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Sean Nash

Simple Graph - 1 views

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    Exactly as the title reads...  a VERY simple graphing tool. If you are wanting to co-create a graph with students tracking some metric over time throughout weeks or months, then this might be a good tool. Functions are limited at this point, but sometimes simple is good. 
Jennifer Clark

Top 5 Most Beautiful Transparent Animals - 3 views

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    2 min video clip that shows transparent animals and a couple of facts about them
Cara Bosler

OneGeology Kids - Rocks and minerals - 1 views

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    I really like the rock cycle graphic featured on this page. I can see students exploring this site to discover background knowledge on rocks and minerals. 
Cara Bosler

Fun Rock Facts for Kids - Information about Types of Rocks & Minerals - 1 views

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    Short and sweet foundation for the differences between rocks and minerals. 
Cara Bosler

Mineral Identification | Mineralogy4Kids - 2 views

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    This is cool! Leads students through questions to identify their material. The students will have to test the hardness, cleavage, streak, etc. as they enter their data into this app.
Cara Bosler

The Rock Cycle | Mineralogy4Kids - 1 views

    • Cara Bosler
       
      Great visual for students
  • Each group contains a collection of rock types that differ from each other on the basis of the size, shape, and arrangement of mineral grains.
    • Cara Bosler
       
      What stations could I set up to help students classify?
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    Make sure you check out the 'What type of rock do I have?' link. Quick breakdown to help students classify rocks. 
Cara Bosler

Mineral Properties | Mineralogy4Kids - 1 views

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    Students explore the properties of minerals. 
Cara Bosler

Interactives-The Rock Cycle - 0 views

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    Students are asked questions to help put the rock cycle diagram together. 
Cara Bosler

Video: Why Is the Sky Blue? | Educational Video | WatchKnowLearn Educational Videos | W... - 3 views

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    In this "Ask an Astronomer" episode (03:05), Dr. Carolyn Brinkworth fills us in on what the color of the sky has to do with finding life on distant planets.
Cara Bosler

London Skyscraper's Glass Facade Melts Cars - 4 views

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    Explains what happened with a glass building in London that was reflecting light 2 hours a day causing objects to melt on the streets.
Cara Bosler

The Utah Prairie Dog Menace - YouTube - 0 views

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    Fox News report on prairie dog debate. Should residents be able to "take care" of the prairie dog situation? Should the prairie dog be taken off the endangered list so that residents can take matters in their own hands? Philosophical chairs debate
Sean Nash

PhET Simulations - (Using HTML5) - 1 views

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    The emerging set of interactive simulations at PhET that now use HTML5 and work solely within a modern browser. These are heavy in the physical sciences... but also include acid-base, atomic structure, chemical equations, etc.
Sean Nash

CellCraft | Game 2 Play Online - 3 views

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    This is a pretty slick little game that addresses both structure AND function of typical cells and single-celled organisms...
Cara Bosler

Newsela | Thousands of sea stars succumb to disease on the West Coast - 4 views

shared by Cara Bosler on 30 Jan 15 - No Cached
  • How do we stop it? “Is it the type of thing that will heal itself over time? That’s the real question,” Raimondi said.
    • Cara Bosler
       
      What possible actions could scientists take to attack a problem like this?
    • Sean Nash
       
      Absolutely. The best thing about this article (and those like it from this resource) are that they support an attention to inquiry by always leaving the reader with more high level questions at the end...
  • The science so far seems to show that starfish species are affected differently depending on their physical location. For species in tide pool areas, the sores show up first and are followed by tissue decay, Raimondi said. Death might follow in a matter of weeks, or even not at all. But in underwater sea star species the sickness is much quicker and more deadly. When starfishes under the surface get the disease, tissue decay happens in hours or a day rather than weeks.
  • He also said that the term “wasting” describes the symptoms. These symptoms are actually seen all the time, he said, and are put down to stress, such as a starfish drying out or getting sick.
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  • Strange disease kills thousands of starfish on the West Coast
    • Cara Bosler
       
      As you read this article, keep in mind what effects a change in population of sea star would have an it's environment.
Cara Bosler

New skyscraper in London is melting cars, starting fires | Science! | Geek.com - 3 views

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    Video- Summary over what is going on with the glass building in London that reflects light down to the streets.
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