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Ships
travelling
between
Lake
Ontario
and
Lake
Erie
use
the
Welland
Canal.
Beginning
with
a
conversation
between
characters
Mathise,
Geo,
and
Trig,
they
explain
how
a
lock
in
the
canal
operates
by
gravity
alone,
without
pumps.
The
characters
use
mathematics
to
solve
problems
such
as
how
long
the
locks
take
to
fill
and
how
to
express
the
volume
and
flow
of
water
in
more
common
terms
(bathtubs
of
water
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This
is
the
site
of
a
not
for
profit
educational
initiative.
The
site
strives
to
promote
competency
in
literacy
and
mathematics
using
lessons
that
focus
on
an
aquaculture
themes.
These
lessons
include
Understanding
Percents
(through
the
management
of
classroom
fish),
Equivalent
Fractions
(use
food-coloring,
sugar,
and
a
dissolved
oxygen
tests
to
determine
concentrations),
and
Japanese
Garden
(where
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This
standards-based
module
uses
hands-on
activities
and
real-time
data
investigations
to
allow
students
in
the
elementary
grades
to
investigate
weather
phenomena
both
locally
as
well
as
in
other
places
around
the
world.
By
using
hands-on
activities
and
real-time
data
investigations,
the
students
will
develop
a
basic
understanding
of
how
weather
can
be
described
in
measurable
quantities,
such
as
temperature,
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This
is
a
National
Oceanic
and
Atmospheric
Association
(NOAA)
sponsored
website
that
includes
a
variety
of
resources
for
educators
and
students.
Oil
spills
are
defined
by
scientists
and
further
explained
using
photographs
and
questions
previously
submitted
by
students
and
teachers.
Experiments
for
students
and
teachers
are
categorized
by
grade
level
and
information
on
how
to
obtain
instructional
kits
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This
live,
interactive
electronic
field
trip
to
a
North
Carolina
estuary
is
conducted
on
two
dates
each
year.
Previous
field
trips
are
stored
for
non-interactive
access.
Teachers
can
access
resources
on
such
topics
as
estuarine
and
coastal
monitoring,
management,
cultural
traditions,
invasive
species,
and
habitat
restoration.
The
lesson
plans
include
grade
level
and
standards
applicable
for
technology,
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