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Environment: rocky surface, with a hot atmosphere made of toxic gas and clouds. Venus is the second planet from the sun. Its rocky surface reaches temperatures nearly 900°F! That’s too hot for any living thing on Earth. For that reason, Venus has always seemed like an unlikely place for life. But in 2020, scientists made an exciting discovery.Academic Standards Reading Objective: Children will examine how a historic volcanic eruption changed weather patterns around the world. Science and Social Studies Focus:The Perfect Wave. How a surfer and an engineer designed a wave-making machine. Explore the May 2018 issue of Scholastic Science Spin 3-6 and related digital resources, videos, and games.The seals need at least 8 inches of snow to dig their lairs. Many scientists say that the amount of snow and ice will change a lot by the year 2100. They predict that there will be very few places snowy enough for the seals to survive. There may not be enough snow and ice for the seals to raise their pups.Meat alternatives are coming to your grill. Explore the May 2019 issue of Scholastic Science Spin 3-6 and related digital resources, videos, and games.Buckle up! The Jersey Devil Coaster is the world’s tallest, fastest, and longest single-rail coaster. That means its cars run on only one rail instead of the usual two. The ride begins when the car slowly climbs an eye-popping 13 stories with the help of a pulley —a rope or cable looped over a series of wheels. Then gravity takes over.A Complete Science Lesson with Every Issue. Science Spin provides a full year of engaging, on-level lessons featuring simple, fun nonfiction; digital-learning resources; and step-by-step lesson plans that correlate to NGSS. View a Sample Issue.Well, this isn’t a story you see every day. Less than two years after German software giant SAP snatched experience management platform Qualtrics for $8 billion days before the sta...Science Spin helps teachers address all three dimensions of NGSS. Throughout the year, we introduce students to 8 science and engineering practices, 12 core ideas, and a wide range of crosscutting concepts that span every scientific domain.Scientists are looking within our solar system for signs of alien life.What's the secret behind a roller coaster's twists and thrills? It all comes down to the simple machines they're made of.A malfunctioning washer can be a real headache. One common issue that homeowners often encounter is when their washer fails to spin. This can lead to clothes not being properly cle...Life Science. Find out how select animals earned their spooky-sounding names. Explore the October 2021 issue of Scholastic Science Spin 3-6 and related digital resources, videos, and games.Back to Teacher View. Student View. Toggle navigationFind out what you need to do so students and families can access Science Spin 2 at home.Please note: • Scholastic Magazines+ (formerly Scholastic Classroom Magazines) are intended for classroom use, in both onsite and remote learning settings.*Prices shown reflect a minimum order of 10 student subscriptions (5 for My Big World and Let's Find Out / Let's Find Out Spanish). • Subscriptions for the 2021-22 school year begin with digital access in August 2021 and (if ...Access this article and hundreds more like it with a subscription to Science Spin 3-6 magazine.Earth Science. A researcher helped to identify 12 new types of clouds. Explore the February 2018 issue of Scholastic Science Spin 3-6 and related digital resources, videos, and games.Access this article and hundreds more like it with a subscription to Science Spin 3-6 magazine.

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