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By the Light of the Moon
As the moon goes through its phases, it looks a little different each night, ranging from not there at all to full. Your group will act out how the sun illuminates the moon as it orbits Earth, to understand how the moon moves through its phases.
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Be the Video Game Designer
Be the Video Game Developer is an interactive experience that puts girls in the driver’s seat of video game development.
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Entrypoint!
This resource from EntryPoint! provides access to several publications about students with disabilities and the career paths open to them.
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HIV & AIDS
Part of The Science Inside series which presents science information in an easy-to-read format, this booklet helps to explain what doctors and scientists know about the HIV and AIDS epidemic.
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The Sun
This lesson introduces students to our local star, the sun, especially its structure and its features such as sun spots, magnetic fields, and solar flares.
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Chemicool Periodic Table

This is an all-purpose, interactive periodic table that would be useful for high-school chemistry classes. In addition to general information about the elements, it includes the following: states, energies, oxidation and electrons, appearance and characteristics, reactions, conductivity, abundances, and more.

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This graphic periodic table is appropriate for high-school level chemistry classes. Students can use it to quickly find rather in-depth information about the elements.

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Chemicool Periodic Table

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