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Dr. "TKA" Kulla-Abbott's List: Science Resources
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Aug 13, 09
Here you can learn how a wind turbine works.
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Aug 15, 09
Science Books Online lists free science e-books, textbooks, lecture notes, monographs, and other science related documents. All texts are available for free reading online, or for downloading in various formats.
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Aug 28, 09
""Imagine an electronic page for each species of organism on Earth..." - Edward O. Wilson "
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Sep 08, 09
Welcome to the Space Place!
Come on in and check out our games, animations, projects, and fun facts about Earth, space and technology.
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Sep 27, 09
Have you ever wanted to meet one of the Smithsonian’s curators? Or wished you could ask a question of one of our researchers? In February 2009 the Smithsonian launched a series of online education conferences that let you do just that. In each online conference you can interact with Smithsonian experts in subject areas that interest you. All conferences have a single theme or topic explored through the lens of several different disciplines. The program includes both general interest sessions and sessions intended especially for teachers. -
Sep 27, 09
Tread Lightly was developed to enable you to lighten the load that you place on planet earth. It features:
* An online calculator to give you an idea of the size of your ecological footprint.
* An international eco-art contest to allow you to creatively express your ideas about climate change and sustainability.
* A global 40-day challenge designed to help you green your habits and encourage others to do the same!
* A climate change curriculum and accompanying online classroom to support learning about this important issue. -
Sep 27, 09
In this issue: An interview with Dr. Michael Baden, forensic pathologist, Suggestions on How to Make the Most of Summer From a Forensic Standpoint, Using Plants to Learn Forensics, How to get your own GC/MS ASAP, Blacklight Forensics, a special section for teachers new to forensics (how to set up, process, and run a crime scene, how to make fake blood, and how to find money for your classroom). our Decomposition Quiz and Forensic Higher Ed Programs, The History of the Forensic Biting, Forensic Crossword Puzzle, a Mini Mystery, Just For Fun, The Morgue Guy, Stoopid Criminals, and more including movies and live links.
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Sep 28, 09
Genes Are Us is the exciting new website for teachers created by Jeans for Genes, where your school can meet children with genetic disorders through short films and classroom activities targeted at key areas of the national curriculum.
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Sep 29, 09
"The wealth of themes explored in THE NATIONAL PARKS: AMERICA'S BEST IDEA offer an extraordinary educational opportunity for your classroom. The lessons and activities developed around the film look at the rich history of the national parks, the art and photography of the breath-taking geography that inspired so many people and the human story of politics and policy that shaped and continue to shape the parks today."
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Sep 29, 09
"CHOOSE A CHROMA KEY"
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Oct 03, 09
"Scholastic and Turtle Pond Interactive invite you and your class on a virtual field trip to an aquarium in Florida! This live event will introduce children worldwide to an extraordinary and inspiring bottlenose dolphin named Winter.
Winter was just three months old when she lost her tail after it became caught and mangled in a crab trap. During this 45-minute webcast, your students will learn about marine wildlife as well as invaluable lessons in resilience, compassion, and friendship.
You’ll find age-appropriate resources and curriculum materials for the field trip below as well as books and teaching materials on other remarkable animals around the world who have faced their own challenges." -
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