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Continue reading →: Journey to the Stars- FREE DVD
NASA & The American Museum of Natural History present a free DVD for K-12 teachers called- Journey to The Stars. The DVD was originally a planetarium show that surveys the variety of stars in the cosmos and is narrated by Whoopi Goldberg. Click HERE to order your copy. Click HERE…
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Continue reading →: Bill Nye Discusses Oil Spill Ideas
Bill Nye discusses some potential solutions to the oil spill problem. Seems like this clip could be a part of a discussion/lesson on using the design process to solve a real life problem.
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Continue reading →: Symphony of Science
The Symphony of Science is a project “designed to deliver scientific knowledge and philosophy in musical form.” I mentioned the Symphony of Science in a previous blog post in October 2009- click HERE Since October, the site has added more videos/songs that you should check out. I’m embedding The Poetry…
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Continue reading →: Evolution: The Story of Life a FREE preview
Evolution: The Story of Life by Douglas Palmer (2009) is a stunning visual explanation of evolution. You can download a FREE pdf preview of the book HERE. Enjoy!
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Continue reading →: Studying Engineering Before They Can Spell It
An article from the NY Times on teaching engineering concepts in Kindergarten- click HERE to read the article.
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Continue reading →: Arounder
Arounder.com features panoramic views of several cities and travel destinations. There is also a little hidden gem where they feature Mars and the Moon in a 360 view. These could be interesting images to share with students as you are studying planets, stars, moons, and the Sun.
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Continue reading →: “Old School” Atom Video
If you are teaching students about matter or energy you may want to consider this video on the atom from the 1950’s.
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Continue reading →: Eco Kids: Build a Food Chain
Kelly at iLearn Technology posted a resource called Chain Reaction- Build A Food Chain. Build a Food Chain is a simulation where elementary students learn about food chains as they create their own. Click HERE to read Kelly’s Post.
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Continue reading →: John Wooden on True Success
RIP John Wooden- enjoy this TED Talk from 2001
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I’m Kirk
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