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Possick, Jennifer – Science and Children, 2007
In this article, the authors' kindergarteners and a fellow first-grade class turned their hallway into a forest! Not just any mural, this culmination of a month-long project was based on observing, questioning, taking field trips, conducting library research (including the internet) and asking experts. The students developed skills in forming…
Descriptors: Inquiry, Animals, Integrated Activities, Science Projects
Scali, Nancy – Writing Notebook: Visions for Learning, 1992
Describes a kindergarten science project that incorporates writing, mathematics, science, art, and technology as students investigate the question: what is the largest living thing to hatch out of an egg? (SR)
Descriptors: Content Area Writing, Integrated Activities, Kindergarten, Primary Education
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Sullivan, Kevin – School Arts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, 2004
Sciences fair season is a time when seasoned non-science teachers typically give up all hope of cramming any more knowledge into the heads of their students. It's just too much. However, non-science types might be missing out on a pretty good deal. The science department has got these kids in a pretty tight grip as far as the process and the…
Descriptors: Art Teachers, Science Fairs, Science Projects, Art Education
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Matray, Paul; Knorr, Suzanne – American Biology Teacher, 1980
Describes a high school project which integrates art and science by providing biology students with opportunities to exhibit student art work on biological subjects. (CS)
Descriptors: Art, Art Education, Biology, Integrated Activities
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Rye, James A.; Bardwell, Genevieve; Hu, Jun – Science Educator, 1999
Describes an academic-enrichment program that targets underrepresented secondary students and strives to increase their competence in science and technology, potential for leadership, allegiance to local communities, and interest in post-secondary careers in the health sciences. Contains 22 references. (WRM)
Descriptors: Enrichment Activities, Extracurricular Activities, Females, Health Occupations