Students then make inferences about animal migrations and the impact of humans on the natural environment. Other groups are allowed to ask yes or no questions in order to gain further knowledge. Other students, in turn, use on-line forms to offer their diagnoses. The partner school then must redraw the partner, based on the descriptive text. The site contains writing resources and guidelines, as well.
Students submit handdrawn or digital images of snowmen and snowomen in various professions.
K-12 Connecticut fourth graders invite students from around the world to measure how long it takes an ice cube to melt in their location. Once all of the data is collected, students look for relationships between geography and melt time. This site is a resource page for Eleanor Coerr's book Sadako and the 1000 Paper Cranes , which is about a girl who develops leukemia and dies after the Hiroshima bombing. This site shows students how to participate in the Earth Day Groceries Project , in which students decorate paper grocery bags with pro-environmental messages, and give them to stores to use to hold customers' groceries. This site sells a curriculum in which students learn about everyday heroes, study the quality of heroes, and then implement a service-learning project so they, too, can be heroic.