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Lewis A. Armstrong jayhawk2004(at)spamarrest.com |
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http://www.museumca.org/usa/alphas.html (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Project posted on MSGEOG-L by Lyn Malone (Jan 1, 1999) |
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http://www.worldclimate.com/ (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Concept posted on MSGEOG-L by Lyn Malone (Jan 1, 1999) |
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Project posted on MSGEOG-L by Eric Enholm (Jan 1, 1999) |
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http://cityguide.lycos.com (Last Checked November 26, 2005) In addition to this site, use a search engine to find sites created by that country. Project posted on MSGEOG-L by Eric Enholm (Jan 1, 1999) |
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http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/volc_images/sorted_by_volcano.html (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Project posted on MSGEOG-L by Eric Enholm (Jan 1, 1999) |
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http://www.graceproducts.com/fmnc/main.htm (Last Checked November 25, 2005) Project prepared by Amy Payne, ACU Teaching Assistant for Geography 354 (99) |
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Australian
schools e-mail project. Brisbane State High School (Australia)
teachers
and students are hosting the Cloning Global Youth Forum. This
forum
is being conducted for secondary science and biology students.
It will run from April 26 to May 7. Join the teachers e-mail list at: http://rite.ed.qut.edu.au/cgi/lyris.pl?enter=gyf-teachers-99-1 (Last Checked November 25, 2005) Visit the student page at: http://rite.ed.qut.edu.au/oz-teachernet/projects/gyf/cloning/ (Last Checked November 25, 2005) |
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| FREE ASPIRATIONS EXPEDITION NORTH POLE: The
team, led
by Minnesotan Paul Schurke, will be on the ice in less than 10 days -
fighting
40 below zero F temperatures, hopping leads (open channels of sea water
cold enough to induce hypothermia in 90 seconds), feasting on
dehydrated
cardboard, and mushing and skiing and running and staggering towards
the
pole. Preliminary North Pole materials became online April 15th.
ADVENTURE LEARNING ON THE WEB: http://www.adventureonline.com (Last Checked November 25, 2005) brings your students into a world of adventure! Sail around the world, kayak the Nile River, pedal across Central America or our newest adventure - dogsled to the North Pole without ever leaving the classroom. Check this site to see if new programs have been added |
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| CHECK THIS GREAT SITE AS ITEMS ARE DROPPED OR
NEW ONES
ARE ADDED!
http://www.kidlink.org/KIDPROJ/projects.html (Last Checked November 25, 2005) Found surfing the Internet 4-12-99 |
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| The Kidcafe lists
The Kidproj lists Projects may grow so large that they are given special conference areas for the discussions. Currently, there are KIDPROJ conferences in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. The Kidforum lists A group of mailing lists for discussion of one topic at a time with about two months per topic. The adult moderator for each topic works closely with the participating students and their teachers. http://www.kidlink.org/english/general/overview.html (Last Checked November 25, 2005) Found surfing the Internet (4-12-99) |
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Found surfing the Internet (4-12-99) |
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(Last Checked November 26, 2005) Found surfing the Internet (01-18-01) Contact:mailto: Nina_Hoffman(at)fc.mcps.k12.md.us |
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| Check out this neat Cyber coloring Book
It contains ABC animals from the rainforest and the narrative was written by 2nd grade students. If you know about "document source" you can use it as a template to create your own coloring book pages for your class!The drawings were scanned. http://www.ed.uri.edu/SMART96/ELEMSC/CyberForest/rainfr.html (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Contact: smart027(at)ride.ri.net Posted on ED's OASIS Discusion List by Helen Johnson April 24, 1999 |
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| Egypt - learning activities for kids.
Key West - fun games and information. Wild Arctic Fun Guide - cool fun! Antarctic Study Trip - follow two scientists studying Weddle seals. Journey to Atlantis - learn more about the new water-coaster thrill ride at SeaWorld Orlando. See: http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/index.htm (Last Checked November 26,2005) Found by surfing. |
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| Student create population pyramids for an
assigned country.
Use a Selection Table on the web site to get the necessary census data.
Use: http://www.census.gov/population/www/index.html (Last Checked November 26,2005) Choose 004 Enumeration and Adjusted Census Population, by Age and Sex Completed population pyramids for countries are at: http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/idbpyr.html (Last Checked January 13, 2002) Project posted on MSGEOG-L by Lyn Malone (Jan 1, 1999) |
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| These web pages will help you find out the
basic facts
of any state in the Union, including Washington, D.C. Need to know the
capital of Alabama? Want to know which hockey teams are in
California?
How about the size of Montana? All that information is here -- and
more!
If you're interested in just one state, click on the state's name in
the
list below and see what you get! If you're interested in
state
rankings -- for example, you want to know the third largest state, we
have
a separate table for that, which you can.
http://ipl.org/youth/stateknow/skhome.html (Last Checked November 26,2005) Posted on the DILLO Discussion List by Jube Dankworth, March 16, 1999 |
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| Use and online coloring book that has a
number of pages that a student can use to electronically color a
picture
Coloring.com, http://www.coloring.com/Contact: hello(at)coloring.com (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Crayola's Site, http://www.crayola.com (Last Checked November 26, 2005) |
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| Session II was January 4 - May 15, 1999 but
the registration
for Session II has closed. Check-in with the site to see when another
session
will begin. This activity involves students actually
"Exchanging"
postcards with other students from all around the world to include
within
the U.S.
http://www.cyberbee.com/pcg/ (Last Checked November 25, 2005 Submitted by Leni Dolan, Creator of the site, April 26, 1999. |
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| This site allows you to print out full page
outline pictures
for students to color and provides online activities as well.
http://www.tsgc.utexas.edu/topex/coloring/ (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Found by surfing the Web with http://www.37.com |
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| A web site prepared by NOAA/Forecast Systems
Laboratory,
Boulder, Colorado, and has participants from around the
world.
It is multidispline in nature, not just geography as such.
http://www.globe.gov/ (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Posted on GEOGED Discussion List by Susan Lindell Radke (May 19, 1999) |
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| The sixth annual Earth Day Groceries Project
is closeD.
Over 1,000 schools reported participation. Over fifty schools
sent
in pictures to the website. Over 325,000 beautiful, hand
decorated
Earth Day Grocery Bags went home with shoppers on Earth Day... and more
data is being added. Stop by their website and take a look.
All the reports are there, as well as plenty of pictures of kids
proudly
showing off their artwork. Make plans for the seventh
annual
Earth Day Groceries Project in 2000.
http://www.earthdaybags.org/ (Last Checked November 26, 2005) Posted on WWWEdu Discussion List by Mark Ahlness |
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| West Elementary Internet Projects, http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/proj/index.html
(Last Checked November 26, 2005)
Fun URLs, http://ejw.i8.com/kids.html (Last CheckedNovember 26, 2005) Games, Quizzes and Trivia, http://ejw.i8.com/geog/games.html (Last Checked November 26, 2005) |