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Brain Power! The NIDA Junior Scientist Program: Grades K-1



You Could Be A Scientist (Module 1)

Relationship to the National Science Education Standards

The activities in this lesson align with the following standard identified in the NSES:
history and nature of science.

HISTORY AND NATURE OF SCIENCE
Levels K–4 How Mission Is Aligned
Science as a human endeavor Students begin to understand that science encompasses many disciplines. Because they, too, will be working as scientists, they also start to realize that anyone who asks questions and tries to find the answers to these questions is a scientist.

Module 1 Contents

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Module 3 Module 4
Module 5

Ordering Information

This package can be ordered by calling our clearinghouse (NCADI) at (800) 729-6686 and request "BPPACK1"

Or it can be ordered online at backtoschool.drugabuse.gov.

Contact Information

For questions regarding NIDA's Science Education Program and Materials, contact Cathrine Sasek, Ph.D., e-mail: csasek@nih.gov.

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