For the second year in a row, students anywhere in the world
can join a team of explorers biking through Mexico and Central
America in search of the ancient Mayans.
Students will concentrate on exlporing Iceland, Yellowstone
National Park, and the environment, near their own homes. JASON
VII includes dynamic earth, animal migrations and the movement
of people.
The project combines email and the Web with satellite technology,
giving students the rare opportunity to follow dozens of species
as they migrate north.
Every time you figure out a new way of doing something or
change something to fit your needs, you become an inventor!!
Share your ideas so we can learn from ome another.
Here you can expect to see many languages spoken, but all
about the same thing, money - we hope this will encourage all
of us to learn as much about one another as we can.
This is a Passport to Knowledge project. They will return
to the ice again this year and will focus on marine biology and
interaction of oceans, ice seals, and penguins.
In 1996 NASA will launch two missions to Mars. The Mars Global
Surveyor spacecraft will be launched in November and Mars Pathfinder
spacecraft will lift-off in December returning a wealth of new
science data.
Choose a landmark anywhere in the world. Compose nine clues
and share them with other participants. The school which guesses
the most landmarks wins the game.
MidLink Magazine , the electronic magazine for kids in the
middle grades--generally ages 10 to 15. Browse through our interactive
space to enjoy art and writing that will link middle school kids
all over the world.
Monster Exchange is designed to encourage the development
of reading, writing and fine art skills while integrating Internet
technology into the classroom curriculum. Classrooms from a variety
of schools worldwide are paired together; the students in each
classroom are split into groups, each of which designs an original
picture of a monster.
Visiting Math Mentors"
will volunteer for one or more weeks to reply to solutions submitted
by elementary students to companion project Elementary Problem
of the Week.
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