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1. STEM—Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education for Gifted Students:  Designing a Powerful Approach to Real-World Problem Solving for Gifted Students in Middle and High School Grades by Harry T. Roman

2. Solar Power, Fuel Cells, Wind Power and Other Important Environmental Studies for Upper Elementary and Middle School Gifted Students and Their Teachers: A Technology, Problem-Solving and Invention Guide by Harry T. Roman

3. Exploring Energy & Alternative Energy Technologies and Issues: Resource Guide for the Gifted Middle and High School Classroom by Harry T. Roman

4. Energizing Your Gifted Students' Creative Thinking & Imagination: Using Design Principles, Team Activities, and Invention Strategies — A Complete Lesson Guide for Upper Elementary and Middle School Levels by Harry T. Roman

5. ESSENTIAL MATHEMATICS FOR GIFTED STUDENTS: PREPARATION FOR ALGEBRA, GRADES 4 – 8 by Francis T. Sganga

6. ESSENTIAL CHEMISTRY FOR GIFTED STUDENTS: PREPARATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY: Grades 4-8 by Francis T. Sganga

7. Introducing Gifted Students to the Wonders of Mathematics: Preparation for High School and Higher Mathematics, Grades 4 - 8 by Francis T. Sganga

8. Essentials of Electricity for Gifted Students: Preparation for High School Physics,  Grades 4 - 8 by Francis T. Sganga

9. Physics Laboratory Experiments for the Gifted: Middle and High School by Raja Almukahhal

10. Dare to Differentiate: Content-Based Enrichment Strategies (Biology) for Upper Elementary and Middle School Science by Brendan D. Miller and Colleen Willard-Holt

11. Earth, Wind and Sky: Natural Science Lessons for Gifted and Advanced Students, Upper Elementary Through Middle School by William G. Glenn

12. What's Inside the Magic Box: Using Personal Computers in the 21st Century by Jay Johnson

13. Why Don't Birds Get Lost?: Differentiated Studies in Bird Migration- Upper Elementary through Secondary Levels by Franklin H. Bronson

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