONOGRAPH, MAGNETIC RELAY SWITCH, ELECTRIC DRAhER LOCK, INCLUDED ARE INVESTIGATIONS, CONSTRUCTIONS, AND OTHER COUNTERFEI1 COIN DETECTOR, APPARATUS FOR DEMONSTRATi',O DESCRIPTION: ACTIVITIES IN ASTRONOMY, ARCHAEOLOGY, BIOLOGY, THE PERSISTENCE OF VISION, PINHOLE CAMERA, MODEL ELECTRIC LIChT, NATURAL SCIENCES, THE EARTH SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS, CONDUCTIVITY TESTER, BURGLAR ALARM, AND ELECTRIC MCTCR. AERODYNAMICS, OPTICS, HEAT, AND ELECTRONICS. EXCEPT"FOR THE USE OF A PHONOGRAPH, ALL ACTIVITIES USE DPY CELLS, NOT HOUSEHOLD CURRENT. a

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TOPIC: LIVING THINGS, LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT TOPIC: ENERGY

CATLCAMY: PROJECT IDEAS' CATECCaY: PROJECT IDEAS

TIME: SHELF PETS: How TO TAKE CARE OF SMALL WILD ANIMALS TITLE: SILENT WINGS

AMWR: EDWARD R. .111cclurs AUTBOR: KRISTINE COX LEVIN

PUBLISHER: HARPER AND Row TUBLISBER: PRUETT PUBLISHING CO.

PAIGE: S5.79 (1ii PAGES) PRICE: $5,00 (100 PAGES, PAPER)

NINBER: NONE GIVEN SBN NUMBER: 0-87108-193-8 1

DESCRIPTION THIS gOOK DESCRIBES HOW TO OBTAIN A NEW PET,- READERS DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOK IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR PARTS: "13611.clv, PA,Ep ARE CAUTIONED TO CONSIDER THE KIND OF PET, THE LENGTH OF AIRPLANES," "BUILDING BALSA GLIDERS," "AIR ANC Fc7cEI TIME THE PET ISEXPECTEDTO BE KEPT, THE SPACE AND FOOD ON PLANES AND GLIDERS," AND "DEVFLOPMEN5P OF THE REQUIREMENTS cIF A GIVEN PET, AND PLMS FOR PROVIDING FOR THE FIRST TWO PARTS PROVIDE BACKGROUND INFORMATIC'. THE PET WHEN IT IS NO LONGER NEEDED OR WANTED, PRACTICAL GESTIONS FOR It*STIGATING AND BUILDING PAPER AN: B:',SA ADVICE IS INCLUDED ON EACH OF THE PREVIOUSLY LISTED ITEMS. GLIDERS, AN EFFORT IS MADE TO INTRCDUCE TERMS A..:EEFP.0 A VARIETY OF WILD ANIMALS ARE DISCUSSED: FROGS, TOADS, THEIR MEANINGS. THE THIRD PART PROVIDES A VARIETY CF INES- SALAMANDERS, SNAKES, LIZARDS, TURTLES, SPIDERS, CRAYFISH, TIGATIONS ON AIR, PRESSURE, FORCES, AIRFOILS, CRAITY, AIR WATER STRIDERS, WHIRLIGIG BEETLES, CATERPILLARS, CRICKETS, CURRENTS, AND CENTER OF GRAvITY, THE LAST PART tESCPIFES GRASSHOPPERS, KATYDIDS, GUPPIES, SIAMESE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GLIDER CLUB IN A SCHOOL, LISTS FIGHTINGFISH,WATER AND LANDNAILS, HAMSTERS, AND SUGGESTED READINGS AND ADDRESSES FOR OBTAINING AEDITIONAL GUINEA PIGS. INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED, A GLOSSARY IS INCLUDED.

A LIST OF RECOMMENDED BOOKS AND AN INDEX ARE INCLUDED.

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unc: ENERGY

cumm: PROJECTIDEAS

TITLE: SOLAR ENERGY EXPERIMENTS

Arnim THOMAS W. NORTON

RODALE PRESS

ONIMUM:,1977

MaCE: $5.95 (129 PAGES, PAPER)

saN mzeER: 0-87857-179-5

DESCR1tTION: NINETEEN INVESTIGATIONS AND EIGHT ACTIVITIES DEALING WITH SOLAR ENERGY ARE DESCRIBED, TOPICS LNCLUDE ALTITUDE AND AZIMUTH OF,THE SUN, RADIATION USING LENSES TO COLLECT ENERGY, AIR AND wATER SOLAR COLLECTORS, AND ENERGY STORAGE. EACH DESCRIPTION IS COMPOSED OF AN OBJECTIVE, AN INTRODUC- TION, A LIST OF MATERIALS, AND A PROCEDURE, SOME DESCRIPTIONS CCNTAIN REFERENCES, HINTS FOR ANALYZING THE DATA, AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS SOME OF THE MATERIALS ARE AVAIL- ABLE IN SCHOOL LABORATORIES, AND OTHERS ARE COMMON AND EASILY OBTAINABLE. THE APPENDIXES CONTAIN, A GLOSSARY, ENERGY CON- VERSION FACTORS, TEMPERATURE-SCALEtEOMPARISON CHARTS, SOLAR POSITION AND INTENSITY DATA, DATA ON THERMAL RESISTANCE OF BUILD- ING MATERIALS, DENSITY OF AIR AT VARIOUS TEMPERATURES AND PRES- SURES, AND.SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING, AN INDEX IS PROVIDED.

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TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHCjLD CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT.

DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST

TITLE: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS ANALYSIS THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS." "OXIDATION," "LIGHT;" "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, AMOR: RON MARSON AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OTHE:

PCSLISHSR: RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS CC"- POSED QF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CAR:S". ENRIC.--E%T COPYRIGHT: 1979 ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THE PROCESSES piam TASK CARD SET, $1.00; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $3.00 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED Alr ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTICATIC%S.

SW? KINDER: NONE GI VEN THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PPCJECT IZEAS.

THE ACTIVITIES IN THE "ANALYSIS" UNIT ARE DESIGNED TO

S?ECIAL IMPROVE A STUDENT'S ANALYTICAL SKILLS, INCLurED ARE INSTRLCTIC..s. ACL,MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO INTERPRET AND CONSTRUCT FLOW CHART RCN MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRA.dE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA'92083. INSTRUCTIONS, THE SEPARATION CIF MATTER, THE CONSTRUCTICN OF A DATA TABLE, QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS, TITRATION, ACID-BASE A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE ReQUESTED WHEN AN NEUTRALIZATION, AND THE EVALUATION OF ADVERTISING CLAIMS. I) ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH a SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

.THE INVESTIGATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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tOP1C MATTER DESOMTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS wars, PROJECT IDEAS CATEGCMY: THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, Amoug OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND TEMZ:. TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE/ COHESION AND A4SION AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH,""GRAPHING," "BALANCING," NEIGHING,ThAND "METRIC r.EASUPE."OTHER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS CC"- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 X6 INCH "TASK cAns" AUTIWR: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENR1CwvETI INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE PROCESSES RON MARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATFEMATICAL SKILLS AREEXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATICNS, corillcgr: 1979 THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT ICEAS.

PRIM TASK CARD SET, $1.65; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $3.30 INCLUDED IN THE "COHESION AND ADHESION" UNIT ARE INVESTI- GATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS OF COHESION, ADHESION, SUPFACE

SIN NriSCR: NONE GIVEN TENSION, CAPILLARY ACTION, AND CHROMATOGRAPHY.

SPECIAL INSTRIXTIOSS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA; CKLIFORNIA 92083.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR ThE fATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS,

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUB:ACT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

141, THE 1WVE.IIC.TIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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TOPIC: ENERGY 1:11=1111ION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MTH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS, PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND." "ELECTRICITY," AND TIME: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TORS): "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE/ ELECTRICITY AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING." "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE." OTkER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS Cc-- ,POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CA;.:S" AUTHOR: RON MARSON ARkANtED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENRICH:'E%T INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE FOCESSES PUILISHER: RON MARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXFL1CITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED EY THE INVESTIGATIC1.S, COPYRIGHT : 1979 THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PRCJECT I:EAS,

PRICE: TASK CARD SET, $1,40; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $4,20 INCLUDED IN THE "ELECT ITY" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATIGNS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY AS THEY APPLY TO CIRCUITS. Se3Nvi3ER: NONE GIVEN WET AND DRY CELLS, CONDUCTORS, INSULATORS, SIMICOND'ICTOF,S, .RESISTANCE, SWITCHES, FUSES, INTERACTICNS OF ELECTRIC CHARGES, INDUCTION, SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY, MOTORS AND SPECIAL GENERATORS, AND COPPER PLATING. INSTRICTIMS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083,

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GEPERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING'THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TgACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

THE INVESTIGATIONS DO NOf REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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TOPIC: MATTER DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE' MATERIALS CCNSIST, OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS, CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS. "PENDULUMS,!' "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," , k "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AD MIA: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): ) "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS UNITS 1NCUUDE, FLOATING AND SINKING AMONG OTHERS, "MgASUR1NG LENGTH,""GRAPHING." BALANCING," "IlEiGHING,",AND "METRIC rEASUPE." 07,-ER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR pUBLICATION.EACH UNIT IS C:"- POSED OF SIXTEEN fo Tui,m-Two 4 x 6 INCH "TASKCAF:S"

, AUTHOR: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED,'LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ERICH`7E'ff INXESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, TNE FR'r"RS PITBLISkiLR: RON MARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE,DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATICNS. 1979 COTTRIGHT: THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT I:EAS.

PRICE: TASK CARD SET, $1.20; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $3.60 INCLUDED IN JNE 'FLOATING AND SILKING" UNIT ARE ACTIVITIES AND INVESTIGATIONS ON THE RELATIONSHIP-15F WEIGHT, tCLL"E. SRN SL'OIER: NONE GIViN A MASS, ANO,DENSITY1 GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF DENSITY RELATIONSHIPS; COMPUTATION AND COMPARISON CF VOLV'E DENSITY MEASURES FOR SEVERAL READILY,AVA1LABLE OBJECTS: SPECIAL ISSIRCCTIONS. ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM 1HE AUTHOR/PaLISHER: ARCHIMEDES' PIIINCIPLE; THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF A Rou MARSON, S65 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, V1STA,CALIFORNIA 92083, .HYDROMETER; AND BUOYANCY.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED, THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES,IFOR OSING THE MATERIALS.

70SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULb BE ORDERED FOR EACH 'SUBjECT MATTER.UN1T. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY, 11.

THE'INVEST1CATIONS 110 NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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topic: ENERGY SOME OF THE SUGGEST ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE F CHEMICALS, OTHER MATEIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHCULD cpolLogy: PROJECT IDEAS BE SUPERVISED BY A 0 LIFIED ADULT.

DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED' PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS M.SIST TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): TITLE: OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS UNITS. HEAT THE PHYICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AD "MAGNETISM," THE MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, MnBOR: RON MARSON AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENdTH,""GRAPHING," "BALANCING," WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE," OThED 'AT1LISNER: RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATICN, EACH UNIT IS CO'",- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "fAsKCAs" COPYRICM. 1979 ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION, ENRI:-"P.T INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THE PROCESSES MUCE: TASK CARD SET, $1.20; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $2.40 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMAT'ICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTICATICNS. SRN NUXBER: NONE GIVEN THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

% INCLUDED IN THE "HEAT" UNIT ARE EXPLANATIONS AN NVESTI- SPECIAL GATIONS OF THE PRINCIPLES OF HEAT. CONDU TI 6 CC;..ECTIC",, INSTRICIIC%S: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER; RADIATION, HEAT ABSORPTION AND INSULATION, CONVECTION RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083. CURREN'TS, AND THE MEASUREMENT OF HEAi CONTENT ARE FRESUJE:,

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED, THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDAPD SEPARATELY.

THE INVESTIGATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS NSIST TITLI: 6.. TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCESK\ILS UNITS, KINETIC MODEL THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OThERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICIXf," AND "MAGNETISM," THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, AUTI1OR: Rou MRSON AMONG OTHERS,' "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING,"

"1. "BALANCING," WEIGHlitiG," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OThEP FURL I SUE : RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION.EACH UNIT IS CC'- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CAP:5" COPTILICHT: 1979 ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGPESSION. ENR1:,.:'ENT 4 INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED 'IN EACH UNIT. THE PRCCESSES PUCE: TASK CARD SET, $1.35, TEACHER'S MANUAL, 42.70 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED ANO ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTICATICNS. SRN !AMBER: NONE GIVEN , THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT I:E!.S.

INCLUDED IN THE "KINETIC MODEL" UNIT ARE INVESTICATIONS SPECIAL AND EXPLANATIONS OF MOLECULAR MOTION, EXPAN"SION AN: INSInCTIO`.S: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM iHE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: CONTRACTION, RATES,OF THERMAL EXPANSION, INTERMOLECULAR RON MARS:NI, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083. BOND STRENGTH AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO MELTING TEMPERATuPE, EVAPORATION, AND CONDENSATION. A FREE "ORERATIONS.MNUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALIS.

4 SEPARATE "T'OCHER'S MANUAL" SHOULb BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT :ATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

THE INVESTICATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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TOPIC: ENERGY SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE CF CHEMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHOULD cuway: PROJECT MEAS BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT,

DESCRIPTION( THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CC7.SIGT TITLE: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS L%ITG. LIGHT THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, P1C%G OTHEPS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOAT* AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," ,"OX(DATAON," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLU:E ., AUTHOR: RON MARSON AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," i!EIGHING," AND "METRIC r,EASURE."CTHE" PIMIShER: RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION, EACH UNIT IS POSED OF TEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TAP cr.:s" COPYRIGHT: 1979 ARRANG D, IN AN.ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSICN. E'.RIC--E%T. INVESTCTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH LNIT, THE FROCESSES, PRICE: TASK CARD SET, $1,60; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $4,80 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTICATIC%S.'

SAS NINBER: NONE GIVEN THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

INCLUDED IN THE "LIGHT" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATICS ON THE

SPECIAL PRINCIPLES OF LIGHT AS THEY APPLY TO REFLECTION, PEFW.CTIC%, INSTRLCTLe:'S: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THEwAUTHOR/PUBLISHER: OPTICAL ILLUSIONS, ANGLES OF INCIDENCE AND REFLECTIM RON MARSON, E65 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 920E3, TRANSMISSION, AND SPECTRA, SEVERAL,INVESTIGATICNS ARE INCLUDED THAT WILL.HELP THE STUDENT STUDY THE CHARACTERIS- A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN TICS AND USES OF LENSES. ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

a. A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR eAcH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT, EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

THE IfESTIGATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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Topic: ENERGY DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALs CONsIST'oF, cATExay: PROJECT IDEAS PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/sCIENCE SKILLS UNITS, 4 THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS,"

TIME: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND NACHINES "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS' INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING,"

"BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC rEASUPE." OTLIER UNITS ARE PLANNED FoR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS CCr- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY:iWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CAP:S" 14117110A: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENRICw1ENT PUBLISHER: RON MARSoN INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UN4,T. THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY .copyRIcHT: 1979 EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATI66. THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

mum TASK CARD .SET, $1.20) TEACHER'SMANUAL, $2.20 THE PRINCI ES OF sIMPLE MACHINES AND RELATED CONCEPTS ARE PROVIDED. SIN NYM3ER: NoNE GIVEN INCLUDED ARE LEVERS, PULLEYS, INCLINED PLANES, THE DEFINITION OF WORK, AND THE CONCEPTS OF IDEAL MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE AND HORSEPOwER.

SPECIAL ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM )HE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VrsTA, CALIFORNIA 92083.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REO4ISTED WHENAN ORDER 'FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FORUSING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD pE ORDEREDFOR EACH' SUBJECT MATTER UNIT.EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

.THE INVESTICATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIALMATERIALS.

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TOPIC: ENERGY 4%ir SOME,OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE OF CHEMICALS, OTHER'MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES.WHICH SHOULD CATECOM PROJECT IDEAS BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT.

DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CCNSIST TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): TITLE: OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. MAGNETISM THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS,' "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, AL-molt. Ron PARSON AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING." "EALANCING," WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE." OTHER MALISUR: RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS U.-1- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "IMF CAR:S" COPYRIGHT: 1979 ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSICN. INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT.- THE PPCCESSES MICE: TASK CARD SET.,..22) TEACHER'S MANUAL, $3.60 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTICAWCNS. S1K NI'MSEK: NONE GIVEN THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT I,OEAS.

INCLUDED IN THE "MAGNETISM" UNIT ARE INVESTIOATICNS THAT SPECIAL ILLUSTRATE THE PRINCIPLES OF MAGNETISM AND ELECTFC!'4SNE- IRSriLtTIC'S: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM .HE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: TISM. THE PRINCIPLES ARE APPLIED TO BUILDING A SIMPLE RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTO, CALIFORNIA 92083. ELECTRIC MOTOR, TELEGRAPH, AND BUZZER.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD Bf REOUESTED,WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH' SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

THE INVESTICATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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clammy: PROJECT IDEAS PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND PATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS, THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMg," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND TUME: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UN:TS INCLUDE, MOTION AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTHY "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC EEASUPE." OTUER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION, EACH UNIT IS CC"- POSED OF eIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CAPLS" NUMOR: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED; LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENR.ICm-E%T _ INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE PROCESSES PUBLISHER: RON htARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS APE EXFLICIT EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIATIC%S. COTTRICKT: 1979 THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMAATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

RICE: TASK CARD SET, $2.40; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $4,80 IIP INCLUDED IN THE "MOTION" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATIONS ON THE STUDY OF UNIFORM MOTION; INERTIA; GRAVITY; ThE RELAIION- NONE GIVEN SW: :',71.7.3r=t; SHIPS OF ACCELERATION, GRAVITY, AND TIMC AND PERFETUAL MOTION, A MODEL OF AN ORBITING SATELLITE AND"MODELS FOR NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION ARE PRESENTED. se 'AL Issm IONS: ALL MATERIALS MUST ag ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083,

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD.BE REQUESTED WHEN AN

ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS .A MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR'USING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

THE INVESTICATICNS DO REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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. tOPLC. 6\TTER. SOME OF THE SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES REQUIRE THE USE DF' dieMICALS, OTHER MATERIALS, OR PROCEDURES WHICH SHtULD CATF.CORY:' PROJECT IDEAS. BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED-ADULT. tn . ..

DieCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST k TITLE: TASK ORIENTEU PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCiENC1 SKILLS UNITS. OfIDATION THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDUOMS,"1"FLOATING AND SINKIN6," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND '"MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNIIS INCLUDE,

AUTHOR: Roc gAmar. AMONa OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," 1ALANZING," WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASPE." CTHE= PUBLIShER: RON MARSON UNITS ARE PLANAED FOR PUBLICA7ION. 'EACH UNITIS CC". POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIR/Y-TWO 4 x 6 INCH:TASK CAR:S" IlkCOTYRICHT: 1979 -ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICALAROGRESSION,- ENRAC--EYT INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THE PPOCE:SES . PRIi: TASK CARD SET, $,95; TEACHER'S MANUAL,$2,85 OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED. AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THi INVESTICATICNS. "SRN NCABER:JONE G'IVEN THE iNVESTIGATION; COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS,

INCLUDED IN THE "OXfbATION" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATICNSAND .

' SPECIAL EXPERIMENTS ON OXIDATION. RUSTING AND BURNING ARE USED AUTHOR/POBLISHER1 2NSTRI:C:17.nS: ALL MATERIALS MST BE ORDERED,FROM THE 0,040rILLUSTRATE OXfDAT,ION PRINCIPLES. RON MAR$ON; 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA92083.

A nme "OPERATICNS MANUAL" sHouLlo BE REQUESTEDWHEN AN ORM FOR THE MATERIALS IS,PLACED. THE'IOPERATIONS ' MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" ShOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH 'SUBJECT MATTE\UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE.ORDERED SEPARATELY4

THE jAVESTIOATIONS po NOT REQUIRE SPECIALMATERPALi.

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"once ENERGY DESOLIPTION: THE TAK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST OF PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY : PHYSIEAL SCIENCE UNITS AND'IMATH/SCIENCESKILLS UNITS. THE,PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, ?1PEND1fLUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," TITLE: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCEetiftrr "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND d

PENDULUMS . "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASUk" OTHER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS ccr- Alma: Ron :!ARSON POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CAFDS" ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL P.RGGRESSION. E,JRICENT PUILISHER; RON MARSON INVE4TIGATIONS ARE'INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE PRCCESSES OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLIC;TLY 6 ,COPYRIVI: 1979 EMPHASLZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE tNVESTIGATIC%S. THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT 1:EAS. TRICE: TASK'CARD SET,$.80; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $2.40 a rliCLUDED IN ihE "PENDULUMS" UNIT ARE THE RELATIONSHIPS

SRN SI:13ER: NONE GIVEN Or LENGTH, A11PLITUD4, FREQUENCY, AND BOB WEIGHT FOR A RENDULUM. SCIENCE PROCESSES ANQ RELATED MATHEMATICAL SKILLS CAN BE DEVELOPED BY COMPLETING THE UNIT. SPECIAL INS aL CT IONS : ALL MAURIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSCN, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083,

A FREE "OPERATrONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED wHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS dENERAL PROCEDUIRES FOR USING THE MATERIALS,

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'OMANUAL: SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR :EACH SUBJECT rATTER UNIT. EACh UMIT CAN BCORDERED SER.ARATELY,

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Tonc ENERGY DESCSIPMH: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCLENCE MATEPIALS CONSIST.OF PHYSICAL SCJENCE UNITS ANDt4TH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: o al THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE'UNTTS INCLUDE, ATIONG OTHERS. "PENDULUMS,rLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," ,"OXIDATION,' "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY,7 AND Zi TITLE: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): . "MAGNETISM," THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, PRESSURE I AMONG OTHERS,MEASURINGLENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING,4 "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE." OTER UNITS'ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICAWON. EACH UNIT 1.S C:-- POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO4 x 6 INCH "fASK INRIC::.T AFROFt.: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION, INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED rr, EACH UNIT.'THE PROCEZSES, rausaza: RON MARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS APE EXP1C1TLY.. EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATC%S. , CT I:EAS.' cornucHT: 1979 I.HE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER P

to TASK CARD SET, $1,50; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $3.00 PRICE: INCLUDED IN THE "PRESSURE" UNIT ARE THE DEFINITICS, EXPLANATIONS OF THE PHYSICAL PRINCIPAS PJD INVESTIGATI:V: NONE GIVEN ASSOCIATED WITH FLUID PRESSbRE, THE IiTERRELATiC%S"IRs: N1NEEE: FORCE, PRESSURE, AND AREA; BERNOULLI'SPRINCWLE,A%:' 1 E RELATIONSHIPS OF FLUID,PRESSURE AND FLUIDFLOO APE E);LAI'El.

SPF.CIAL THE PRINCIPLES ARE ILLUSTRATED BY DETAILED EXPLANAT1C%S tF USTR.LCTICNS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THEApTHOR/P'UBLISHER: HOW TO BUILD A W1OKING MODEL OF A HATER PUMP AND A SIPr:'; RON MARSON,865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE: VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083. SYSTEM.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN' .ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL 'PROCEDURES FOR"USING THE MATERIALS.-

04. . SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL". SHOULD BE ORDERED FOREACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT..,EACH UkIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

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SPECIAL. ./ Nsincno:.s: ALL MATERIALS rUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON PARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083:

A FREE "OPEOATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN / ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS ISPLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GEIERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.:

A SEPARATE'"TEACHER'S1MANDAL" SHOULD BE OIRDERED FOR'EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAVE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

THE INVESTICATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS

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CATLGOKT: PROJECT IDEAS BE SUPERVISED BY A QUALIFIED ADULT, ,

DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST , ,... TITIE: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. SOLUTIONS THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOAT,ING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS.," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND "MAGNETISM." ' THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILL UNITS INCLLDE, NG," "FALANCING, - ALTHOR: RON MARSON AMONG. OTHERS , :MEASURING LENGTH," "G APHI "WEtGHING,"AND"METRIC MEASURE. " OT1HER UNITS APE . In3LISnER: RON MARSA PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION.EACH _UNIT IS COMPOSED Cr SIXTEE'' , TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x .,6 INCH "TASK CARDS" ARRANGED P. AN ENR ICHMENT INVE ST !GAT I C' S COPYRIGHT: 1979 ORDERED, LOG I CAL PROGRESSION, ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE. A'D pmet, TASK CARD SET, $1.80; TEACAER'S MANUAL,$3.60 THE MATHEMAT ICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED A'.D ARE DEVELOPED BY 'THEINVESTIAT IONS , THE INVEST IGAT Ic.5 COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS, SRI >Z.-MISER: HONE GIVEN

INCLUDED IN THE "SOLUTIONS" UNIT ARE EXPLANATIONS A*.D. SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS RELATED TO SOLUTIONS AND THEIRPRCPEIsiTIESt VISTRICT IONS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: THE CONCEPTS INCLUDED ARE TRUE SOLUTIONS, COLLO:DAL RON MARSON,,865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, EALIFORNI-A .92083. -, SUSPENSION, COARSE SEPARAT ION, COAGULATION, SOLVE',cv, THE RELATIONSHIP OF SOLUBILITY AND TEMPERATURE, HYCPATICN, A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED. WHEN AN WATER OF HYDRATION, SOIL ANALYSIS, WATER ANALYSIS, AND ORDERFOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED. THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" CRYSTAL GROWING. SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR ,US1NG THE AATERIALt,S,

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD .BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE/DRDERED SEPARATELY.

THE INVESTIGATIONS DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL MATERIALS.

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, PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MAtH/SCI-ENCE .SKILLS UNITS, CMIGOKS: PROJECT IDEAS % T IHE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND.SINKING," "ANALYSIS," o "OXIDATION,"- "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND,' TIME: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS) "MGNETISM."THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, SOUND .) AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING(° "BALANCING," "NEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE." OTI,EP UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH AT IS CCr POSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TwO 4 x 6 INCH '"TASK AlinnIt: RON MARSON ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION, ERI:m"PiT INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THE FRCtESSEE IMILISHER: RoN MARSON OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY, EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BATHE INVESTIGATICNS, COPYRIGHT: 1979 THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.*

IPAKE; TASK eARD SET, $.80; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $2.40 INCUUDED IN THE "SOUND" UNIT ARE ACTIVITIES AND-IWASTICA- TIONS ON THE SOURCES, INTEhITY, AND PITCH OF SCUND; SCL!%:i 1.4,5ER. NONE GIVEN SN MEDIUMS) FREQUENCY) RESONANCE; AND THE SPEED OF SOC,D,

SPECIAL INSIRLTTIC:S: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHERI RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" sNapuo BE REQUESTED WHEN.AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PaCED, THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS.

la A SEPARATE "TEAChER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. 'EACH rT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

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CATE...IOU:. PROJECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT IDEAS

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LAB SKILLS NATURE or SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, ENERGY TOPIC: TOPIC: LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENT 4 CATEGORI: PROjECT IDEAS CATEGORY: PROJECT'IDEAS

THE STORY OF OPTICAL ILLUSION TITLE: TRICKS OF EYE AND MIND: TrrLE: TROPICAL MARIA AQUARIA, REV, ED.

A&INOR: LARRY KETTELKAMP ALITHOR: GRAHAM F. Cox

PURLISHER: WILLIAM MORROW AND CO. PUBLISHER: GROSSET AND DUNLAP

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TIRE: 'TROPICAL SALTWATER AQUAAIUMS:JIOW TO SET THEM UP TURTOX SLRVICE LEAFLETS, NEW SERIES AND KEEP THEM GOING

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CATEGORY . PR1ECT IDEAS PRACTICAL INFORMATION AND PROCEDURE/ FOR MAINTAININ5,A

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30MEr ACTIVITIES COULD RESULT IN THE INHUMANETRiATMENT'OF ANIMALS AND ARE'NOT RECOMMENDED, ANY ACT.IVITY INVOL4ING PAIN OR DISCOMFORT THAT IS NOT A PART OF THE ANIMAL'S NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OR RESULTS IN THE DEATH OF THE ANIMAL, f SHOULD NOT BE DONE. SPECIFICALLY/ 7HE PROCUURES FOUND IN LEAFLET NUMBER 21, "PREPARATION,.INJECTION ANDCARE OF EMBALMED SPECIMENS," ARE NOT RECOMMBINDED.

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cArEcoly: PROJECT IDEAS.'

Trn.t: UNDERSTANDING HYDROPONICS: GROWING PLANTS WITHOUT SOIL

AU1ROA: GEORGE SULLIVAN

POWS/ILA:. FREDERICK WARNE

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SIN /AMEX: 0-7232-6036-2

DEscpIraoN: HYDROPONICS, THE SCIENCE OF GROWING PLANTS IN WATER WITHOUT SOIL, IS DISCUSSED, INCLUDED ARE CHAPTERS ON THE HISTORY OF HYDROPONICS, ADVANTAGES'AND'DISADVANTAGES OF HYDROPONICS, NECESSARY TOOLS, PRACTICAL GUIDELINES, GROWING VEGETABLES, AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR4MIXINGNUTRIENT

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UNIVU:E IN CHANGE THE UNITS CONTAIN BACKGROUND INFORMATION, ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONS, AhD INSTRUOTIOS SUITAbLE FOR ,IN:TFFNIENT Cko,ORY PROJECT IDEAS STUDY OR FOR USE IN CONaNCTION 'AITH A RESOURCE IL.SON, MATH CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT SKILLS.ARE U'r"LSIZED -ot THROUGHOUT. SCIENCE CONCEPTS AND ACTIVITIES ARE MCRE TITLE: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ASTRONOMY NOGRAM DIFFICULT AND MORE ADVANCED THAN NORMALLY FOUND IN ELEMENTARY SCIENCEITEXT SERIES, NEEDED SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ARE READILY AVAILABLE IN SCHOOLS OR ARE CASIO CONSTRUCTED. 4

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SCIENCE PROCESSES BIBLIOGRAPHX . 4.

The auached bibhogi7-aphy was compiled by the Montgomery County Public Schools The topic that appears at the top of each selectionirelates to the MCPS Program of (imps) Gifted Scieive Protect (GSP), ESEA Title IV.C, Grantor Project Number Itudies (Energy, Lab SkillsNature of Sc)ende, Lying ThingLiying Things 30-77.3-160039. The proiat's purpose was to identify science resources for indivi- Environment, Matter/and Universe in Change). dual gift,ed.tudents in Grades 3.8'. .This bibliography is the third of three bibliographies original1_y disseminated on microfiChe for use by teachers. Thus, pagination of this bibtofgraphy does not begin This bibliograph )! provi,des informaiion about published materials individual students with.page 1.'1-he first bibliography, which provides information about science- can use to develop skills in the processes of science. They-include laboratoryskills; suggestions for sciende problem solving; and information about thecollection, pro- related careers, covers pages 1 to 98. The seqond bibliography, which provides infor- pago/286. cessing, analysis, and presentation off data. A special effort was made bY the GSP mation about ideas for science projects, begins with page 99 and ends on This bibliography covers pages 287 to 336. staff toinclude informanon,published after 197 , hough there are, no doubt, he"r materials available. . NOTE:, The following list identifies page numbers of ti,t!es in this biblk)graphy which also appear in the Project Ideas.Biblbeaphy. This bibliography does not include standard scienceconten-st materials (e.g.,-organic f. . chemistry or cellular biology) but instead is limited to publications thatbrovide stu- . Page in Page in dents with information, directions, and guidance for developing skills in theprbtesses Science ProcesIs Bibliography Project ideas Bibliography of-soeNce. 29F -159 296 169, Because these materials are intended for, use by gifted students, grade.19welclaSsifical 175- tions have not been ssigned using standard readability formulas, Prior to construc- et' 30 173 ting this bibliographthe GSP staff was not able to identify a pr4,ctical set of criteria 31Q 199 for determining gra I classifications for gifted students. Thus, the GSP staff 31/ 200 used the f 'lowing subiecm criteria for assigning grade level classifications . 311 219 320 -.321 241.242 263-264 1. The relationship of materials to the MCPS Program of Studies. . 328 -329 278 A,Z). 2. The complexity of concepts presented in the materials (e.g., analysis, 332 279-280 synthesis). . 3333 3. TIze appearance of the materials, 4. The apparent readability of the materials: The entry on page 289 also appears onpage 33 of the Career Infor- 5. The materials",potential to motivate the deyelbpment of scierre processes. motion Bibliography. .

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ESEA TITLE IV-C A SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION SERVICE FOR OIFTED STUDENTS4AND THEIR MAO IERS SCIENCE " 2 " -287- -288- GRADE: 5-8 GRADE: 3-6

TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE

CATEGORY: SCIENCE-PROCESSES CATLGORY SCIENCE PROCESSES

rIns: AMA! INSIGHT TITLE: THE CAMERA COOKBOOK

AUTHOR: MARTIN GARDNER MIT/1011, NONE GIVEN

MIL 1 SR R : M.H. FREEMAN AND CO. PUHLISHLR: SELECTIVE EDUCATIONAL EGUIPMENT, INC.

COP1RIGHt: 1978 COPYRIGHT..1970

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DPSCRIrTIONI: INCLUDED ARE PROBLEMS AND PUZZLES ARHICH ENCOURAGE USING DESCRIPTION: EXPLANATIONS ARE 1NCLUDED16, HOW TO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS, INSIGHTFUL THINKING TO ARRIVE AT SOLUTIONS. THESE TYPES DEVELOP THE NEGATIVES, AND PRINT T4.1E PHOTOGRAPHS AT reGE OF PROBLEMS ARE !NTENDED TO BE CHALLENGING AND ENTER- OR IN MG CLASSROOM. THIS IS WRITTEN AS A TEAChER'S TAINING. THE READER IS ENCOURAGED,TO BREAK AWAY, FROM GUIDE; HOWEVER, IT SHOULD BE USEFUL FOR THE BEGINNING .STANDARD PROBLEM-SOLVING ROUTINES. THE EMPWASIS TS ON PHOTOGRAPHER TO FOLLOW. - THE-DEVELOPMENT OF DIVERGENT THOUGHT PROCESSES.

THE PROBLEMS ARE CLASSIFIED USING THESE HEApINGS: COMBINATORIAL A01, GEOMETRY AHA1, NUMBER AHA1, LOGIC ;HAI, PROCEDURAL ANA!, AND WORD AHA1

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ENERGY, LAB SKILLS NATURE OF-SCIENCE, LIVING THINGS, TOPIC: LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE, MATTER TOPIC: LIVING THINGS - ENVIRONMENT, MATTER, UNIVERSE IN CHAta

CATEGORY : SCIENCE PROCESSES CATMCMY: SCIENtE PROCESSES

r TITLE: LHROMATOGRAPHY TITLE: DEVELOPING A SCIENCE FAIR'PROJECT

ALTHOR: GUY ALEXADER AUTHOR: ,VIOLET PRIESTLY

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THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALS CONSIST 0 TOPIC MATTER' DESCRIPTION: PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SC1ENCE SKILLS UNITS. THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, CATL.;ORY: SCIENCE PROCESSES "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND "MAGNETISM," THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLU:E, TIME: TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH,"°GRAPHING,' "BALANCING," ANALYSIS "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OTHER UNITS APE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT ISCOMPOSED oF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CARDS" ARRANGEDIN AN ORDERED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. 'EltiRICHMfNT INVESTIGATIONS ARE A,TP9R: RON MARSON INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT, THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE AND THE

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A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOuLD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED.-THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THEMATERIALS,

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOuLD BE ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY,

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CATEGORY: SCIENCE F'OCESSES a PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS,1 "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY,"-AND TITLE: TASKANIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): IIAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDEA BALANCING AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OTHER UNITS ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. ,EACH UNIT IS COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CARDS" ARRANGED IN Al ORDERED, RON MARSON LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENRICHMENT INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE AND 74E POOL SHL1 : RON MARSON MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATIONS, THE INVESTIGATIONS COPYRIGHT : 1979 COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

PRICE: TASK CARD SET, $.80) TEACHER'SMANUAL, $24,e10 INCLUDED IN THE "BALANCING" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATIONS ON THE PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF A BALANCE SRN :a.MBER: NONE GIVEN BEAM. A VARIETY OF BALANCES ILLUSTRATE THE PRINCIPLES PRESENTED. SPECIAL. INSTPDCTIONS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED.AeCMTHE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA,CALIFORNIA 92083.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULDBE REQUESTED WHEN AN' ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED., THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE MATERIALS,

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL"SHOULD -13E ORDERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT, EACH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

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THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE MATERIALSCONSIST OF 10P1( LAB SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE DESCRIPTION: PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS ANDMATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. 'THE PHYSICAL SCItNCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, ,Arf,..ity SCIENCE PROCESSES "PENDULUMS,: "FLOATING AND SINKING,""ANAI:YSIS," "OXIDATION,","LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND mu. TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL 'SCIENCE (TOPS): "MAGNETISM."THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, LENGTH," "GRAPHING." "BALANUNG." MEASURING LENGTH AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OTHER UNITS. ARE PLANNED COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN TO FOR PUBLICATION, EACH UNIT IS THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASKCARDS" ARRANGED IN AN ORDERED, ENRICHMENT INVESTIGATIONS ARE A. TH0A. RON MARSON LOGICAL PROGRESSION, INCLUDED IN EAC-H UNIT.- THE PROCESSESOF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLYEMFHASIZED AND ARE Yl 1 14 RON MARSON DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATIONS, THE INVESTIGATLCNS COULD STIMULATE OTHER PROJECTIDEAS, ,o 1979 '

"MEASURING LENGTH" $2,40 THE INVESTIGATIONS AND EXERCISES IN THE ,N1,F TASK COD SET, $.80; TEACHER'S MANUAL, UNIT ARE DESIGNED TO DEVELOP ASTUDENT'S SKILL IN MEASURING NON-TRADITIONAL UNITS. ACCLRACY S6'..,,i,ER NONE GIVEN 4 LENGTH USING METRIC AND IN MAKING AND WRITING MEASUREMENTSIS EMPHASIZED.

SPE:..1AL AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: rsrCIL`NS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED, FROM THE RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA,CALIFORNIA 92083,

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUALfl SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHENAN ORDER FOR THEMATERIALSIS PLACED. THE "OPEATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THEMATERIALS.-

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111. "PENDULUMS," "FLOATINGAND SINKING " "ANALYSIS," "OXIDATION," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTR ITYA" AND TITLE: JASK ORIENTED PHYSICALSCIENCE (TOPS): IIMAGNETISM."THE MATH/SCIENCE SPLLS UN S INCLUDE, METRI.0 MEASURE AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE," OTHER UNIES ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION, EACH UNIT IS COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN TO IRTY-TWO 14 x 6 INCH "TASK CARDS" ARRANGEDIN AN ORDERED, AMOR: RON MARSON LOGICAL OGRESSION, ENRICHMENT INVESTIGATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT. THLEBOGESSESOF SCIENCE AND THE eusth. RON MARSON MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZEDAND ARE DEVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATIONS, THE INVESTIGATIONS COPYR P.HT : 19,79- COULD STIMULATE'OTHER PROJECT IDEAS.

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TOPIC: ENERGY DESCRIPTION:THE TASK ORIENTEDAPHYSICAL SCIENCE'MATERIALS CONSIST CF PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS.

CATE,OR'Y. 'SCIENCE PROCESSES THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG OTHERS, "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OxIDATION,"."LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," AND THU' TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, PENDULUMS AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCING," "WEIGHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE."OTHER UNITS ARE PLANED FOR PUBLICATION, EACH UNIT IS COMPOSED OF SIXTEEN TO THIRTY-THO.41x 6 INCH "TASK CARDS" ARRANGED IN ip c7,1-:EPED, AL NOR: RON MARSON LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENRICHMENT INVESTIGATIONS6fARE INCLUDED IN EA IT, THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE AND THE

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PRICL: TASK CARD SET, $.80; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $2.40 INCLUDED IN THE "PENDULUMS" UNIT ARE ThE RELATIONSHIPS OF LENGTH, AMPLITUDE, FREQUENCY., AND FOB WEIGHT FOR A SCIENCE PROCESSES AND RELATED MATHEMATICAL S5'; .NONE GIVEN PE.NDULUM. SKILLS CAN BE DOELOPED BY COMPLETING THE UNIT.

SPEC IAL P.STRUTICSS: ALL MATERIALS MUST BE ORDERED FROM THE AUTHOR/PUBLISHER: RON MARSON, 865 SHELSTEVE TERRACE, VISTA, CALIFORNIA 92083.

A FREE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SHOULD BE REQUESTED WHEN AN ORDER FOR THE MATERIALS IS PLACED.THE "OPERATIONS MANUAL" SUGGESTS GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR USING THE TERIALS.

A SEPARATE "TEACHER'S MANUAL" SHOULD BE OpliERED FOR EACH SUBJECT MATTER UNIT. EAtH UNIT CAN BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

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-.. TOPIC: ,LAS SKILLS NATURE OF SCIENCE DESCRIPTION: THE TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE r"----- MATERIALS CONSIST OF CATEGORY: `§CIENCE PROCESSES PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS AND MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS. / THE'PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNITS INCLUDE, AMONG'OTHERS, f , , "PENDULUMS," "FLOATING AND SINKING," "ANALYSIS," "OxIGATIGN," "LIGHT," "SOUND," "ELECTRICITY," TITLE: *TASK ORIENTED PHYSICAL SCIENCE (TOPS): AND . "MAGNETISM." THE MATH/SCIENCE SKILLS UNITS INCLUDE, WEIGHING o AMONG OTHERS, "MEASURING LENGTH," "GRAPHING," "BALANCIN," "WEIdHING," AND "METRIC MEASURE.:' DTHERUNIT9, ARE PLANNED FOR PUBLICATION. EACH UNIT IS *POSED ONSIXTEEN TO Aumm:RON MARSON THIRTY-TWO 4 x 6 INCH "TASK CARDS°. ARRANGED'IN AN ORDEPED, LOGICAL PROGRESSION. ENRICHMENT INVESTIGATIONS ARE PUELP4MR: RON MARSON INCLUDED IN EACH UNIT.THE PROCESSES OF SCIENCE AND THE MATHEMATICAL SKILLS ARE EXPLICITLY EMPHASIZED AND ARE niVELOPED BY THE INVESTIGATIONS. COPYRIGHT: 1979 THE INVESTIGATIONS COULD STIMULATE OTHER-PROJECT IDEAS.

'4 PRICE: TASK CARD SET, $.95; TEACHER'S MANUAL, $2.-.. ik f . 1 4 INCLUDED IN THE "WEIGHING" UNIT ARE INVESTIGATIONSON THE

sa%NINBER: NONE GIVEN PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE BALANCE SCALE AND WEIGHT MEASUREMENT STANDARDS.

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CATEGORY: SCIENCE PROCESSES CATEGORY: SCIENCE PROCESSES

TITLE: YOUR SCIENCE PROJECT, BULLETIN 9847 TITLE: UNDERSTANDING PHOTOGRAPHY 7

AU EHOR: NONE GIVEN AUTHOR: GEORGE SULLIVAN

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