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The
California
Foundation
for
Agriculture
in
the
Classroom
works
with
K-12
teachers,
students,
and
community
leaders,
to
enhance
education
using
agricultural
examples.
This
site
provides
information
about
teacher
training,
student
programs,
agriculture
weblinks,
and
many
resource
materials
for
the
classroom.
Those
materials
include
downloadable
curriculum
units
covering
topics
such
as
heredity,
cycles,
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This
is
an
8-week
life
science
inquiry
program
for
5th
graders
focusing
on
biodiversity.
Classrooms
register
to
participate
during
specific
time
periods
of
the
academic
year.
Students
collect
data
on
animal
distribution
in
their
schoolyard
using
Palm
Pilots
and
software
originally
used
by
African
Animal
Trackers.
An
electronic
discussion
board
and
the
creation
of
their
own
web-based
biodiversity
maps
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The
National
Association
of
Biology
Teachers
(NABT)
site
is
designed
for
educators
to
share
experiences
and
expertise
with
colleagues
from
around
the
globe,
keep
up
with
trends
and
developments
in
the
field,
and
grow
professionally.
This
site
contains
news
and
events,
information
on
conferences
and
workshops,
publications,
and
other
education
and
professional
development
resources.
There
is
a
form
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This
database
contains
worldwide
information
on
minerals,
mineral
localities
and
other
mineralogical
information.
In
part
supported
by
advertising,
it
stores
data
on
25,000
different
minerals,
varieties
and
synonyms
listed
with
over
4,000
valid
mineral
and
mineraloid
names.
The
database
is
searchable
by
name,
properties,
chemistry
and
locality.
Many
photographs
and
some
maps
are
provided.
Information
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ChesSIE
is
a
unique
web-based
resource
center
and
communications
hub,
broadly
supporting
watershed-wide
K-12
Chesapeake
Bay
science
education.
ChesSIE
provides
educators
with
access
to
quality
Bay-related
education
resources,
online
data
and
professional
development
opportunities,
and
supplies
researchers,
resource
managers
and
other
Bay
stakeholders
with
a
venue
for
sharing
information
and
connecting
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This
Thinkquest
site
provides
information
about:
winter
sports
and
health,
including
hypothermia
and
frostbite;
the
history
of
the
ice
age;
and
the
science
of
snow,
including
glaciers,
icebergs,
ice
caves,
frost,
animals
that
live
in
the
snow,
avalanches,
and
the
water
cycle.
There
are
book
reviews
and
poems,
a
snow
dictionary,
games
and
quizzes,
activities
(how
to
build
a
snowman
and
snow
painting),
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Project
Iceberg
is
the
education
and
outreach
site
for
ANDRILL
(ANtarctic
geologic
DRILLing),
a
research
project
to
drill
and
recover
cores
of
sedimentary
rock
from
the
sea
floor
beneath
the
McMurdo
Ice
Shelf
in
order
to
construct
a
history
of
paleoenvironmental
changes
that
will
guide
understanding
of
the
scope,
speed,
and
frequency
of
glacial
and
interglacial
changes
in
Antarctica.
The
site
features
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This
site
provides
a
complete
and
comprehensive
center
for
students
to
learn
about
rivers.
Animated
pages
about
erosional
processes,
river
volume,
velocity,
and
transport
are
available
for
students
to
print
or
take
notes
on.
Case
studies
on
the
Singapore
River
and
Rhine
River
are
presented
with
pictures.
On-line
worksheets
cover
erosion,
deposition,
and
river
patterns.
An
on-line
study
guide
summarizes
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