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The
activities
in
this
unit
are
intended
to
spark
interest
in
responsible
land
use
and
sustainable
human
settlements
on
the
Moon.
They
include
Lunar
Land
Use,
Life
Support
Systems,
and
Lunar
Biosphere.
These
activities
require
teamwork,
research,
and
development
of
model
systems.
Students
will
perform
such
activities
as
presenting
proposals
for
developments
on
the
Moon
in
a
competition
for
approval
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This site offers an introduction to minerals, crystals and gems. Lesson plans involve creating a classroom exhibit and investigating rocks and minerals, watching crystals grow, and looking for minerals and mineral products (including a mineral scavenger hunt). There is also a section on Smithsonian resources, including teaching aids, books, and websites.
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This
activity
is
designed
to
help
students
learn
about
how
important
it
is
to
take
care
of
our
land
and
protect
it
from
pollution.
They
will
discover
that
an
arbitrary
line
on
a
map
will
not
keep
wildlife
such
as
grizzly
bears,
wolves,
or
birds
from
leaving
a
protected
area
in
search
of
food
or
force
wildlife
not
to
follow
a
traditional
migration
pattern.
They
will
also
realize
that
neither
exotic
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This
site
uses
a
question
and
answer
format
to
provide
detailed
information
about
acid
rain.
It
presents
information
about
the
causes
of
acid
rain,
including
data
on
each
of
the
contributing
factors,
focusing
on
both
sulfur
and
nitrogen
compounds,
and
an
explanation
of
the
difference
between
target
load
and
critical
load.
Other
sections
have
information
about
the
effect
of
acid
rain
on
water,
forests,
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This
is
the
kid's
page
of
the
European
Space
Agency
(ESA).
It
contains
an
extensive
selection
of
materials
for
younger
students.
The
lab
section
contains
activties,
animations,
and
interactive
maps.
The
fun
section
features
games,
an
art
gallery,
quiz,
coloring
book,
and
downloads.
The
news
section
features
articles
on
ESA's
current
activities.
The
site
is
available
in
English,
German,
French,
Spanish,
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In this activity, students learn about and simulate some of the potential impacts of land development on wolves and their habitat. They recognize that loss of habitat is the most critical problem facing wolves today. In addition to background information and activity procedures, the site contains a link to more information on the timber wolf.
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This
site
contains
figures
and
tables
that
describe
the
progress
of
a
typical
hurricane
season
in
terms
of
the
total
number
of
tropical
systems
and
hurricanes
produced
throughout
the
year
in
the
Atlantic
and
East
Pacific
basins.
The
figures
have
curves
which
represent
the
average
cumulative
production
of
all
named
tropical
systems,
all
hurricanes,
and
those
hurricanes
which
were
Category
3
or
stronger
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This
resource
introduces
students
to
an
example
of
a
salt-water
ecosystem.
The
first
section,
'A
Sea
of
Questions',
is
a
question-and-answer
feature
that
looks
at
a
tropical
mangrove
ecosystem.
The
second
section
is
in
interactive
feature,
'Too
Many
Examples?',
which
allows
students
to
examine
the
flora
and
fauna
of
a
mangrove
swamp.
Ichthyologist
Ian
Harrison
explains
the
process
of
sampling
and
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These
suggestions
for
activities
allow
students
to
learn
about
acid
deposition
in
new
and
interactive
ways,
both
in
and
out
of
the
classroom.
The
suggestions
are
for
individuals
and
small
groups,
the
class
as
a
whole,
or
for
field
trips.
Students
may
contact
local
experts
about
acid
rain
issues,
investigate
the
energy
sources
used
to
generate
electricity
by
their
local
power
companies,
collect
cartoons
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This
article,
entitled
Earth:
All
Stressed
Out,
dicusses
the
reasons
for
crustal
movement,
the
different
types
of
faults
and
seismic
waves,
and
an
explanation
of
how
the
damage
is
caused.
The
article
includes
several
animations
that
support
the
explanations,
plus
a
video
taken
during
a
destructive
California
earthquake.
There
are
also
three
sidebars
that
support
the
article.
They
are
Learning
from
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