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This lesson is intended to make students aware of the need to respect their environment and its natural resources. They will apply that knowledge in developing an "ecologically sound" city. Using an outline, they will design a city that has ecological laws, power source(s) for lights and heat, a river, two industries, and homes for its population.
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This
activity
has
students
explore
the
role
that
forests
play
in
their
own
lives
by
listing
everyday
products
made
from
trees.
They
use
the
Internet
to
find
as
many
uses
for
trees
as
possible
in
order
to
develop
a
class
list
that
should
include
foods
from
trees,
products
derived
from
all
parts
of
a
tree,
environmental
benefits
of
trees,
and
recreational
uses
of
trees.
Students
are
then
asked
to
imagine
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Most
people
today
get
their
water
from
public
utility
companies,
who
obtain
it
from
a
natural
source.
Some
of
our
water
comes
from
surface
water
such
as
lakes
and
rivers.
Other
utility
companies
get
water
from
underground
sources
(rock,
clay,
sand,
gravel)
called
aquifers.
Public
utility
companies
must
clean
this
water
to
make
it
safe.
This
process
is
called
water
treatment.
This
lesson
has
students
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The
purpose
of
this
lesson
is
to
examine
the
role
of
technology
in
identifying
and
tracking
hurricanes.
It
is
the
second
in
a
two-part
series
on
the
science
of
hurricanes
and
the
kinds
of
technology
being
used
to
identify
and
track
them.
Students
broaden
their
study
by
exploring
how
technology
and
science
are
used
today
to
identify,
measure,
and
track
powerful
tropical
storms
to
better
warn
and
secure
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This
lesson
allows
students
to
compare
and
contrast
three
NASA
satellites:
The
Extreme
Ultraviolet
Explorer
(EUVE),
The
Cosmic
Background
Explorer
(COBE),
and
the
Hubble
Space
Telescope
(HST).
The
lesson
includes
access
to
data
and
images
from
these
three
NASA
astronomy
satellites,
contrasting
the
way
the
sky
appears
in
three
very
different
electromagnetic
wavelengths
or
colors
of
light.
Other
satellite
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At
this
site,
students
learn
about
the
history
of
Earth
imaging
and
the
Landsat
satellite
program.
They
develop
interpretation
skills
as
they
play
a
game
that
involves
inferring
the
subjects
of
various
Landsat
images.
This
lesson
will
help
students
to
be
able
to
show
understanding
of
the
history
and
development
of
Earth
sensing,
describe
Landsat
and
its
role
in
modern
Earth
imaging,
and
use
knowledge
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Students
are
introduced
to
general
space
science
with
information
about
astronauts,
space
probes,
space
travel,
the
Hubble
Space
Telescope,
space
suits,
and
the
Columbia
Shuttle
accident.
Biographies
of
important
scientists
and
astronauts
are
included,
and
vocabulary
crossword
puzzles,
maps,
logic
riddles,
and
coloring
pages
extend
learning.
Each
page
offers
links
to
a
glossary
of
important
terms.
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This
activity
will
help
students
to
understand
and
explain
where
drinking
water
comes
from
and
where
wastewater
goes
once
it
leaves
the
home,
as
well
as
how
the
water
we
use
fits
into
the
water
cycle.
It
is
based
on
a
story
that
describes
the
journey
of
a
water
drop
from
the
well
to
the
septic
leaching
field
of
a
rural
system.
In
a
conversation
with
a
little
girl,
the
drop
also
describes
a
journey
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These
activities
allow
students
to
explore
many
different
ways
to
measure
and
record
time.
The
most
important
points
are
that
almost
any
regular,
predictable
phenomenon
can
be
used
to
record
the
passage
of
time
and
orderly
patterns
of
these
phenomena
help
to
construct
useful
frames
of
reference
from
which
calendars
evolved
and
are
still
evolving.
In
addition,
any
proposed
calendar
must
be
compatible
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This
resource
is
part
of
the
Science
Education
Gateway
(SEGway)
project,
funded
by
NASA,
which
is
a
national
consortium
of
scientists,
museums,
and
educators
working
together
to
bring
the
latest
science
to
students,
teachers,
and
the
general
public.
Students
learn
about
the
history
of
Earth
imaging,
and
the
LANDSAT
satellite
program.
They
read
illustrated
pages
about
the
history
and
development
of
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