Rescheduled this month by grade level are a selection of videos which are used in the lessons. Teachers may want to make their own recordings of the programs. They are different types of wetlands found in different environments but all serving the same functions. Students visit wetlands found in Texas, Georgia, Hawaii, and two islands in Micronesia to learn about wetlands, how they function, why they are important, and what is impacting them. Students visit the Atlantic coast and the islands of Hawaii to investigate the loggerhead and the green sea turtle populations.
Scientists share their research.
Students will join the astronauts, scientists, and engineers who are designing, constructing, and assembling the football field-sized space station. They will explore what kind of science will be taking place there and how the astronauts train for living in space. For educators trying to fill in the gaps of their Reading Rainbow tape libraries, here s the scoop on what s coming . . . Programs continue consecutively on weekday mornings through program 140 on Thursday, March 30. Then the requests take over.