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Simple Machines Book by Barbara J. Fagenbaum |
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Questioning, Exploration, and Discovery Inquiry Investigations series Questioning, Exploration, and Discovery Teachers can create a classroom atmosphere of inquiry in which students learn scientific concepts and processes through exploration! When teachers introduce questions, students discover answers and share their findings. Each book includes: 15 investigations, guiding questions, an individual assessment tool, literature connections, and a reproducible discovery journal. Simple Machines (3?4) Simple machines energize learning! The study of inclined planes, wedges, levers, screws, wheels/axles, and pulleys leads to examination of effort, fulcrum, load, and how simple machines help us work. Students also explore complex machines, create a ?contraption,? as well as analyze and reflect upon their investigations. 48 pages |
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