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Environmental Health Science: Web Resources
How Much Usable Water Is There
Water Primer
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Breaking the Mold - Stachybotris mold, IAQ, asthma
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Chemicals, the Environment, and You grades 7-8
Environmental Health Perspectives Science Education Library 90+ standards-based science & interdisciplinary lessons for grades 9-12
Toxipedia - tox topics for the classroom
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Essential Understandings: Montana's Indians
Native American Perspective
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Bloom's Taxonomy: Promoting Higher Order Thinking
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Streamside Monitoring Curriculum Development
The Wonderful World of Harry Wong
Harry K. Wong is a native of San Francisco and taught middle school and high school science. One of the most sought after speakers in education today, he's been called "Mr. Practicality" for his common sense, user-friendly, no-cost approach to managing a classroom for high-level student success.
* Tips for Teachers from The First Days of School
Science Trivia Activity Sheets
* Can be used as a "sponge activity" = a fun way for students to soak up extra knowledge and earn bonus points
* Useful when students first enter the classroom or during roll call, handing back assignments, meeting with individuals, or when students finish assignments at different times
Science Trivia 1
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"Environmental Health Science Education for Rural Youth"
Grant #1R25 RR020432, is funded by a Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) grant from the National Center for Research Resources, a component of the National Institutes of Health.