methodology

Details numerous science experiments which can be done at home, explains the various scientific phenomena involved, and suggests further experiments.

Uses questions about hypothetical situations to introduce the process of thinking according to scientific method.

Discusses some of the things paleontologists have learned about dinosaurs, and identifies a host of mysteries that still exist about the prehistoric creatures.

Now in fifth grade, Drake Doyle and Nell Fossey continue to combine their detective and scientific investigation skills to solve a variety of cases, involving a noisy laundry chute, a ruined flower show, and a ghost.

Describes how real-life ghost hunters try to get to the bottom of ghostly occurrences and hauntings using scientific tools and methods.

A collection of nineteen stories that attempt to piece together events in history when not all the information is available, and includes stories of the Edmund Fitzgerald, Martin's Hundred, the Great Wall, Herculaneum and Pompeii, and Custer's Last Stand.

Recounts the true stories of people from various times and places who, as children, used their inner scientific skills to explore the world around them.

Provides instructions for using the "Big6" research method and scenarios for applying the technique to research conducted on the Internet.

Introduces teachers to Concept-Rich Mathematics Instruction, explaining how the method can help students improve their math skills and understanding of mathematical concepts and offering tips on how to incorporate the method into classroom instruction.

Presents an introduction to newspapers, providing information on their history, parts, types, and more. Includes an explanation of how they are made and delivered.