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Hi, I am Janice VanCleave, the author of the books offered as prizes for each of the following contests. During the month of March, 2010, a different contest will be offered each week. Each contest has different guidelines as well as different prizes. Following is information about the Contest for this week, March 7-13, 2010. Winners will be randomly selected and contacted directly via email. Enter as many times as you wish until you win. There will be no duplicate winners.
Hi, I am Janice VanCleave, the author of the books offered as prizes for each of the following contests. During the month of March, 2010, a different contest will be offered each week. Each contest has different guidelines as well as different prizes. Winners will be randomly selected and contacted directly via email. Enter as many times as you wish until you win. There will be no duplicate winners.
urinary track With Pop Up Text Please send information to me at: Also, make the instructions super simple. Thanks. Question: I want to do a science fair project about slime? How do I get started? Answer: Believe it or not, the boy with slime on his nose could be doing research for his science fair project. Well! Maybe putting it on his nose and crossing his eyes for the photo will not be recorded, but how the slime looks, feels, etc… will be recorded. Science Fair Projects can and should be fun. If you need a little help getting started, check out the following link. You will find project ideas for slime, crystals, separating DNA and other topics. If you need more help or have a specific question, you’ll get a faster response if you email me at:
We are excited to be able to offer a new feature on our website. Ask Janice. Janice Van Cleave, author of many childrens’ science books, has agreed to host this column for us. Email your questions to askjanice@gwche.org. Janice will answer them on the website. You can also visit Janice’s websites: http://scienceprojectideasforkids.com/
Do you sometime wish that you had a robot to take care of all math instructions? How many times have have you heard this question, “Why do I have to learn this stuff?” or “When will I ever have to use this algegra stuff?” Many student think they will never need algebra and they may be right. But, since it is needed to pass college entrance exams they must learn how to work algebra problems. So their job is just to do it and your job is to help as best you can. In fact, even though I personally love algebera, I tell kids that some bored Math Geek made it all up. So, we can just pretend to go along with it all–smiling sweetly and nodding our heads as if we agree with it all. After all, our goal is to make a good grade and the best way to do that is to make teachers–you–happy. YEA!!! Let me give you an idea of how I present algebra material, such as the imaginary number of i. IMAGINARY NUMBER Let me know if you have specific math questions. |
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