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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
teaches
young
students
that
environmental
problems
vary
from
community
to
community.
They
learn
the
difference
between
urban
environmental
problems
and
rural
environmental
problems,
as
well
as
possible
solutions
to
both.
The
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
the
lesson.
The
Classroom
Connectors
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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
explains
how
some
chemicals
may
affect
the
environment.
Students
discuss
issues
relating
to
the
use
of
chemicals
in
the
environment,
learn
about
the
affect
they
have,
and
learn
careful
use
of
chemicals
to
protect
the
environment.
The
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
the
lesson.
The
Classroom
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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
teaches
young
students
about
the
energy
that
exists
in
our
environment
and
how
it
is
used.
Through
this
lesson
students
learn
to
describe
activities
that
require
energy,
match
activities
with
their
energy
source,
and
apply
this
to
means
of
transportation.
The
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
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These six reminders to younger students are about bad practices that waste or pollute water. These include waiting to fix a leak, using water from the hot water tap when cooking, carelessly discarding motor oil, tossing toxic materials in the trash, watering the lawn in the middle of the day, and using the garbage disposal too much. There is also a link that leads to information about composting.
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Ground Water and Drinking Water, Kid's Stuff -
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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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What's Up With the Weather? : NOVA and Frontline Examine the Truth About Global Warming -
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This
activity
is
designed
to
make
students
aware
of
just
how
much
clean
fresh
water
is
wasted
while
waiting
for
the
water
to
become
warm
in
our
spigots.
They
will
make
predictions
of
the
amount
of
time
and
the
quantity
of
water
wasted,
collect
data
for
the
kitchen
and
bathroom
sinks,
and
calculate
the
class
average
of
time
and
water
wasted
per
sink.
They
are
then
introduced
to
the
concept
of
projections,
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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 requires the teacher to tell a story and lead a discussion to explain how electricity causes air pollution. The story and related discussion are designed to help the student to understand why saving energy, including electricity, hot water and home heating, helps to reduce air pollution.
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This lesson is the first of a two-part series on the science of hurricanes and the kinds of technology being used to identify and track them. In this segment, students examine different scientific aspects of hurricanes, all in an effort to begin to understand the nature of motion, particularly how changes in speed or direction of motion are caused by forces.
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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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StarChild: A Learning Center for Young Astronomers -
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