Special education teachers were introduced to Elementary Science Study (ESS) units and used these materials in their classes. (BB)

Describes the Coriolis machine, and explains its use to study the inertial motion of a particle moving with constant velocity, from a rotating frame of reference. (GA)

Describes how infants of six to seven years old can learn floating and sinking. The work described in this article was inspired by the Elementary Science Study (ESS). (HM)

Presents environmental education field exercises which illustrate the influence of urbanization on land surface. A practical example with the appropriate data analysis is included. (SL)

Describes a session at the 1978 National Congress on Aerospace Education in which participants constructed devices and instructional materials. (CP)

This articles attempts to stimulate otherwise reluctant school teachers to involve aerospace education in their content repertoire. Suggestions are made to aid the teacher in getting started with aerospace education. (MDR)

Discusses the possibilities of space providing occupations as a new frontier in the 1990's. (SL)

Describes activities which utilized a child's curiosity about his body to stimulate scientific interest. (SL)

Describes simple-to-construct instructional aids to be used in providing an intuitive approach to acceleration. Introductory mechanics involving velocity, distance and acceleration are discussed. (CP)

Reviews the Outdoor Biology Instructional Strategies (OBIS) Food Chain Game. (SL)

This article describes a technique for fingerpainting that is similar to one used by law enforcement agencies. A list of easily obtained materials is included, along with related photographs. (MA)

Describes a junior high school level exercise using plant pigments as acid-base indicators. (SL)

Selection and care of octupuses as aquaria pets are discussed. Photographs of several species are included. (CP)

Suggests many possible educational activities for energy education under the following sub-headings: math and science, field trips, energy conservation in the home, language arts, and social studies. (MDR)

Presents an intermediate level social studies unit dealing with air education, social aspects of aviation, and the importance of aviation to industry and transportation. Includes objectives, twelve activities, and evaluative procedures. (SL)