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3D Atlas 98 Teachers' Guide Resources Activities include: Oxbow Rivers: Prone to Flooding?, Sustaining the Planet Through Recycling, Oceans in Danger, and Key Pals. The Geography Construction Site A site full of resources for geography teachers and their students, developed by Peter K. MacLeod of Educational Enhancements. MacLeod uses his considerable experience as a high school geography teacher to offer classroom materials, links to other websites, shareware, and more! GLOBE - International Hands-On Science and Education Be a part of a global scientific project! For this site, students all over the world gather environmental data at or near their schools and then send it to the GLOBE network via the Internet. Then scientists use the data in their research, and the data is used to make images for daily display on the web. Helping Your Child Learn Geography This site includes lots of activities that parents and teachers can use to help children learn more about geography. Its main sections are Location, Place, Relationships within Places, Movement and Regions. From the Dept. of Education's Office of Educational Research and Improvement. The United Nations CyberSchoolBus The United Nations provides a rich array of curriculum ideas and lesson plans here, along with great content. UN photographers comment on their favorite photos, and there are units based on events such as the International Day of Peace on Sept. 16. The Learning Web at the U.S. Geological Survey There are lesson plans and activity ideas under three main headings here: Global Change, Working with Maps, and Earth Science. The USGS experts also provide pages of information about earthquakes, faults, volcanoes, and more K-12 earth science fun. Environmental Education Network Often curriculum information is posted on various sites by educators themselves. The Envirolink Network attempts to gather these varied environmental resources together on this site. The Mathematics of Cartography This site includes simple exercises that show how much math is involved in mapmaking. Cynthia Lanius also includes information on the history of maps, a list of map-related careers, and a cartography resources list. The World of Puppets Although the lesson plans here are meant for grades K-2, the site also has great links to sites about three different types of puppetry: bunraku puppetry in Japan, water puppetry in Vietnam, and shadow puppetry in Java and Bali. Notable Citizens of Planet Earth Biographical Dictionary You can search for over 18,000 brief biographies at this site. The information on each person is very brief, but the variety and ease of searching is impressive. It also includes a list of ideas for teachers and students, as well as a quiz. HyperHistory Online HyperHistory presents 3000 years of world history with a combination of colorful graphics, lifelines, timelines, and maps. This is a companion to the printed World History Chart, and is growing monthly. Many topics also include maps and web links. The Earth Times According to this site, this is the leading independent international nonpartisan newspaper on the environment and sustainable development. It is updated daily on the web, with news from all over the world. Especially useful for students and teachers. Rulers Did you know that Switzerland gets a new president every year? This site provides information about the rulers of every currently existing country and territory. There's also a daily chronicle of top world events since 1996. Although these facts appear to be correct, unfortunately the author does not list sources to support them. Classroom Connect A comprehensive resource for K-12 teachers and students. |
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