Describes the parts of a flower, flower families, and suggests activities to illustrate seed dispersal, pollination, and plant growth.

Investigates the plant and animal life found in ponds and streams and suggests related experiments and activities.

Presents projects and experiments exploring such forms of communication as ink, television, semaphore, and multi-track recording.

Presents projects and experiments exploring scientific principles in different habitats and environments, including a butterfly farm, bird feeder, forest, and pond.

Our world is made of three kinds of rocks, sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic. How are these rocks and minerals created, mined and used to affect our daily lives.

Learn about the life cycles of frogs, toads, newts and salamanders. Students will find out about the world of amphibians as they examine their physical characteristics, environments, and life cycles, as well as compare the differences between amphibians and reptiles.

Learn why animal classification is so important.

Learn how animals adapt and survive.

Learn about the differences and similarities of mamals.

The unique characteristics and habits of reptiles.