The purpose of this study, mainly through an elementary science teacher's (Mrs. Lee) conceptions and practical teaching, explored the effectiveness of the self-designed curriculum based on the nature of science. Techniques such as classroom observations, interviews, Kelly's repertoire grid, and document analysis, were widely applied in this study, as well as the questionnaires needed for collecting more data. Results showed that the Mrs. Lee's conceptions of the nature of science inclined to constructivist's perspective. Firstly, regarding to the dimension of the nature of science methods, she indicated that (1) the beginning of science research was initiated from raising questions, (2) multi-ways to solve problems, (3) emphasis on hypothesis formulation, (4) decreasing the errors from each experiment. Secondly, as the nature of science knowledge, she described it as experimental, temporary, replicable, and as becoming public knowledge. Thirdly, for the dimension of the nature of science enterprise, she believed that there was close relationship between science and life, and focused on the cooperative discussion among community. Mrs. Lee put all three conceptions into the science planning and classroom instruction. The study also provides the conclusions and suggestions for curriculum and instruction, educational administration and further research, and also functions as a valuable reference for the study on science education reform.