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Is a seed alive? Is a seed magic? Where does a seed come from?
Understanding the complex lives and lifecycles of plants is a lifetime’s worth of work that can begin in early childhood as children feel the texture of seeds dotting a strawberry, watch a maple seed twirling down, or open a sugar … Continue reading
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Tagged activity ideas, early childhood, garden, Keeley, kindergarten, McCutcheon, Peep, plants, probes, seed
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Vernier Go! Link: Hand Dynamometer
Vernier’s Go! Link is a single-channel USB interface used to connect many Vernier sensors directly to a Windows or Macintosh computer. This device can be connected into a USB port and can be used to connect of a variety of sensors. For … Continue reading
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Tagged probes, technology, technology-based inquiry, Vernier
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einstein™Tablet
Designed to provide an interactive laboratory experience to science students across a wide range of ability levels, the einstein Tablet+ is a mobile device produced by Fourier Education designed to provide an interactive laboratory experience to science students across a … Continue reading