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20) Power of 10 video

We used a video version of this with the Governor's Institute for Physical Science Educators (GIPSE) and this new version is an interesting revision that you might prefer or use it after viewing one of the other 'power of 10' videos that are available on the web.

Look at this one... scroll down about 1/2 a page to see the percent loading and view... after 100%, click PLAY and the use slider with the mouse. []

21) Science Notebooking K-8

There are number of web sites for ideas on science notebooking. See: [|http://www.sciencenotebooks.org/]

Delta Scientifics has material as well. Their duplication masters which go with their kit based program show excellent directed inquiry and probing questions. See: [|http://lhsfoss.or g/fosswe b/teachers/parents/dupmasters.php] Delta also offers a short book on notebooking with many student samples for grades k-6. See: []

Michael Klentschy has a very well done text available through NSTA press. See: []

22) Science and Toys Here's the link to Slater Harrison's site. I saw him on an episode of "Ask this Old House” on TV making his rocket launcher. He grew up and graduated from Williamsport, just a few years ahead of me. I'll have to find some of the video I shot with my version. from: Bill Lantz, Faust Junior High, Chambersburg [|http://www.sciencetoymaker.org /]

23) Learning Science K-12-
Over 500 great interactive activities, many for elementary students can be found at this website. [|Learning science]

24) Time lapse video of Shuttle Launch
This is a great inside view of the events leading up to the launch. Interesting. Be sure you have your sound on - there's no sound until the shuttle launches, but when it does...WOW! In case you haven't seen the time-lapse of a shuttle launch. This is the best I have ever seen. Just like being there. - Kip Bollinger http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=KZrFC988Thc