1. Integrating Science with the Humanities and the Liberal Arts, etc. By: Roger Lundquist and Nishath Ali Khan

2. What are Humanities? History Philosophy Ethics Languages Cultures Arts Psychology Political science Economics And other areas

3. What are Liberal Arts? All of the Humanities Mathematics Natural Sciences Social Sciences

4. Integrating Science with Language Arts –Books Fiction Nonfiction Picture books Novels

5. –Poetry Mnemonic Devices Poems –Journal Writing Lab Write-up Integrating Science with Language Arts

6. Integrating Science with Social Studies –History Scientists/ Inventions –Culture Foreign Scientists/ Inventions –Community Museum of Science and Industry

7. –Sounds Instruments –Songs Scientific Songs Integrating Science with Music

8. The Bar Graph Dance Gravity Vibration Rap Earthquake Rumble Bones in My Body Rocks Rock Harder Bill’s Got Boat Integrating Science with Music

9. Recycling –Teaches students how landfills work –Teaches students about composting –Teaches students how to make less waste. Integrating Science with the Environment

10. Nature centers –Teaches people about the plants and animals that live in the area Integrating Science with the Environment

11. Organizations –Lake Michigan pollution –Adopt a highway Integrating Science with the Environment

12. Integrating Science with Art Paintings of wildlife –Lets the audience admire the beauty of animals and the Earth that they cannot see in person

13. Ceramics Clay Potter’s wheel Glazes Kilns Integrating Science with Art

14. Jewelry/Metal making –Rocks –Heating metals Integrating Science with Art

15. Harrow’s Taxonomy Integrating Science with Physical Education/ Health

16. Health and the human body Integrating Science with Physical Education/ Health

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