WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE AND WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
Ten Years of Doing FOSS

Recognize anyone? What they are up to? The photo collage on these pages includes just some of the many people who have contributed to the success of FOSS over the past ten years. Some have participated in development, others in training, and others in implementing FOSS in their classrooms. To all, whether captured in these photos or not, many, many thanks!

1.Teachers at a FOSS institute tackle the concentration puzzle from the Mixtures and Solutions Module.

3. Second-grade students explore the properties of solids and liquids in the Solids and Liquids Module.

4. Students investigate series circuits in the Magnetism and Electricity Module.

5. Larry Lowery works through some aspects of learning theory during a FOSS workshop.

6. Larry Malone and Kathy Long engage in crayfish wars during local trials training for the Structures of Life Module.

7. Larry Malone challenges a group of students in Oakland during the development of the Levers and Pulleys Module.

8. Arthur Camins and Sheila Dunston try out an investigation from the Wood Module.

9. Comer Johnson and Dean Taylor tackle the Humdinger activity from Models and Designs as Verne Isbell and Ed Rupp engage in background conversation.

10. Students come up with a better idea for the Balance and Motion Module. Put handles on your zoomers!

11. Students investigate the variables that affect lifeboat capacity in the Variables Module.

12. Teachers in Bratislava try out an activity from the Magnetism and Electricity Module.

13. Linda and Larry prepare materials for an investigation during the development of the Environments Module.

14. Geologic investigations require close, careful observations as these students have learned in the Earth Materials Module.

15. The stream table from the Landforms Module captures the attention of these Oakland teachers.