Science and Children 2000 - 2001: Vol 38 Index

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CIENCE
(CHILDREN
Annual Index
september 2000-May 2001
Volume 38
AUTHOR INDEX
Akerson, Valarie L. Teaching Science sults from a National Study. Sept
When Your Principal Says “Teach 00:42-47
Language Arts.” (Teaching Teach- Barry, Anne, Maria Varelas, Christine
ers) Apr 01:42-47 Pappas, and Amy O'Neill. Examin-
Amendola, Anthony. How Old Are ing Language to Capture Scientific
You? (Science Smiles) Feb 01:44 Understandings. Apr 01:26—29
Amos, Jane. Simply Stated. (Science Baxter, Louise M., and Martha J.
Smiles) Apr 01:8 Kurtz. When a Hypothesis Is Not
Aram, Roberta J., Sherry Whitson, and m Educated Guess. Apr 01:18-20
Rosemarie Dieckhoff. Habitat Bird, Mary Dickinson. Talk Less, Say
Sweet Habitat. Jan 01:23-27 More. (Teaching Teachers) Jan
Barman, Charles R. The Value of 01:47-50
Teachers Doing Classroom Re- Bodzin, Alec, and Mike Gehringer.
search. (Guest Editorial) Sept Breaking Science Stereotypes. Jan
00:18-19 01:3641
Barman, Charles R., Natalie S. Bar- Bookout, Kacy, and Julie Hansen. A
man, Mary Lou Cox, Kay Berglund Simple Misunderstanding. (Sci-
Newhouse, and M. Jenice Goldston. ence Smiles) Oct 00:12
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- Booth, Bibi, Richard Brook, Elizabeth
sults from a National Study. Sept Rieben, and Elizabeth Wooster. A
00:42-47 Place in the Sun. Feb 01:27--34
Barman, Natalie S., Charles R. Bar- Booth, Bibi, Richard Brook, Mary
man, Mary Lou Cox, Kay Berglund Tisdale, and Elizabeth Wooster.
Newhouse, and M. Jenice Goldston. The Wild Bunch. May 01:31-38
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- Britsch, Susan J., and Daniel P.
62 SCIENCE AND CHILDREN MAY 2001
CIENCE
(CHILDREN
Annual Index
september 2000-May 2001
Volume 38
AUTHOR INDEX
Akerson, Valarie L. Teaching Science sults from a National Study. Sept
When Your Principal Says “Teach 00:42-47
Language Arts.” (Teaching Teach- Barry, Anne, Maria Varelas, Christine
ers) Apr 01:42-47 Pappas, and Amy O'Neill. Examin-
Amendola, Anthony. How Old Are ing Language to Capture Scientific
You? (Science Smiles) Feb 01:44 Understandings. Apr 01:26—29
Amos, Jane. Simply Stated. (Science Baxter, Louise M., and Martha J.
Smiles) Apr 01:8 Kurtz. When a Hypothesis Is Not
Aram, Roberta J., Sherry Whitson, and m Educated Guess. Apr 01:18-20
Rosemarie Dieckhoff. Habitat Bird, Mary Dickinson. Talk Less, Say
Sweet Habitat. Jan 01:23-27 More. (Teaching Teachers) Jan
Barman, Charles R. The Value of 01:47-50
Teachers Doing Classroom Re- Bodzin, Alec, and Mike Gehringer.
search. (Guest Editorial) Sept Breaking Science Stereotypes. Jan
00:18-19 01:3641
Barman, Charles R., Natalie S. Bar- Bookout, Kacy, and Julie Hansen. A
man, Mary Lou Cox, Kay Berglund Simple Misunderstanding. (Sci-
Newhouse, and M. Jenice Goldston. ence Smiles) Oct 00:12
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- Booth, Bibi, Richard Brook, Elizabeth
sults from a National Study. Sept Rieben, and Elizabeth Wooster. A
00:42-47 Place in the Sun. Feb 01:27--34
Barman, Natalie S., Charles R. Bar- Booth, Bibi, Richard Brook, Mary
man, Mary Lou Cox, Kay Berglund Tisdale, and Elizabeth Wooster.
Newhouse, and M. Jenice Goldston. The Wild Bunch. May 01:31-38
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- Britsch, Susan J., and Daniel P.
62 SCIENCE AND CHILDREN MAY 2001
Shepardson. Analyzing Children’s 60 Simple Misunderstanding. (Sci-
Science Journals. Nov/Dec 00:29- Diamond, David S. Simple Logic. (Sci- ence Smiles) Oct 00:12
mG ence Smiles) Oct 00:12 Hart, Reeda Stamper 1 Lynn
Brook, Richard, Bibi Booth, Elizabeth Dieckhoff, Rosemarie, Sherry Astarita Gatto. Box Up Your Habi-
Rieben, and Elizabeth Wooster. A Whitson, and Roberta J. Aram. tat. Nov/Dec 00:18—23
Place in the Sun. Feb 01:27-34 Habitat Sweet Habitat. Jan 01:23- Hayward, Carole. Bats S
Richard Brook, Bibi Booth, Mary 27 ence Smiles) Feb 01:44
Tisdale, and Elizabeth Wooster. Diffily, Deborah. Project Reptile. Apr Hemenway, Mary Kay. O
The Wild Bunch. May 01:31-38 01:30-35 Sun. Sept 00:48-51
Buck, Gayle A. Teaching Science to Dressner, Karen. Advertising Gone Iona, Mario. A Gas Cannot Ci
English-as-Second-Language Wrong. (Science Smiles) Apr 01:8 (Letters) Feb 01:6
Learners. Nov/Dec 00:38-41 Dudley, Ann P., Diana C. Rice, and Karpyk, Nancy. Eat Your
Burke, Mary C. Animals in Disguise. Christy S. Williams. How Do You (Science Smiles) Jan 01:8
Feb 01:35-37 Choose Science Trade Books? Kieke, Amy. Effective
Butcher, Jan, Shannan McNair, and March 01:18-22 (Letters) Feb 01:6
Mary Stein. Drawing on Student Dunn, Rita, and Robert Searson. The King, Melissa DiGenna
Understanding. Jan 01:18-23 Learning-Style Teaching Model. Veggies. Sept 00:20-2
Camden, Linda, Betty Sissom, and Feb 01:22-26 Kujawinski, Danie! B 7 Cy nan
Lite ) :
Dan Lester. The Sun Tower. Nov/ Ellis, Brian “Fox.” The Cottonwood. tation. (Letters) Nov/De
Dec 00:14-17 Jan 01:42-46 Kurtz, Martha J. |
Cavallo, Ann M.L. Convection Con- Fay, Janice. /nvestigation—Insects. Baxter. When a Hypotl
nections. May 01:20-25 Sept 00:26-30 an Educated Guess. A
Checkovich, Beth H., and Donna Ster- Fioranelli, Debra. Recycling into Art. Lee, Michele, Maria |
ling. Oh Say Can You See. Jan Oct 00:30-33 Kathy Williams
01:32-35 Flood, Terry. Blowing the Punchline. Schoolwide Science
Cook, Cheryl, Donna Gail Shaw, and (Science Smiles) Apr 01:8 00:31-35
Teralyn Ribelin. Science Fairs for Freedman, Michael P. Using Effective Lener, Elizabeth. Our Gr
All. Oct 00:14-19 Demonstrations for Motivation. May 01:26-30
Cox, Mary Lou, Charles R. Barman, (Teaching Teachers) Sept 00:52- Lester, Dan, Betty Sisso
Natalie S. Barman, Kay Bergiund 55 Camden. The Sun Tower
Newhouse, and M. Jenice Goldston. Gassert, Patti, and Gwen Wenger. See 00:14-17
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- Jane Swing... from a String? Lostoski, Maria, Mich
sults from a National Study. Sept (Teaching Teachers) March 01:46— Kathy Williams. D
00:42-47 49 Schoolwide Science
Cox-Peterson, Anne M., and Joanne Gatto, Lynn Astarita, and Reeda 00:31-35
K. Olson. An Authentic Science Stamper Hart. Box Up Your Habi- MacKinnon, Gregory |
Conference. March 01:40-45 tat. Nov/Dec 00:18-23 Yetman. The Acadia
Dana, Thomas M., Carla Zembal-Saul, Gehringer, Mike, and Alec Bodzin. 01: 21-25
and Kathleen Sillman. Steps into Breaking Science Stereotypes. Jan Marcus, Annette. Storytelling in Sci-
Learning. (Teaching Teachers) 01:36-41 ence. (Letters) Feb 01:
Nov/Dec 00:42-45 Gibb, Lori. Second-Grade Soil Scien- Martin, Sandra W. A Different Kind of
Daniels, Deborah. Seems Logical. tists. Nov/Dec 00:24-28 Pewter. (Science Smiles) Oct 00:12
(Science Smiles) Jan 01:8 Goldenfarb, Ali. A Tricky Tapeworm. McDuffie, Thomas E., Jr. Scientists—
Danner, Patti. Simple Solutions. (Sci- (Science Smiles) Sept 00:56 Geeks & Nerds? May 01:16-19
ence Smiles) Sept 00:56 Goldston, M. Jenice, Charles R. Bar- McNair, Shannan, Mary Stein, and Jan
Daugherty, Belinda. The Ants Have It. man, Natalie S. Barman, Mary Lou Butcher. Drawing on Student Un-
Feb 01:16-18 Cox, and Kay Berglund Newhouse. derstanding. Jan 01:18-23
Degand, Lillian. Who Wants to... ? Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re- McShane, Joan Braunagel Inventor s
(Science Smiles) Sept 00:56 sults from a National Study. Sept Showcase. Oct 00:34—37
DeLuca, Mary Beth.A Salty Ship. (Sci- 00:42-47 Melancon, Melanie. Nature lransects.
ence Smiles) Feb 01:44 Hannon, Jean. The Bird. Feb 01:19- Nov/Dec 00:34-37
Demers, Chris. Beyond Paper-and- 21 Misiti, Frank L. Standardizing the
Pencil Assessments. Oct 00:24-29, Hansen, Julie, and Kacy Bookout. A Language of Inquiry. (Teaching
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Teachers) Feb 01:38—40 ence Journals. Nov/Dec 00:29-33 Maria Lostoski. Diving into a
Mohler, Robert R.J. More Space Shook, Rhonda. /t’s Still Good Advice. Schoolwide Science Theme. Sept
Shuttle Experiments Take Flight. (Science Smiles) Oct 00:12 00:31-35
Oct 00:38-43 Sillman, Kathleen, Carla Zembal- Woodrow, Robert L.A Matter of Color.
Monroe, Eula Ewing, and Marvin N. Saul, and Thomas M. Dana. Steps (Science Smiles) Jan 01:8
Nelson. Say “Yes” to Metric Mea- into Learning. (Teaching Teachers) Wooster, Elizabeth, Bibi Booth, Rich-
sure. Oct 00:20-23 Nov/Dec 00:42—-45 ard Brook, and Mary Tisdale. The
Nelson, Marvin N., and Eula Ewing Sissom, Betty, Dan Lester, and Linda Wild Bunch. May 01:31-38
Monroe. Say “Yes” to Metric Mea- Camden. The Sun Tower. Nov/Dec Wooster, Elizabeth, Elizabeth Rieben,
sure. Oct 00:20-23 00:14-17 Richard Brook, and Bibi Booth. A
Newhouse, Kay Berglund, Charles R. Small, Jeanie. A Moving Suggestion. Place in the Sun. Feb 01:27-34
Barman, Natalie S. Barman, Mary (Science Smiles) Apr 01:8 Yetman, Krista, and Gregory R.
Lou Cox, and M. Jenice Goldston. Smith, Deborah C. and Ann Wesley. MacKinnon. The Acadian Dikes.
Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re Teaching for Understanding. Sept Apr 01: 21-25
sults from a National Study. Sept 00:36-41 Zembal-Saul, Carla, Kathleen
00:42-47 Stein, Mary, Shannan McNair, and Jan Sillman, and Thomas M. Dana.
Olson, Joanne K., and Anne M. Cox- Butcher. Drawing on Student Un- Steps into Learning. (Teaching
Peterson. An Authentic Science derstanding. Jan 01:18-23 Teachers) Nov/Dec 00:42—-45
Conference. March 01:40-45 Sterling, Donna, and Beth H. Zimmerman, Leanne. Creative Color-
O’Neill, Amy, Maria Varelas, Christine Checkovich. Oh Say Can You See. ing. (Science Smiles) Sept 00:56
Pappas, and Anne Barry. Examin- Jan 01:32-35
ing Language to Capture Scientific Stevenson, Kelly. Science Is Going
Understandings. Apr 01:26-29 On. (Letters) Sept 00:6-8
Osteen, Margaret. All Out of Air. (Sci- Tinsdale, Judy. Those Helpful Spiders.
ence Smiles) Oct 00:12 (Science Smiles) Feb 01:44 SUBJECT INDEX
Pappas, Christine, Maria Varelas, Anne Tisdale, Mary, Bibi Booth, Richard Activities
Barry, and Amy O'Neill. Examin- Brook, and Elizabeth Wooster. The Animals in Disguise. Mary C. Burke.
ing Language to Capture Scientific Wild Bunch. May 01:31-38 Feb 01:35-37
Understandings. Apr 01:26-29 Varelas, Maria, Christine Pappas, Anne Box Up Your Habitat. Lynn Astarita
Patterson, Mary. High Priority. (Sci- Barry, and Amy O'Neill. Examin- Gatto and Reeda Stamper Hart.
ence Smiles) Jan 01:8 ing Language to Capture Scientific Nov/Dec 00:18—23
Philindas, Pearl. Under Pressure. (Sci- Understandings. Apr 01: 26-29 Convection Connections. Ann M.L.
ence Smiles) Feb 01:44 Turner, Delia Marshall. A Hi-Test An- Cavallo. May 01:20-25
Pierce, Wendy. Inquiry Made Easy. swer. (Science Smiles) Sept 00:56 Habitat Sweet Habitat. Roberta J.
May 01:39-41 Wafler, Elizabeth Sumner. /nspired Aram, Sherry Whitson, and
Ribelin, Teralyn, Cheryl Cook, and Inquiry. Jan 01:28-31 Rosemarie Dieckhoff. Jan 01:23—27
Donna Gail Shaw. Science Fairs for Wenger, Gwen, and Patti Gassert. See Inquiry Made Easy. Wendy Pierce. May
All. Oct 00:14—-19 Jane Swing... from a String? 01:39-41
Rice, Diana C., Ann P. Dudley, and (Teaching Teachers) March 01:46— Inspired Inquiry. Elizabeth Sumner
Christy S. Williams. How Do You 49 Wafler. Jan 01:28-31
Choose Science Trade Books? Wesley, Ann, and Deborah C. Smith. Nature Transects. Melanie Melancon.
March 01:18-22 Teaching for Understanding. Sept Nov/Dec 00:34-37
Rieben, Elizabeth, Bibi Booth, Rich- 00:3641 Our Growing Planet. Elizabeth Lener.
ard Brook, and Elizabeth Wooster. White, William “Bumper.” C Js for May 01:26-30
A Place in the Sun. Feb 01:27-34 Change. March 01:35-39 Our Star, the Sun. Mary Kay
Searson, Robert, and Rita Dunn. The Whitson, Sherry, Roberta J. Aram, and Hemenway. Sept 00:48-51
Learning-Style Teaching Model. Rosemarie Dieckhoff. Habitat Project Reptile. Deborah Diffily. Apr
Feb 01:22-26 Sweet Habitat. Jan 01:23-27 01: 30-35
Shaw, Donna Gail, Cheryl Cook, and Williams, Christy S., Ann P. Dudley, Recycling into Art. Debra Fioranelli.
Teralyn Ribelin. Science Fairs for and Diana C. Rice. How Do You Oct 00:30-33
All. Oct 00:14-19 Choose Science Trade Books? Rev Up Your Veggies. Melissa
Shepardson, Daniel P., and Susan J. March 0)1:18-22 DiGennaro King. Sept 00:20-25
Britsch. Analyzing Children’s Sci- Williams, Kathy, Michele Lee, and Second-Grade Soil Scientists. Lori
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Gibb. Nov/Dec 00:24-28 MacKinnon and Krista Yetman. Mary Stein, Shannan McNair, and
The Acadian Dikes. Gregory R. Apr 01: 21-25 Jan Butcher. Jan 01:18-23
MacKinnon and Krista Yetman. The Ants Have It. Belinda Daugherty. Examining Scientific Language
Apr 01: 21-25 Feb 01:16-18 Capture Scientific Underst
The Ants Have It. Belinda Daugherty. The Bird. Jean Hannon. Feb 01:19-21 Maria Varelas, Christ
Feb 61:16-18 The Wild Bunch. Bibi Booth, Richard Anne Barry, and Am
The Sun Tower. Dan Lester, Betty Brook, Mary Tisdale, and Elizabeth 01:26-29
Sissom, and Linda Camden. Nov/ Wooster. May 01:31-38 How Do You Choose S
Dec 00:14-17 Books? Diana C. Rice,
The Wild Bunch. Bibi Booth, Richard Earth and Space Science Dudley, and Christy §
Brook, Mary Tisdale, and Elizabeth More Space Shuttle Experiments Take March 01:18—22
Wooster. May 01:31-38 Flight. Robert R.J. Mohler. Oct Inquiry Made Easy. Wendy P
00:38-43 01:3941
Biology (Environmental Our Growing Planet. Elizabeth Lener. Inspired Inquiry. Elizabet
and Natural Sciences)
May 01:26-30 Wafler. Jan 01:28-31
A Place in the Sun. Bibi Booth, Rich- Our Star, the Sun. Mary Kay Nature Transects. Melanie Me
ard Brook, Elizabeth Rieben, and Hemenway. Sept 00:48-51 Nov/Dec 00:34-37
Elizabeth Wooster. Feb 01:27-34 The Acadian Dikes. Gregory Oh Say Can You See eth H.
An Authentic Science Conference. MacKinnon and Krista Yetman. Checkovich and Donna Sterling
Joanne K. Olson and Anne M. Cox- Apr 01: 21-25 Jan 01:32-35
Peterson. March 01:40-45 The Sun Tower. Dan Lester, Betty Students’ Ideas About Animals: Re-
Animals in Disguise. Mary C. Burke. Sissom, and Linda Camden. Nov/ sults from a Nation l Study.
Feb 01:35-37 Dec 00:14-17 Charles R. Barman, Nata e S. Bar-
Box Up Your Habitat. Lynn Astarita man, Mary Lou Cox, Kay Berglund
Gatto and Reeda Stamper Hart. Physics and Chemistry Newhouse, and M. Jeni ce Goldston.
Nov/Dec 00:18-23 A Key to Science Learning. Jo Ann Sept 00:42-47
The Cottonwood. Brian “Fox” Ellis. Yockey Apr 01:36-41 Say “Yes” to Metric Measure. E
Jan 01:42-46 Convection Connections. Ann M.L. Ewing Monroe and Marvin N.
Diving into a Schoolwide Science Cavallo. May 01:20-25 Nelson. Oct 00:20-23
Theme. Michele Lee, Maria Inquiry Made Easy. Wendy Pierce. May See Jane Swing... from a Stri1
Lostoski, and Kathy Williams. Sept 01:39-41 Patti Gassert and Gwen Wloncor
wenger.
00:31-35 Inspired Inquiry. Elizabeth Sumner (Teaching Teachers) Mar« h 01:46-
Drawing on Student Understanding. Wafler. Jan 01:28-31 49
Mary Stein, Shannan McNair, and Rev Up Your Veggies. Melissa Scientists—Geeks & Nerds?
Jan Butcher. Jan 01:18-23 DiGennaro King. Sept 00:20-25 E. McDuffie, Jr. May 01:16
Habitat Sweet Habitat. Roberta J. Steps into Learning. Kat
Aram, Sherry Whitson, and Science Methods, Sillman, Caria Zemba
Rosemarie Dieckhoff. Jan 01:23—27 Curriculum, and Philosophy Thomas M. Dana. (Teachin;
Investigation—Insects. Janice Fay. An Authentic Science Conference. ers) Nov/Dec 00:42-45
Sept 00:26-30 Joanne K. Olson and Anne M. Cox- Talk Less, Say More. Mary Dickinson
More Space Shuttle Experiments Take Peterson. March 01:40-45 Bird. (Teaching Teache rs) Jan
Flight. Robert R.J. Mohler. Oct Analyzing Children’s Science Jour- 01:47-50
00:38-43 nals. Daniel P. Shepardson and Su- Teaching Science to English-as-Sec-
Nature Transects. Melanie Melancon. san J. Britsch. Nov/Dec 00:29-33 ond-Language Learners Gayle A.
Nov/Dec 00:34-37 Beyond Paper-and-Pencil Assess- Buck. Nov/Dec 00:38—41
Project Reptile. Deborah Diffily. Apr ments. Chris Demers. Oct 00:24— Teaching Science When Your Princi-
01: 30-35 29, 60 pal Says “Teach Language Arts.”
Science Fairs for All. Donna Gail Breaking Science Stereotypes. Alec Valarie L. Akerson. (Teaching
Shaw, Cheryl Cook, and Teralyn Bodzin and Mike Gehringer. Jan Teachers) Apr 01:42-47
Ribelin. Oct 00:14-19 01:36-41 Teaching for Understanding. Deborah
Second-Grade Soil Scientists. Lori C Is for Change. William “Bumper” C. Smith and Ann Wesley. Sept
Gibb. Nov/Dec 00:24-28 White. March 01:35-39 00:36-41
The Acadian Dikes. Gregory Drawing on Student Understanding. The Bird. Jean Hannon. Feb 01:19-21
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The Learning-Style Teaching Model. NSTA RECOMMENDS !NDEX Fantastic Flying Fun with Science.
Robert Searson and Rita Dunn. Feb Books and Kits (Noojin Walker) Jan 01:53-54
01:22-26 (reviewer's name) Great Experiments with Light.
Using Effective Demonstrations for A Walk in the Deciduous Forest. (Noojin Walker) Nov/Dec 00:47
Motivation. (Teaching Teachers) (Debby Chessin) March 01:51 Hawaiian Plants and Animals Color-
Michael P. Freedman. Sept 00:52- Along the Luangwa. (Kathy Benoit) ing Book. (Lynda Hatch) Sept
55 Jan 01:54 00:58-62
When a Hypothesis Is Not an Edu- Ancient Computing: From Counting Head to Toe Science. (Teri Cosentino)
cated Guess. Louise M. Baxter and to Calendars. (Gerald Skoog) Apr Oct 00:45
Martha J. Kurtz. Apr 01:18-20 (1:49 In the Wild: Whales. (Louise Ritsema)
Animals Lives: The Frog. (Mike Bucci) Sept 00:58
NSTA News March 01:50-51 Inquiry and the National Science Edu-
Association Affairs. Sept 00:84-90; Oct Animal Lives: The Rabbit. (Donald cation Standards. (Sharon Fisher)
00:50; Nov/Dec 00:66; Feb 01:58- Logsdon, Jr.) Feb 01:46 Nov/Dec 00:50-51
59; May 01:61 Animals in Motion: How Animals Lions. (Debby Chessin) March 01:50
Inventor’s Showcase. Joan Braunagel Swim, Jump, Slither, and Glide. Realm of the Panther. (Bill Williams)
McShane. Oct 00:34-37 (Martha Svatek) Nov/Dec 00:46 March 01:54-55
It’s a New Year: So What's New from Are You a Ladybug? (Margaret Red-Eyed Tree Frogs. (Teri Cosentino)
NSTA? David Beacom. Jan 01:16— Halupka) Oct 00:44 Feb 01:46-47
17 Are You a Snail? (Margaret Halupka) Reader’s Digest Pathfinders: The Hu-
NSTA Area Conventions. Sept 00:80- Nov/Dec 00:49-50 man Body. (Jacqueline Pfeiffer)
83; Oct 00:64-67; Nov/Dec 00:63; Biomes of North America: A Walk in Nov/Dec 00:46-47
May 01:56-60 the Desert. (Debby Chessin) Apr Restless Planet Series. (Diana Wiig)
NSTA National Convention. Nov/Dec 01:52 Jan 01:52-53
00:57-61; Jan 01:62-66; Feb 01: Biomes of North America: A Walk in Safety Is Elementary: The New Stan-
52-53, 60 the Prairie. (Debby Chessin) Apr dard for Safety in the Elementary
01:52 Science Classroom. (Jacqueline
Resources Biomes of North America: A Walk in Pfeiffer). Apr 01:54
Advertisers Index. (monthly) the Rain Forest. (Debby Chessin) Science as Inquiry. (Sudha
Association Affairs. (most months) Apr 01:52 Swaminathan) Feb 01:48-49
Editor’s Note. (monthly) Bite-Sized Science. (Pat Munczinski) Science Discoveries on the Net: An
Evening Skies. (monthly) Sept 00:62-64 Integrated Approach (Dutchie
Finds & Sites. (monthly) Clinging Sea Horses. (Patricia Riggsby) May 01:43
Hoofbeats Through History: Voegler) Apr 01:50-51 Simple Machines. (Al Menard) March
America’s Wild Horses (foldout) Coyote at Pinon Place. (Bill Williams) 01:50
May 01:34 Jan 01:54-55 Slugs. (Margaret Halupka) May 01:46-47
In the News. (monthly) Creation Controversy and the Science Spiderology. (Terry Whisenant)
Libros de Ciencias. Isabel Schon. Mar Classroom. (Jacqueline Pfeiffer) March 01:51-52
01:23-26 Apr 01:51-52 Starting with Nature: Bird Book.
Our Star, the Sun. (foldout) Sept Creative Resources for the Early (Carolyn Anderson) Feb 01:49-50
00:46 Childhood Classroom. (Christine Starting with Nature: Tree Book.
Outstanding Science Trade Books for Royce) Apr 01:54 (Lynda Hatch) Sept 00:58
Children—2001. Mar 01:27-34 Dandelions: Stars in the Grass. (Teri Starting with Science Series: Living
Problem Solver. (monthly) Cosentino) Oct 00:44-45 Things. (Janie Stokes) Feb 01:47
SciLINKS. Sept 00:26; Oct 00:30; Nov/ Destination: Mars. (Terry Whisenant) Starting with Science Series: Plants.
Dec 00:40; Jan 01:20; Feb 01:36; Oct 00:50-52 (Janet Holden) Oct 00:45-46
Mar 01:44; Apr 01:30; May 01:26 Earthlings Inside and Out. (Diana Starting with Science Series: Solids,
Sky Calendar. Robert C. Victor and Schmitt) Sept 00:64 Liquids, and Gases. (Kenneth King)
Patti Toivonen. (monthly) Exploring Science in Early Childhood Nov/Dec 00:48-49
The Dry Life. (foldout) Feb 01:30 Education. (Patricia Voegler) Apr 01:53 Survival in the Sea. (Jacqueline
Writing for Science and Children. Exploring the Universe: Science Ac- Pfeiffer) Jan 01:55-56
Sept 00:70; Nov/Dec 00:64; Mar tivities for Kids. (Teri Cosentino) The Bald Eagle: Endangered No More.
01:7; Apr 01:7; May 01:48 Feb 01:47 (Rita Hoots) Feb 01:47-48
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The Cottontail Rabbits. (Bill Williams) We want to share your
Feb 01:51-52
The Great Kapok Tree. (Donna
smile 9
Rainboth) Jan 01:56
The Human Brain: Build Your Own
Model of the Amazing Human
Brain. (Teri Cosentino) Sept 00:58
The Oxford First Book of Space (Diana
Wiig) Apr 01:59-50
The Rainbow and You. (Sandra
Holmes) Nov/Dec 00:47-48
The Science of Sound and Music.
(Arthur Carin) May 01:44
Students say the most imaginative things. . especially
The Spirit of the Maasai Man. (Janet
in science class! Share those unexpected comments
Holden) May 01:43
The Weather Watcher’s Library: that make you smile in Science and Children’s humor
Clouds, Rain, and Snow (Kathie
column, Science Smiles. Your story could be published
Owens) Apr 01:48
in a future issue of Science and Children!
The Weather Watcher’s Library: Hur-
ricanes (Kathie Owens) Apr 01:48
The Weather Watcher’s Library: Tor- Write your story below and send it to Science Smiles,
nadoes. (Kathie Owens) Apr 01:48
Science and Children, 1840 Wilson Blvd., Arlington,
There’s a Zoo on You. (Donna Rain-
| VA 22201; fax [phone]; e-mail s&[email protected].
both) March 01:53-54
To the Depths of the Ocean. (Anne
Sywilok) May 01:47
Tracks, Scats, and Signs. (Janet
Holden) Feb 01:50-51
Wacky Water Fun with Science.
(Dutchie Riggsby) Oct 00:47-48
What's the Difference? 10 Animal
Look-Alikes. (Teri Cosentino) Feb
01:46
What's the Difference? Birds. (Mike
Bucci) Oct 00:48
Wild Birds of Prey: Eagles and
Ospreys. (Bill Williams) May 01:42
Wild Birds of Prey: Falcons. (Bill Will-
iams) May 01:42
Wild Birds of Prey: Hawks. (Bill Will-
iams) May 01:42
Wild Birds of Prey: Owls. (Bill Will-
iams) May 01:42
Wild Birds of Prey: Vultures. (Bill Wil-
liams) May 01:42
Software
Name
(reviewer's name)
School Name
Ocean Life: Hawaiian Islands. (David
Brock) Jan 01:52 Address
The Five Senses: Taste, Hearing,
City/State/Zip
Smell, Touch, Sight. (Mike Bucci).
Telephone
Nov/Dec 00:49
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