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This
Internet-based
collaborative
project
will
allow
students
to
share
information
about
water
usage
with
other
students
from
around
the
country
and
the
world.
Based
on
data
collected
by
their
household
members
and
their
classmates,
students
will
determine
the
average
amount
of
water
used
by
one
person
in
a
day.
They
will
compare
this
to
the
average
amount
of
water
used
per
person
per
day
in
other
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This
activity
has
students
use
internet
resources
to
learn
about
celestial
coordinates,
and
how
to
use
an
emphemeris
to
locate
planets
on
a
horizon
sky
map.
The
sky
maps
are
then
used
for
outdoor
observing.
A
more
advanced
application
has
students
draw
maps
in
celestial
coordinates.
They
first
learn
about
the
celestial
coordinate
system
astronomers
use
and
then
they
generate
a
position,
or
ephemeris,
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In
this
activity,
students
will
study
data
from
satellite
temperature
images
and
underwater
sensors
(CTDs)
to
look
for
evidence
of
an
upwelling
off
the
coast
of
New
Jersey.
Based
on
their
new
knowledge,
they
will
use
real-time
ocean
data
from
the
Coastal
Ocean
Observatory
Laboratory
(COOLroom)
to
create
their
own
ocean
weather
forecast
for
the
local
newspaper.
Students
will
discover
that
using
the
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In
this
lesson,
students
will:
locate
the
park
they
are
visiting
on
a
map;
compare
land
cover
and
land
use
on
a
map
to
the
land
use
today;
and
make
predictions
about
land
cover
and
land
use
based
on
topography,
resources,
history
and
demographic
trends.
This
lesson
plan
is
designed
to
accompany
the
Digital
Shaded-Relief
Map
of
Pennsylvania
and
the
Commonwealth
of
Pennsylvania
Land
Cover
Map,
both
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In this lesson, students will learn that geological time can be measured in several different ways, providing independent lines of evidence for measuring deep time and sequencing geological and biological events of the past. Students explore different methods of measuring geological time, comparing the time dimensions, mechanisms, and materials used for each.
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