Describes four learning stations for developing map reading skills in fourth graders. (GB)

Article gives three plans for learning stations on mathematics dealing with measurements. Exercises deal with weight, length, and comparative measurements. (GB)

Materials for sorting, counting, and number activities are listed, with sources. This is the third of a series in a revision of a materials list given in issue No. 40; earlier lists in the revision appeared in issues No. 58 and 59. (DT)

Specific mathematics lab activities involving fractions and measurement at the seventh grade level are described. (DT)

Measuring activities using the metric system are suggested for the elementary level. (DT)

The term experiential education programs" is used in this article to refer to organized programs which lay a heavy claim on the value of living and doing." (Author/MB)

A description of a unit on banking for primary grade students includes the set-up and use of a classroom banking procedure. (DT)

The author points out and discusses misunderstandings that parents often have about how children learn. Many problems in child rearing and education could be avoided of concern for a child's achievement as a student were balanced by an equally strong concern for his feelings of self-worth as a person. (Author/AS)

Relates the experiences of a second grade teacher conducting a field trip to a pioneer cabin in Arches National Monument, Moab, Utah. Children participate in activities characteristic of that period. (BL)