Seedlings in a Jar

by: Richard Konieck-Moran

In this chapter, this story really leaves us hanging! It’s a great one for real investigation! There are two purposes of the story: the first is to investigate closed systems. Anything that happens inside uses up only the materials in the jar, because there is no access to the outside world. The second purpose is for students to understand that air has mass and contains the materials that plants need to make their food and build their structure. The sample chapter also includes the Table of Contents, Preface, Introduction, and Index.

Grade Levels

High School Middle School

Topics

Biology Inquiry Instructional Materials Life Science Teaching Strategies

Details

Type Book ChapterPub Date 2/20/2013Stock # PB333X2_9

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