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  • Resource Collections
    • MacMillan McGraw-Hill Science 2005

Science (Grade 1)

  • Life Science
    • Unit A - Plants Are Living Things
      • Chapter 1 - All About Living Things
        • Nature Explorations
        • Make an Ecosystem Diorama
        • Hall of Biodiversity Educator's Guide Activity: Observation
        • Plant Morphology
      • Chapter 2 - A Look at Plants
        • Nature Explorations
        • Plant Morphology
    • Unit B - Animals Are Living Things
      • Chapter 3 - A Look at Animals
        • Nature Explorations
        • Hall of Biodiversity Educator's Guide Activity: Observation
        • Frogs: A Chorus of Colors
      • Chapter 4 - How Animals Meet Their Needs
        • Life in a Vernal Pool
        • Milstein Hall of Ocean Life
  • Earth Science
    • Unit C - The Sky and Weather
      • Chapter 5 - The Sky
        • Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Hall of the Universe
        • Rose Center for Earth and Space
        • Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites
      • Chapter 6 - Weather and Seasons
        • Seasonal Cycle
    • Unit D - Caring for Earth
      • Chapter 7 - Earth's Resources
        • Nature Explorations
        • Milstein Hall of Ocean Life
        • David S. and Ruth L. Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth
        • A Comparison of the Bisbee and Morenci, Arizona, Copper Ore Deposits
        • Let's Talk With Melanie Stiassny About the Oceans
      • Chapter 8 - Taking Care of Earth
        • The Mystery of a Lifeless Creek: Investigating Dissolved Oxygen and Fecal-Coliform Bacteria
        • Transformation of the Bioshphere: Global Environmental Change
        • Surviving Against All Odds: Investigating the Adaptability of the Common Periwinkle
  • Physical Science
    • Unit E - Matter, Matter Everywhere
      • Chapter 9 - Describe and Measure Matter
        • Nature Explorations
      • Chapter 10 - Changes in Matter
        • The Movement of Ice Sheets
        • Sea Ice in Antarctica
        • Let's Talk with Stephanie Shipp about Glaciers, Sea Ice, and Life on Antarctica
    • Unit F - On the Move
      • Chapter 11 - Force and Motion
        • Newton's Laws of Motion and Gravity Applied to Meteorites
      • Chapter 12 - Magnets and Sound
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American Museum of Natural History

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New York, NY 10024-5192
Phone: 212-769-5100

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