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Peer reviewedMcDuffie, Thomas E., Jr. – Science Activities, 1995
Describes historic aspects of color or coloring. Presents activities involving spectral colors identified by Sir Isaac Newton and others involving dyes and dyeing. (MKR)
Descriptors: Chemical Reactions, Chemistry, Color, Lesson Plans
Peer reviewedTiburzi, Brian; Tamborino, Laurie; Parker, Gordon A. – Science Activities, 2000
Describes an exercise in which students can use flashlights, mirrors, and colored paper to discover scientific principles regarding optics. Addresses the concepts of angles of incidence and reflection, colored vs. white light, and mirror images. (WRM)
Descriptors: Color, Elementary Education, Geometry, Light
Peer reviewedDybdahl, Claudia S.; Shaw, Donna Gail – Science Activities, 1993
Explains how literature constructs can support science curriculum in an integrated unit model. Literature is integrated to complement science, but the literature activities are feasible in their own right. The result is an organized and purposeful exploration of concepts from two points of view that may be used as separate lessons or incorporated…
Descriptors: Biology, Color, Earth Science, Elementary Secondary Education
