Games: Kids Games kids. We think the games sites below can be a lot of fun, and a tensionreliever from taxes. It s an archeology adventure to remember! . http://www.unclefed.com/FunStuff/Kids/Kids.html
Farnsley Archaeology Sits units that will stretch kids Education www.otsego.net - Stephen A. Hollock-OneontaPlus Education To Oneonta Plus - %CurrentCnt% archeology Papers, museums http://www.jefferson.k12.ky.us/schools/middle/farnsley/project/farnsley/links/ar
Curric_link1.htm Royal Ontario Museum This fantastic site has lots of great activitiesfor kids in areas like archeology, fossils, cuneiform, and more. http://www.newton.mec.edu/bigelow/library/curric_link1.html
Archeology Month their Fantastic Factoids, an archeological glossary, and an astounding collectionof links, WebQuests and interactive expeditions for teachers and kids. http://www.glc.k12.ga.us/news/NewsItems/Current/celeb/archeology.htm
KIDS Jerusalem Adventures at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo; experience ancient crafts and archeology in the kids JERUSALEM ADVENTURES will help you plan, arrange, coordinate and guide you http://www.tourisrael.co.il/kone.html
Extractions: There is more to this rock than meets the eye! GeoSafari Prospector's Mystery Rock from Educational Insights takes the mystery out of archeology, providing kids with a full kit for excavation of the treasure-ridden rock! Within this clay rock kids can find 10 unique treasures, including 3 real gemstones, 1 genuine emerald, 2 prehistoric fossils, 1 ancient dinosaur bone, and 3 rock and mineral specimens, which includes 1 lump of "fool's gold." This kit includes an excavation tool, specimen brush, sorting trays for mystery treasures, and a log and activity book with tips for observations and experiments. GeoSafari Prospector's Mystery Rock leads to rock-solid learning! Recommended Age
2004 Calendar Of Events And Programs Family Dig It Weekend II kids 812 their parents. June 13 July 23 UNM BioarcheologicalField School Undergrad grad students. June 26 archeology Day CAA http://www.caa-archeology.org/html/programs.htm
Extractions: P. O. Box 366 Kampsville, IL 62053 Phone: (618) 653 - 4316 Fax: (618) 653 - 4232 Were excited to offer you a variety of interesting and fun programs in 2004. Click on the blue quick link for detailed descriptions of our programs! Dates Program Who may enroll? April 5 - May 21 Past Lifeways Program School groups June 6 - July 31 Women in Archeology Internship Program Female Graduate Students June 7-11 Adults 50+ Field School June 12-13 Family Dig It Weekend June 1418 Flintknapping Workshop June 19-20 Family Dig It Weekend II June 13 July 23 UNM Bioarcheological Field School June 26 Archeology Day CAA Members July 5-16 Youth Field School Students 13-17 July 19-August 13 Adult Field School Sept. 3October 31
The Bowers Museum - Press Releases Not only do the kids get a chance to learn about archeology, history, and anthropology,but they get to go out and get dirty as well. The kids journey http://www.bowers.org/about_us/about_press.asp?PRID=46
Bell Museum Of Natural History: For Kids And Schools... This kit will help students appreciate some of the most misunderstood creatureson earth. archeology and Paleontology. What is archeology? http://www.bellmuseum.org/kitlist.html
Extractions: Back to Learning Kit page Amphibians and Reptiles. Are snakes really slimy? How do they breathe? Do snakes have inner organs like ours? Are tadpoles, frogs, and toads the same critter? Answer these questions through dynamic, hands-on activities and written lessons. This kit will help students appreciate some of the most misunderstood creatures on earth. Archeology and Paleontology. What is archeology? What is paleontology? Why do we need to know about the past? Find the answers to these questions through identifying the included fossils and artifacts, making a mold and cast, recreating an animal's decay process, excavating a site, and much more. The past will certainly become more enthralling! Pertinent books are included. Avian Architecture.
Extractions: Kids Korner Middle School Web Resources: You can find fun and interesting things to do by exploring these Math Language Arts/Reading Science and Social Studies links.* Mathematics Language Arts/Reading http://www.ala.org/parentspage/greatsites/amazing.html Citing Internet Resources http://www.classroom.com/community/connection/howto/citeresources.jhtml "Discovering Dickens" – Internet-based middle school projects for learning more about Charles Dickens - http://www.west.net/~cybrary/Dickens/index.html
Extractions: Bucharest, the capital of Romania is the major centre of culture, industry and trade. Located in southern Romania on the Dambovita River, Bucharest is famous for its beautiful and old churches and cathedrals, its buildings which are reminiscent of Paris and other Western capitals, its museums of art, history and traditional culture, its large gardens and parks with a lot of attractions for children and not only. City Menu The students (aged 9) involved in the gpc.kids.earth project are in the 3rd grade A. They have been studying English for 2 years and IT for 1 year. They are very fond of playing games on the computer, reading, drawing, going on trips, riding their bikes, decorating their classroom and making new friends. They are smart, diligent and gifted at drawing, singing, and playing football. This is not the first time they have participated in an international project. So far they have been involved in two projects: Spring Day in Europe and First Day of Spring Weather. As regards the gpc.kids.earth project, the children in the 3rd grade A will be helped by four students who are in the 5th and 6th grade. We've included descriptions both in English and Romanian.
Archeology - The Presidio Trust We are also in the process of organizing a program for primary schoolage kids to come and learn about archeology at the Presidio. http://www.presidiotrust.gov/park/currentprojects.asp
Extractions: Doyle Drive Utility Trench 1912 map of the Presidio, made by the Office of the Constructing Quartermaster On Tuesday, July 10, 2001 a utilities crew working underneath Doyle Drive by the Gorgas Street warehouses unearthed a large deposit of ceramics. The ceramic deposit, mostly broken sherds, represents materials from both the Quartermaster Department and decorated tableware. Trust archeologists identified a layer of burned soil and artifacts just above the ceramic deposit and excavated both deposits in stratigraphic succession. Museum specialists at the Trust's Archeology lab are currently researching and cataloging this large deposit of Quartermaster Depot ceramics. Some ceramic fragments we found during the cataloging process had maker's marks which identify the country and company where the ceramic piece was manufactured. These maker's marks help us to date the deposit and offer clues about what kinds of activities people were engaging in during certain time periods. When we find a piece of ceramic with a mark on it, we can look up information about the company in a number of different reference books. Here are a few examples of ceramic maker's marks we found during the Doyle Drive trench project. This company, "Edwin M. Knowles" was established in 1900 in West Virginia. Edwin Knowles produced "very fine dinnerware" until 1963 when the Newell, West Virginia plant closed down. The numbers located below the mark, "17-2-3" represent the year and factory number where the piece was manufactured. We know for certain this piece was produced in 1917, what we don't know is when the piece was actually thrown away. By examining other artifacts found in the deposit, we can come up with a date range which reflects the probable date of deposit.
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Extractions: Index When people access our web site they will be informed about the findings that archeologists have uncover, what archeology is, and the steps to uncovering their findings. They will also learn new vocabulary words when they get to our site. We have also told you about famous findings that archeologists have uncovered. Visit Site 1999 ThinkQuest USA Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site. Privacy Policy
Kids College Grade kids 8131, Time 1-4 pm, archeology * This course is for the young IndianaJones in your family. (For accelerated students.) kids 56-31, 1-4 pm. http://www.oakton.edu/cont_ed/all/summer/grade.html
Archeology OAS kids Day Saturday, August 16, 2003 Throughout the day, kids can learn about theworld of historic archaeology by participating in handson demonstrations. http://www.bonnecherepark.on.ca/html/programs/archaeology.html
Extractions: Each year in conjunction with the Ontario Archaeological Society (OAS) Ottawa Chapter , the Friends host various public archaeological workshops, digs and conferences in and around Bonnechere Park. Archaeology is the study of the physical remains of past human cultures. At Bonnechere, the focus is on historic archaeology which encompases the period following the first European contact with Natives or subsequent to the arrival of Samuel de Champlain in the Ottawa Valley post-1600 more or less. Join archaeologists at Lafleur Homestead and step back into history on a guided tour of built heritage sites along the Little Bonnechere River. Lafleur has been a good place to stay for hundreds of years: in the late 1800s settlement farmers built this home and early Canadian loggers used it as stopping place as they travelled to and from Basin Depot.
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Media Archeology 2004 Film Board This film reads like a nature documentary but with little kids at a MediaArcheology is funded by a grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the http://www.aurorapictureshow.org/calendar/medarch.html
Extractions: Skip Elsheimer, Liz Keim, Stephen Parr, Greg Pierce, and Rick Prelinger. With a site-specific film installation by Luke Savisky. The Media Archeology series brings eight of the most notable US 16mm film collectors to Houston with handpicked rarities from their libraries. Each collector specializes in a unique film genre including the classroom academic film, stock footage, educational and training films, science films, advertising, industrial, amateur, and found home movies. SCHEDULE: Wednesday, April 14
