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This
site
is
a
joint
effort
of
NOAA
Research
and
the
College
of
Education
at
the
University
of
South
Alabama.
The
goal
of
the
site
is
to
provide
middle
school
science
students
and
teachers
with
research
and
investigation
experiences
using
on-line
resources.
In
this
unit
students
explore
the
causes
of
thunder
and
lightning,
the
damage
lightning
can
cause,
the
types
of
lightning,
and
where
strikes
occur.
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
6-8.
It
focuses
on
satellite
technology
and
how
it
has
changed
the
way
information
is
transmitted.
Students
discuss
this
technology
and
then
conduct
interviews
with
people
who
recall
what
information
technology
was
like
before
the
advent
of
satellites.
It
includes
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
DiscoverySchool.com
lesson
plan
library
for
grades
6-8.
It
focuses
on
the
naturally-occurring
greenhouse
effect
on
Earth,
and
its
connection
to
global
warming.
Students
build
model
greenhouses
to
see
how
this
process
works.
Included
are
objectives,
materials,
procedures,
discussion
questions,
evaluation
ideas,
suggested
readings,
and
vocabulary.
There
are
videos
available
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Scholastics
"Challenging
the
Space
Frontier"
online
activity
gives
students
an
opportunity
to
learn
about
the
historical
impact
of
space
exploration.
A
time
line
of
space
firsts
helps
students
learn
about
initial
efforts
to
explore
worlds
beyond
our
own.
They
can
also
find
out
about
three
spaceflights
that
changed
the
public
perception
of
our
world
and
the
world
beyond:
John
Glenn's
orbiting
of
Earth
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This experiment teaches students about the effects of acid rain on rock, buildings, and sculptures. They will use chalk and vinegar solution to demonstrate the chemical reaction of acid on limestone and explain what happens in this process. They will also identify the compounds used in the reaction, the gas which is given off, and learn about the sources of acid rain.
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This
site
is
part
of
the
space
page
of
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
(BBC),
and
provides
information
about
the
Sun,
the
planets
and
their
moons,
and
other
bodies
in
the
solar
system.
It
contains
a
travel
guide
to
the
Solar
System
including
such
topics
as
what
to
see,
reason
to
visit,
how
to
get
there,
and
local
history.
A
similar
travel
guide
is
then
available
for
the
Sun,
each
of
the
planets,
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This
portal
of
the
New
Jersey
Office
of
Emergency
Management
contains
important
information
and
guidelines
to
follow
before
and
after
a
hurricane.
Sections
are
entitled
What
to
Do,
About
Hurricanes,
Additional
Resources,
Hurricane
Archives,
Frequently
Asked
Questions
Regarding
State
of
Emergencies,
and
Current
Tropical
Weather.
The
What
to
Do
section
includes
information
about
what
to
do
before,
during
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In
this
energy
use
simulation
students
are
asked
to
click
on
the
various
household
items
to
see
what
is
draining
energy
and
learn
how
to
make
their
home
more
energy
efficient.
This
simulation
is
not
meant
to
be
a
definitive
guide
to
energy
consumption
but
rather
a
general
look
at
how
common
sense
can
result
in
the
saving
of
energy
and
money.
Items
such
as
electrical
appliances,
home
heating
systems
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This
site
contains
information
about
the
San
Francisco
earthquake
of
1989,
which
lasted
only
15
seconds,
but
caused
highways
to
collapse
and
buildings
to
crumble.
About
ninety
people
were
killed,
and
more
than
six
billion
dollars
of
property
was
damaged.
Photographs,
shaking
cartoons
and
easily
accessible
text
explain
the
how
and
why
of
Earth's
earthquakes.
Topics
include
plate
movement,
types
of
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This site provides an interactive way to learn about the rocks and minerals found in everyday objects. Here, kids start with a clickable kitchen scene. For each item, students are taken to an information screen that explains a rock or mineral and how it has been used in the item. The list of over twenty items includes pots, pans, plates, flatware, acid, matches, and even the kitchen sink.
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