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Volcanoes! Tornadoes! Earthquakes! Get Ready for Spring with These 7 Natural Science Lessons from Scholastic Classroom Magazines Key Takeaways: Spring is the perfect time of year to teach students about natural science and prepare for Earth Day.Studying extreme weather and natural disasters is an effective and engaging way to introduce students to the exciting world of natural science.Scholastic Classroom Magazines feature fascinating, authentic articles about natural science, as well inspiring stories about students making a difference in the field. Spring is the perfect time to teach students about natural science. With Earth Day right around the corner, we know you’re looking for engaging lessons to inspire the next generation of scientists, too! From extreme weather events to inspiring stories about young people making a difference in the field of natural science, these fascinating articles and free classroom resources from Scholastic Classroom Magazines will help you create high-interest lessons to engage your students and enrich your curriculum. Volcanoes! Hurricanes! Tornadoes! Storms! Student Scientists
Interactive Animations This is our collection of interactive rollover flash animations. Click links or scroll down to view the available interactive animations.Check out our Earth Science Animations and Videos pages. Interactive Animations General Basin and Range Dynamic Planet- Earthquakes & Volcanoes Tectonics How Are Earthquakes Located- Walk Run Activity Earthquakes Tectonic Plates Volcanoes Significant Earthquakes from 2001-2011 NEW! Pacific Northwest Pacific Northwest vs Japan Pacific Northwest vs Sumatra Subduction Zones Northwest Plate Rollover Chile vs Sumatra Subduction Rollover Reveal Pacific Northwest vs Sumatra Earthquake Depth Rollover Pacific Northwest vs Japan Earthquake Rollover Volcanoes Rollover General Significant Earthquakes from 2001-2011 Download interactive Flash animation. Dynamic Planet- Earthquakes & Volcanoes Download interactive Flash animation. How Are Earthquakes Located- Walk Run Activity Download IRIS one-pager, "How are earthquakes located?" Tectonic Plates Basin and Range Tectonics Earthquakes
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