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Brain Power: Grades 2-3
- Ooey Gooey! Making Sense of Scientific Inquiry (Module 1)
- Brains in a Box: What Your Brain Can Do (Module 2)
- Sending and Receiving Messages (Module 3)
- Medicines and Drugs: What's Helpful, What's Harmful (Module 4)
- The Science Behind Smoking (Module 5)
- How Drugs Affect the Brain (Module 6)
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Relationship to the National Science Education Standards
This mission aligns with two standards identified in the NSES: science as inquiry and science in personal and social perspectives. The chart below identifies how the mission aligns with each of these standards.
| Levels K–4 | How Mission Is Aligned |
|---|---|
| Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry | Students go through a series of steps in the process of scientific inquiry: developing a hypothesis, completing an experiment to test their hypothesis, and drawing conclusions. |
| Levels K–4 | How Mission Is Aligned |
|---|---|
| Personal health | Students observe the unhealthy residue that tobacco leaves. They discuss how this residue is left in the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system and the impact it has on the health of smokers. In the future, students can refer back to this information to make wise decisions about the personal habits that affect their health. |
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