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Best Practices	Title	Teacher	Grade Level	School
BP III	Amazing Animals	Joy Majzel	3-5	Woodside
BP III	A Study of Vertebrates	Cathy McCarthy	4	North Elementary
BP III	Butterflies	Kathie Dievendorf	K	Lakewood Elementary
BP III	Citizens For the New Zoo	Patricia Filippini	3	Washington School
BP III	Classification of Animals	Brenda Jones	1	Lincoln Heights Elementary
BP III	Classroom Alphabet Book	Karen Bailey	K-4	Fawn River Elementary
BP III	Creature Features	Diane Rich	2-4	Bauer Elementary
BP I	Endangered Animal Reports	Peggy Savage-Dunn	2
BP III	EEEK! A Spider!	Carolyn I. Gundrum	1	Waukazoo Elementary School
BP I	Friction Flyers	Becky McFarlane	3-6
BP III	Focus on Food Chains	Karin Raymond	3	Sunfield Elementary
BP III	Geology with Peanut Butter and Jelly	Aaron D. Vande Wege	4-6	Tri County Intermediate
BP III	It’s a Penguin’s Life!	Lisa Meneghin	K-1	Westwood Elementary School
BP III	Laura Ingalls Wilder and Pioneer Life	Sally McMath, Sara Benner; Connie Zoutendyk, and April Branson	4	Cherry Knoll Elementary
BP I	Our Solar System	Adriann Hulst	3
BP III	Postcards from Noah’s Ark	Nancy McKenzie	4	E.P. Clarke Elementary
BP II	Saving an Endagered	Michelle Rizzo	2	Burr Elementary
BP I	Simple Machines	Michael LaBelle	5
BP III	Sensing Science - Elementary Probes and Interfaces	John Howarth, Martha LaVoie, Michael Hodges, Marc Lester, Kelli Leep	K-5	Thornapple-Kellogg
BP III	Students Learn, Understand and Teach Science	Christen Conklin	4	Thornapple Elementary School
BP III	Squiggly, Wiggly Worms	Susan Spaete	K-2	Central Elementary School
BP II	The Path of Water	Linda Zadow	3	Jamestown
BP I	Technology and Science	Amy O'Rourke	2
BP I	Using HyperStudio for Class Projects	Barbara Eldridge	4-6
BP III	Weather Wizards II	Linda McConville
BP III	We’re Not in Kansas Anymore: Disasters!	Debbie Whitbeck	4-5	Woodside Elementary
BP III	Wetlands: Dynamic Ecosystems	Joanne Saucier	4-6	Pinewood Elementary