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11. The amateur biologist
      Grades: 7 - 12  ENC#: 025467
    This book describes projects and techniques, suitable for the home or classroom amateurs, for investigating biological phenomena. Amateur Biologist columns from the past 50 years of the Scientific American magazine are reprinted with comments from the editor and updates such as safety tips and supplier contact information.
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12. Seeds of knowledge
      Grades: 3 - 6  ENC#: 027265
    This kit provides the resources for a six-week indoor science unit on botany. Students grow their own plants from seeds, learn the anatomy of plants and how photosynthesis produces glucose, and see plants roles in ecosystems.
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13. Beyond the bean seed : gardening activities for grades K-6
      Grades: K - 6  ENC#: 013859
    This activity book, written for grades K to 6, contains gardening projects designed to integrate science and ecology with children's literature, history, and geography. The book is divided into five sections.
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14. Biology
      Grades: 5 - 9  ENC#: 026874
    This workbook helps students in grades 5-9 explore fundamental biology concepts through short readings and activities. It is part of the WALCH SCIENCE LITERACY series, which strives to promote scientific literacy and to build critical thinking skills in students with lessons based on the National Science Education Standards (NSES) and Project 2061 Benchmarks.
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15. Cranial creations in life science : interdisciplinary and cooperative activities
      Grades: 7 - 12  ENC#: 006348
    This book, designed for grades 6 through 12, provides students with hands-on learning in life science. Topics covered include general biology, scientific methods, cell biology, genetics, microbiology, zoology (vertebrates and invertebrates), evolution and adaptation, human biology (muscular, digestive, circulatory, excretory, respiratory, nervous, reproductive, and immune systems), botany and photosynthesis, and ecology (pollution, population growth, and endangered species).
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16. The scientist within you. Volume 2, Instructor's guide.
      Grades: 3 - 8  ENC#: 003617
    This instructor's guide, developed for grades 3 to 8 as part of the SCIENTIST WITHIN YOU series, provides units that highlight the work of 23 women scientists and engineers. Included are paleontologists, geologists, astronomers, mathematicians, chemists, physicians, an entomologist, and atomic physicists from European, African American, Native American, Mexican American, and Asian cultures.
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17. Janice VanCleave's A+ projects in biology : winning experiments for science fairs and extra credit
      Grades: 6 - 12  ENC#: 019594
    This book, for students in grade 6 through 12 and part of the JANICE VANCLEAVES A+ PROJECTS series, provides information on producing successful biology projects and offers 30 sample projects. The projects in the book cover topics from botany, zoology, and the human body.
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18. Bio sci II elementary edition : videodisc image database for biological science
      Grades: 3 - 6  ENC#: 000496
    This resource package includes a laserdisc containing an image database, a teacher's guide containing 60 lesson plans, student black line masters, an image directory, and barcode posters that elementary teachers can use to teach science at grade levels 3 to 6. Using a barcode reader, the student or teacher scans a barcode that tells the laserdisc player which image to display on a connected video screen.
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19. HIP biology 1 : discover biology through hands-on image processing
      Grades: 9 - 12  ENC#: 008361
    This curriculum unit, the first of two in a series developed for grades 9 to 14, uses real data and hands-on image processing (HIP) techniques to help students understand fundamental biological concepts and process skills. Using image processing software developed for scientists, students explore a variety of biological images such as X-rays and magnetic resonance images (MRIs), photomicrographs and scanning electron micrographs, and DNA electrophoretic gels.
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20. SciencePlus. Level red : technology and society
      Grades: 7 - 9  ENC#: 020485
    These books and accompanying CD-ROM, developed for the second year of a integrated middle school science program, represent the 2002 edition of SCIENCEPLUS curriculum program. The program uses a variety of hands-on activities as well as textbook simulations, historical inquiries, puzzles, and data interpretation that ask students to respond to experiments the way professional scientists would: they observe, develop hypotheses, test their conclusions, and discuss their results.
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