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A Day In the Life: EST Exploring Space and Time, A Video to Explain the Project, and an inv... - 0 views
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Invitation to join and explaination of one project I'm involved with, inquiry, science
A Day In the Life: Circles in Space and Time - 0 views
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On going inquiry project you can join
Energy Hog - 0 views
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Learn how to defeat Energy Hogs and become an official Hog Buster.
Children's DNA Self-Portraits - 0 views
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What these kids made, the photos on this site..truely one of the best pieces of work I've seen...if you go into the material you get to "PORTRAITS'they painted in anticipation and prep for the project. It blows me away.
I want to teach here.
Education World ® - Lesson Planning: Tracking Sea Turtles: Lessons in Saving an E... - 0 views
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comprehensive tutrle lesson planning site
Canadians Peter Bennett and Ursula Keuper-Bennett from Mississauga, Ontario, are the creators of a Web site, called Turtle Trax, totally devoted to the preservation of sea turtles.
growing naturalists - 0 views
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Growing Naturalists
take me to this place please..
Let's Collaborate - 0 views
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Interact with scientists, teachers and others to explore the cutting edge of science! Let's Collaborate connects biology, life science and health teachers with each other and with leading researchers from around the country.
Blue Sky - Why is the Sky Blue? - 0 views
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WHY IS THE SKY BLUE?
The EPA Climate Change Kids Site - 0 views
JetStream - An Online School for Weather Learning Lesson: The Shadow Knows II - 0 views
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This experiment can only be done at solar noon twice a year; at the spring and autumnal equinox. These are the two times the sun is directly over the equator. You can do this experiment one or two days before or after the equinox to work around cloudy day
JetStream - An Online School for Weather: Introduction to Global Weather - 0 views
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great site
Encyclopedia of Life - 0 views
the Analemma - 0 views
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This figure-8 path that the sun makes in the sky is called the analemma. On some days you might notice that the sun is not in the sky where, according to the time on your watch, you would expect it to be.
Clouds - DAN'S WILD WILD WEATHER PAGE - 0 views
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Clouds are water. Either small liquid water drops or tiny pieces of ice. Meteorologists rank clouds according to their height and whether or not they are flat or puffy.
Clouds - 0 views
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Clouds comprise a wonderful focus for classroom study. They're ubiquitous, ever-changing, scientifically interesting and, most importantly for teachers, ... they're cheap.
Clouds - 0 views
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You have only to look up into the sky to try your luck at weather forecasting. Clouds give us a clue about what is going on in our atmosphere and how the weather might change in the hours or even days to come. Each type of cloud forms in a different way,
