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Earth Science Week (Oct. 14-20) - Connect with NASA Earth Explorers

During October 14-20, 2012, NASA will introduce students of all ages to an incredible group of NASA Earth Explorers – from scientists and engineers, to multimedia producers, educators and writers. Under the theme “Discovering Careers in the Earth Sciences,” this year’s Earth Science Week will focus on the stories of the many Earth Explorers who contribute to our understanding of the planet.

 

We invite you and your students to join us on this adventure. Find out about Earth…

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Added by Kim Lightle on September 28, 2012 at 2:36pm — No Comments

ISTE-NASA Learning Lab (Deadline Jan 15th)

An opportunity from ISTE & NASA:


ISTE is collaborating with NASA to select 25 middle and high school teachers who are creative, inspired, and share an enthusiasm for space. These teachers will work collaboratively to create learning and educational artifacts that teachers or students can use to gain a deeper understanding of the Earth's magnetosphere. Each group of teachers will choose…
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Added by Sarita Pillai on January 12, 2012 at 9:07am — No Comments

Earth Science Week Oct 9 - 15

Since October 1998, the American Geological Institute has organized this national and international event to help the public gain a better understanding and appreciation for the Earth Sciences and to encourage stewardship of the Earth. This year's Earth Science Week will be held from October 9-15 and will celebrate the theme "Our Ever-Changing Earth."…

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Added by Sarita Pillai on September 28, 2011 at 1:38pm — 1 Comment

Join the Global Sun Temperature Project, 2011!

The Global Sun Temperature Project is an internet-based multidisciplinary project in which students determine how their proximity to the equator affects daily temperature and sunlight.  Your participation, partnered with schools from around the globe, will provide your students with a unique and compelling learning experience.  Students, in large numbers, and across great distances, record and submit data to the project website.  Afterwards, the data can be analyzed by all participants.  …

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Added by Kim Lightle on September 20, 2011 at 3:29pm — No Comments

Earth Science Week 2011 Toolkits Available for Order



Earth Science Week 2011 will be celebrated October 9–15. To give you plenty of time to prepare, the American Geological Institute (AGI) is now accepting advance orders for the 2011 Earth Science Week Toolkit, which contains educational materials for all ages that correspond to this year's theme of "Our Ever-Changing Earth." The…

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Added by Kim Lightle on May 18, 2011 at 10:15am — No Comments

Earth: The Operator's Manual (ETOM)

Seems appropriate to add this post on Earth Day.

 

Last Sunday night, 10 April, PBS aired a one-hour special on climate change and sustainable energy, called Earth: The Operators' Manual (ETOM). ETOM has a website with segments that are available for download - visit  the Earth: The Operators' Manual website and download. Here teachers will find ways to use the…

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Added by Kim Lightle on April 22, 2011 at 4:55pm — No Comments

Celebrating Earth Day in Your School or Community

Are you elevating “green actions” to show your interest in the environment? Earth Day, April 22, is the perfect occasion for your best “green activity” and Nickolodeon wants to contribute. If you have an Earth Day event that is scheduled to happen before April 5, contact Maitland.Lachman@mtvstaff.com. Maitland has flip cams to capture footage of events that feature kids, classes, organizations, or schools with interesting…

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Added by Kim Lightle on March 31, 2011 at 9:15am — No Comments

Just How Big is the Oil Spill in the Gulf?

This fascinating in a scary way. One of the Google Maps engineers designed an image of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico that you can move over any city including your own to give you an idea of how large an area the spill is covering. You need Google Earth plugin to see it right on the web page. See http://paulrademacher.com/oilspill/.

Added by Kim Lightle on May 10, 2010 at 5:08pm — No Comments

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