“Five, 4, 3, 2, 1 — blast off!” the sixth graders at Sanborn Elementary School and ASU graduate students chanted as their florescent soda bottle rockets blasted into the air Thursday. The soda bottle ...

MIDLAND, Texas — If you’re a visual learner, Midland College was the place to be Friday. For the first time in eight years, sixth graders across Midland got to experience the Science Extravaganza, a ...

FARGO — Sixth graders at Ben Franklin Middle School transformed into egg gravity scientists today. As part of their lunar landing science lesson, students spent the last few weeks creating capsules ...

Cardinals Local Schools sixth grade science class participated in a Skittles Science Lab recently. Students used Skittles (their rock), water and a pipet (their precipitation), and a Petri dish (Earth ...

Last year, I was invited on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s research vessel, Shearwater, to Santa Rosa Island to experience the many research opportunities NOAA and the Channel ...

COLUMBIA – Columbia Public Schools wants to make sure sixth graders aren't just learning science from a book. "That is an incredibly boring way to learn science," said Columbia Public Schools Science ...

Northwest Area sixth graders created scientific Illustrations in their Interactive Notebooks for science using the A, B, C, D model of scientific illustrations. (Accurate, Big, Colorful and Detailed).

St. Joseph Middle School sixth graders recently showed they’re on the “cutting edge” of science these days. They’d been studying body systems in their comparative anatomy lab and got to see firsthand ...

Amanda Zachary’s sixth-graders at Parkview Baptist School launched marbles from the end zone of the school’s football field during a recent science experiment. Before the launch, the students wrote ...

AMHERST, Wis. (WSAW) - Sixth-grade science students at Amherst Middle School are ditching textbooks for hands-on learning as they work to reduce their school’s energy consumption. It’s part of the ...

NORTHPORT — During the fall, Scott Martin’s sixth-grade science class looked forward to days when the weather was nice. When the autumn temperature was just right, Martin would take his seven sixth ...