Internet Project Web Sites

Internet Project Web Sites
Cyberbee Internet Projects and Ideas Express Quest Internet Project Snowstorms in the Classroom Flat Stanley A great project for elementary grades that integrates reading, writing, and Internet use. The International Boiling Point Project A project for middle-school and secondary-school science classrooms to study how the boiling point of water varies in different places around the world.	Cyber Surfari CyberSurfari is a year-round resource that provides ideas and activities to help you incorporate the Web into your classroom and your home. By visiting this site, you will hone your deductive reasoning skills, increase your Web navigation savvy, and visit hundreds of hand-picked Web sites full of fun and useful information for teachers, families, and students. Monarch Watch Raise Monarch butterflies, tag them, and study the pattern of reports during their annual migration.
Global SchoolNet's Internet Project Registry	Australian Curriculum Projects Registry
	Journey North A K-12 project to study the seasonal migration of wildlife.
AT&T Learning Network Projects List This is a list of online projects with descriptions of each.	EduPlace Project Center The Project Center is a collection of online projects created by teachers.
School World Internet Projects There are many projects already designed for specific subjects and grade levels.	Global Schoolhouse Created for busy teachers who are searching for online projects for classroom integration, the Internet Projects Registry has become the "Stop Looking!" resource.
NASA Quest Calendar of Events	Classroom Connect .. The Quest Channel
CIESE Collaborative Projects This site offers fun, interesting and easy to do projects.	Ask an Expert
MCSD WebQuest Page	Online Expeditions
Field Trips Site	Field Trips
Newsday In the Newsday Project, students will write articles and post them for the whole world to see! Then they read and choose articles from other schools to download and include in their own newspaper! Students' reading and writing skills improve while they learn about current local, national, and global issues. Newsday currently takes place twice each year.	The Wonderful World of Weather This has been created for use by students in the elementary grades to allow them to investigate weather phenomenon both locally as well as in other places around the world. Because of their ages students will not study complex weather concepts such as forecasting but will focus on developing a basic understanding of how weather can be described by measurable quantities, such as temperature, wind and precipitation.
Mighty Math M & M Project Mighty m&m Math teaches fractions and percentages in a motivating and mouth-watering way.	Postcard Geography This is a simple project, offered to classes all over the world via the Internet. Your class commits to exchanging picture postcards (purchased, computer or handmade) with all other participants. This "Class to Class" exchange is appropriate for all ages.
Bucket Buddies In this project students will attempt to determine whether or not the same fresh water macroinvertebrates will be found in different locations, both around the country and around the world	The Tooth Tally Project This project provides an opportunity for first graders to communicate with other first graders around the world by sharing information about something most of them have in common: lost teeth! Teachers will collect data in their classrooms about the number of teeth lost by their students during each month of the project. They'll communicate this information to the other first-grade classes in their project groups. Classes are encouraged to use the exchanged data to practice graphing, solve math problems, and write stories. Specific lesson suggestions are provided on the Web site
Web - Based Project Page All subjects and all grade levels.

K-12 Project Announcements
Project Title: Hope Project Begin & End Dates: 3/01/03 to 12/31/05 Project Summary: Creating a contact list of people able to connect to students in developing countries in an effort to forge greater bonds in closing the digital divide and encourage a mutual exchange of ideas and resources between students.	Project Title: The E-Girlz Project Project Begin & End Dates: 3/18/02 to 5/31/03 Project Summary: Each group will research professional career options for women in the fields of Technology, Science, and Mathematics. Participants will practice research and web page construction, while exploring potential career interests.	Project Title: Toga's Travels Project Begin & End Dates: 9/01/02 to 12/30/05 Project Summary: Share information about your city and receive information about our city. Sign up to receive a visit from Toga, our traveling horse. Toga comes to visit for a few weeks and brings a disposable camera, a journal, and an information packet about our school and city, Saratoga Springs, New York.
Project Title: One Out of Two Homes in America Project Begin & End Dates: 3/01/02 to 5/15/02 Project Summary: Sears claims that one out of two homes in America has a Kenmore appliance. Students will conduct a survey to gather data to test this claim.	Project Title: Classroom with a View Project Begin & End Dates: 3/01/03 to 3/30/04 Project Summary: Students around the world have different experiences everyday and one obvious one is the daily experiences of their hometown and school. Classes are asked to submit a photo taken from somewhere in their school grounds showing the view and a brief blurb about their school. It will be a valuable experience for students to get to see the world a little bit through a "classroom" window.	Project Title: State Symbols Project Begin & End Dates: 8/05/02 to 5/01/03 Project Summary: Participants in this project will provide the name of their state and tell about the symbols of their state.

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