E09Fall2012

virginia memory lesosn plans and resources aligned with both Virginia and National standards

Cool site where students can share pictures and stories about places with other users, and read stories from elsewhere.

Creative ideas as to how to how to effectively execute colaborative science projects for students as well as a discussion of the importance and beneftis of doing so.

Flat Stanley connects social studies and reading standards in one giant literacy project that promotes the exchange of information and knowledge between students

Students will examine the frequency of particular species of birds in their area as well as the effect of seasonal changes on bird migration. Students will observe, collect data, analyze and share their conclusions

Students will examine their surrounding environment for bugs while compiling their information in an online database

Examine the amount of water used by Americans in comparison to other cultures from around the world. Relates to the social studies standards WHII.16

Examination of human phenotypic characteristics and their frequency falls within the science standard 5.5

Created map displaying all the locations third graders must know determined by the Social Studies standards https://www.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212887901596395823006.0004d011933fe062673ca&msa=0&ll=41.967659,-2.460937&spn=49.03838,126.5625&iwloc=0004d011a7671d4a896b9

Students are presented with several project options that examine the seasonal changes or animal behavior in response to changes in seasons

Students develop and share their poetry, illustrations and observations connecting to weather with other students all over the world. Again, attention to weather is another science standard

List of resources for students across the globe to collaborate with one another on problemsolving and other science and math based proejcts.

A laundry list of collaborative science based projects for students of all ages that allows collaboration across states and even the globe.

Collaborative projects for older secondary students and elementary students to explore current issues in science

A list of real time data projects that allows students to interact with the scientific world around them and analyze real scientific data.

good writing resource, courtesy of our reading teacher

This list of engaging webquests allows students to explore past cultures (such as the Inca) and significant American figures (Jefferson, Adams, Lincoln, and Tubman) which meets social studies standards