41. Does The Bible Teach A Young Earth? the Bible teach a Young earth? By Matt Perman. On the basis of internal evidence, it is this writer s conviction that yom the Hebrew word for day in Genesis http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/8449/days.html

Does the Bible Teach a Young Earth? By Matt Perman "On the basis of internal evidence, it is this writer's conviction that yom [the Hebrew word for day] in Genesis one could not have been intended by the Hebrew author to mean a literal twenty-four-hour day," concludes Dr. Gleason Archer, a biblical scholar who is fluent in Hebrew and over 30 related languages, one of the main translators for the New American Standard Bible, and a bold defender of the historicity and authority of the Bible.[1] Nearly half of Americans, however, believe that the earth was created in six twenty-four-hour days because, they say, the Bible teaches this.[2] The logical implication of this interpretation is that, according to the Bible, the earth must be young. But is this understanding of the creation account required by the text? More importantly, is it true? If it is not true, and the "days" of Genesis are intended to mean "ages" (as Dr. Archer testifies), then the Bible does not teach a young earth but allows for the evidence that the earth is very old. Genesis Unbound: A Provocative New Look at the Creation Account (Sisters, OR: Multnomah Boks, 1996).

42. The Environmental Literacy Council - Earth Day teacherSource Mathline These interdisciplinary teaching guides combine earth day and Math to teach concepts such as recycling and population growth and decay. http://www.enviroliteracy.org/subcategory.php/255.html

Home About ELC Site Map Contact Us ... Food Earth Day Earth Day is celebrated every year on the same day, April 22. Proposed in 1969 by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson, Earth Day is an opportunity for citizens to demonstrate their commitment to improving environmental quality. Twenty million Americans participated in the first Earth Day in April 1970 , expressing their support for issues such as resource conservation and environmental quality. During the next decade, legislation such as the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts strengthened federal regulation and protection of the environment. An understanding of the effect that individuals have on their surroundings is vital to environmental literacy. Earth Day is a great occasion to learn more about current environmental issues, participate in local environmental activities , or make a small change around the house . For more on Earth Day, visit these websites: EPA: Earth Day This page from the US Environmental Protection agency explains how people can celebrate Earth Day at home in the classroom , and in the community . The EPA also offers articles describing the history of Earth Day and a downloadable Earth Day Coloring and Activity Book for younger students.

43. Seventh Generation | Making A Difference | Earth Day is being planned for next spring when a nationwide environmental teachin coordinated earth day 1970 achieved a rare alignment of political and economic http://www.seventhgeneration.com/page.asp?id=1411

44. EcoMentors :: Elementary Teachers - Earth Day Celebration You are here Teachers Elementary Teachers ecoMentors Certification earth day Celebration. Click here for more information about earth day events. http://www.ecokidsonline.com/pub/ecomentors/teach/certif/earth_day.cfm

You are here :: Teachers Elementary Teachers - ecoMentors Certification In the ecoMentors program, we want to promote and support the idea that Earth Day is everyday. Yet on April 22nd, the official Earth Day, individuals, schools and communities around the world celebrate the earth by taking part in community actions, starting new environmental initiatives and celebrating nature. We would like the ecoMentors to join with these international efforts by having a class celebration on or around the actual Earth Day. Click here for more information about Earth Day events. While the activities which they and the class choose for their celebration can vary, we see the Earth Day activity as the culmination and celebration of the environmental work accomplished by the class. The class should be given the opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned through their environmental work and to celebrate their learning. Students could put on a play, hold a fair, make displays about their work or present information learned to the community or to local politicians. We encourage the ecoMentors to use their imagination and let the students decide how they would like to celebrate Earth Day. ecoMentors Is Get Started ecoMentors Lounge Teachers ... Privacy

45. EcoMentors :: High School Teachers - Earth Day Celebration You are here Teachers High School Teachers ecoMentors Certification earth day Celebration. Click here for more information about earth day events. http://www.ecokidsonline.com/pub/ecomentors/teach/hs_certif/earth_day.cfm

You are here :: Teachers High School Teachers - ecoMentors Certification In the ecoMentors program, we want to promote and support the idea that Earth Day is everyday. Yet on April 22nd, the official Earth Day, individuals, schools and communities around the world celebrate the earth by taking part in community actions, starting new environmental initiatives and celebrating nature. We would like the ecoMentors to join with these international efforts by having a class celebration on or around the actual Earth Day. Click here for more information about Earth Day events. While the activities which they and the class choose for their celebration can vary, we see the Earth Day activity as the culmination and celebration of the environmental work accomplished by the class. The class should be given the opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned through their environmental work and to celebrate their learning. Students could put on a play, hold a fair, make displays about their work or present information learned to the community or to local politicians. We encourage the ecoMentors to use their imagination and let the students decide how they would like to celebrate Earth Day. ecoMentors Is Get Started ecoMentors Lounge Teachers ... Privacy

46. For Geography Teachers geography, and more teachervision.com earth day - the value our planet teachervision.com - earth Science - the Ideas for Educational Lessons teach-nology.com http://members.aol.com/bowermanb/teach.html

For Geography Teachers Geographic Organizations Geographic Links for Teachers Make Puzzles, Games, Class Materials Printable Puzzles Geographic Organizations American Geographic Society Association of American Geographers Geographers.com - international directory of geographers by name, etc. International Geographical Union National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE) National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) National Geographic Society ... State Geographic Alliance Network - links to all 50 states Return to Top Geographic Links for Teachers All About Money Curriculum - 5th-6th Grade Lesson Plans ARM Education Site Teacher Lesson Plans - on global climate change AskERIC Lesson Plans - more than 60 geography plans identified by grade level Back to School Ideas, Activities, and Ideas - from A to Z Teacher Stuff CNN Student News - news for students, resources for teachers Canada Centre of Remote Sensing: Learning Resources - see "Tutorials", "Teachers' Guides" Copernicus Curriculum Matrix - resources, lesson plans, and activities mapped to academic standards. Digital Map Store Topo Maps Lake Maps Maps for Macintosh GPS Software ... Earth Day/Eco-Projects Chatboard - from teachers.net

47. City Of San Juan Capistrano Official Website earth day Fair Will teach Us How to Protect, Clean the Environment (3/18/2004) Think that cigarette butt you threw out your car http://www.sanjuancapistrano.org/news_detail.asp?ID=119

48. Earth Day | Texas NRCS of Event This is an annual event that targets young boys and girls to teach them about...... Texas earth day Events – 2004. of Event Fiesta Gardens http://www.tx.nrcs.usda.gov/earthday.html

Texas Home About Us News Programs ... Contact Us Search Texas All NRCS Sites for Technical Resources National eFOTG Find a Service Center ... South Central Region Texas Earth Day Events – 2004 Austin, Texas Event: City of Austin Water Week Festival Date: April 30, 2004 Location of Event: Fiesta Gardens Description of Event: This is an annual event that targets young boys and girls to teach them about conservation of water and other natural resources. Contact Name: Michael Raney Phone: 512-321-2489 Email: michael.raney@tx.usda.gov Bonham, Texas Event: Soil Survey Dedication Date: March 19, 2004 Location of Event: Courthouse Annex, Bonham, TX Description: The new Fannin County Soil Survey will be made available to the Public. Guest speakers will provide remarks as to the use of this new publication. Contact Name: Randy Moore Phone: Office Phone: 903-53-9513, ext. 3; Cell Phone: 903-640-3773 Email: randy.moore@tx.usda.gov Bowie, Texas Event: Montague County Water Well Screening Date: April 27-29, 2004 Location of Event: Montague County Courthouse, Countywide project

49. John Holt 1980 does Mr. Holt think that readers of THE MOTHER earth NEWS should But how can people find the time to teach their children for six hours a day, as the http://www.bloomington.in.us/~learn/Holt.htm

John Holt: Teach Your Own Children . . . At Home This article was originally printed in the July/August 1980 edition of THE MOTHER EARTH NEWS, pp. 11-16, as their "Plowboy Interview." This reprint is edited only slightly, by adding some comments about changes in the homeschooling situation in the past 20 years. [Comments by the editor in 2000 AD will be in square brackets like these. The ellipsesthe three periods like this: ". . ." are in the original manuscript, and do NOT represent something that was omitted by the present editor. Italics, spelling, and capitalization are also completely as in the original. (Unless I made some typographical errors that I didn't catch!)] If you are interested in reading more by or about John Holt, see the book list of what is available at the Monroe County (Indiana) Public Library, or go to the Growing Without Schooling website. A little over ten years ago, the movement which aimed to make America's schools relevant, enjoyable, and truly useful for their students was at its peak. John Holt was one of the leaders of that drive to make educational institutions more child rather than teacher centered. In fact, his books

50. GM - GMability Education: Teacher Resources On Earth Day And Habitats The earth day Way Every day GM and Weekly Reader water is added to represent the earth s water, students 3. earthworms teach your children in Grades 3-5 http://www.gm.com/company/gmability/edu_k-12/teachers/earthday_way.html

GM Brand Web Sites Automotive Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC HUMMER Oldsmobile Pontiac Saab Saturn GM Buypower GM Canada Holden Opel Vauxhall GM Certified Used GM Fleet GM Defense Companies ACDelco Allison Transmission Electro-Motive Genuine GM Parts GMAC GM Accessories GMAC Bank GM Cardmember Services GM Goodwrench Service GM Mobility GM Performance Parts GM XM Radio OnStar Powertrain GM Network Fiat Fuji/Subaru Isuzu Suzuki GM Powered Duramax Hydra-matic Northstar Vortec outputMenu("blue","Company","co"); outputMenu("green","Automotive","auto"); outputMenu("orange","Services","beyauto"); 1. Weekly Reader: The Earth Day Way Every Day Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day, April 22, has encouraged people around the world to protect the environment and conserve energy resources. That's why GM has teamed up with Weekly Reader to provide schools with a free classroom program, "The Earth Day Way: Every Day." The activities included with this program, one set for grades K-1 and one set for grades 2-4, can be sent home with students to involve parents in the learning process and generate enthusiasm for environmental consciousness every day. The students may also explore the activities on line at

51. Geology's Ability To Teach Us About The Earth Geology s Ability To teach Us About The earth. impacts, natural nuclear reactors, and volcanoes will not interfere with our celebration of earth day 1996. http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/Rachel_Carson/geology.htm

Site Navigation Geology's Ability To Teach Us About The Earth By Robert C. Smith II and John H. Barnes "The present is the key to the past" has been a key concept used by geologists in interpreting their field observations since it was first proposed by the pioneering Scottish geologist James Hutton in 1785. It is a reminder to geologists that, by studying modern geologic processes, we can understand what went on in the past to create the features that we find preserved in ancient rocks. This concept is not much different than the "history repeats itself" concept of historians, who usually deal with events that occurred hundreds of years rather than hundreds of thousands or hundreds of millions of years ago. Taken together, these concepts suggest that Earth will, at times, be a scary place in the future. But is all well with our mature "Mother Earth"? Not necessarily. Without any help from man, and despite the over 4 billion years that Earth has had to settle down, earthquakes such as those at New Madrid, Mo. (1811, magnitude greater than 7), and Charleston, S.C. (1886, magnitude greater than 6), will continue to occur. They will be infrequent, but even with present technology there will be no warning. At present, we cannot even do a very good job of predicting where east-coast earthquakes will occur. What does the future hold for an Earth dominated by mankind? There will be more landslides and sinkholes than would otherwise be the case because we have a constant need to rearrange the landscape so that we can construct buildings and highways to accommodate an ever-increasing population. Many of these landslides and sinkholes are preventable, but not all will be prevented. Better news coverage in the electronic era will spread news of sinkhole collapses and call attention to municipalities that employ poor storm-water management plans, thus providing disincentive for further development in such places.

52. Lesson Plan - Earth Day earth day struggled because of a lack of political support that year. In 1980, supporters held clean up drives, offered educational programs to teach others http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/Byrnes-celebrations/earthday.htm

Subtopic: Earth Day Grade levels of mini-unit: Author: Erin Peterson Background Information: For many years, John Muir, John J. Audubon and Henry David Thoreau worked to protect our environment. These men and many others had worked hard for almost 100 years to find ways to guard our earth because many of our natural resources were disappearing. Rachel Carson, a biologist, wrote a book in 1962 Silent Spring that spoke out on pollution. The work of these people, and many others were the beginnings of a need of environmental protection in the United States and also an awareness in other countries around the world. During the Santa Barbara oil spill, in 1969, Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin came up with the idea to create an enviromental awareness day. Denis Hayes, a student at Harvard University, was hired to be the coordinator of this national movement. This celebration became known as Earth Day. On a beautiful, spring morning in April, 20,000 people gathered together in Washington D.C. to begin a campaign to save our earth. It was the 22nd of April in 1970 when Earth Day was born. There were several college campuses around the United States where Earth Day supporters met to hold their own campaigns. On April 22, 1970, over 20,000,000 people met to begin their fight to save the planet earth. Americans supported the Earth Day Campaign more than the Vietnam Protests. During Earth Day '70, people all over the nation were working on projects to protect our environment. Projects included: organizing neighborhood clean-ups, and planting trees. In Union Square, demonstrators spoke out on polluters of air, water and noise in an ecology fair. With respect to this outbreak, the government went into action by passing the Clean Air and Water Act and also the Enviromental Protection Agency was founded. After the first Earth Day, Denis Hayes and many others feared that enviromental issues would not become part of the of american way of life, but much to their surprise, activators continued their fight daily to save our environment (Earth Day Resources, pg.1).

53. Free Resources To Teach Children About The Environment or poster. The Happy earth day Coloring and Activities Book. This is one of our most popular publications for young children. It http://www.ehso.com/ehshome/childrenresources.htm

Teaching Our Kids about the Environment What is safe and dangerous in your home, school or neighborhood? Tips to Protect Children from Environmental Threats Dangers from the sun Earth Day resources Superfund Facts and Educations for Kids ... Endangered Species information for kids From the Sun Sun Protection for Kids - This document discusses precautions that can help you assist children to avoid ultraviolet (UV)-related health problems. Ultraviolet Index : An Overview - Do you know that a few simple precautions can help protect you and your children from skin cancer and serious eye injury? Sunwise Schools Program - This program provides materials to help teachers educate students in K-6 about protecting themselves from overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet radiation. Endangered Species The "Save Our Species" Endangered Species Coloring Book offers pictures kids can color and facts about some of the endangered plants and animals in the United States, including why they are endangered. (EPA21T-3048) The Protecting Endangered Species From Pesticides: Save Our Species Poster shows pictures and facts about some of the endangered plants and animals in the United States, including why they are endangered. (EPA735F94104)

54. SEAchange Online Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on April 22 to celebrate earth day and to the DNR, this new education program encourages schools to teach healthy, safe http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/seachange/index03_13.html

In this issue: "Green & Healthy" Schools celebrate Earth Day Students initiate Braille menu project Burmaster keynotes Governor’s Community Service Awards “Shape Up Wisconsin Kids” emphasizes fitness ... WINSS April 29, 2004 Volume 3, Number 13 "Green & Healthy" Schools celebrate Earth Day State Superintendent Elizabeth Burmaster joined Deputy Secretary Bill Smith of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on April 22 to celebrate Earth Day and to officially launch the “Green and Healthy Schools” program. Sponsored jointly by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) and the DNR, this new education program encourages schools to teach healthy, safe, and environmentally sound practices. Meadowbrook pledges to be Burmaster and Smith spoke with students and staff at Meadowbrook Elementary in Waukesha and Spring Harbor Middle School in Madison about their roles in promoting the program, and thanked them for being the first schools in the state to pledge to become Green and Healthy Schools. http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/greenschools/

55. Houston Earth Day 2004 - About Whatever your interest, Houston earth day will have something for you. Lots of children’s activities will teach kids about the environment while they have fun http://www.houstonearthday.org/2004/about.htm

About Houston Earth Day 2004 Date: April 24, 2004 Time: 10 AM - 6 PM Place: Sam Houston Park Cost: Free Houston Earth Day was created to be a day of education, celebration, and action for the natural world in which we live. As the largest festival built around sustainable ideals, it incorporates ideas that reduce the impact the festival has on the environment, while showing people and businesses how simple lifestyle changes can make a difference. From encouraging food vendors to sell food that doesn’t require wasteful utensils, to wide-ranging onsite recycling, to using renewable energy to power the event, Houston Earth Day leads by example. Because this is Houston’s Earth Day, the festival is free of charge. Whatever your interest, Houston Earth Day will have something for you. Our two stages will present family friendly entertainment from local and regional acts. Lots of children’s activities will teach kids about the environment while they have fun. For the adults, there will be exhibits such as electric cars. And, of course, dozens of environmental organizations and green businesses will be on hand to help you take action to protect the world you live in. The organizers of the event, the

56. US Gov't Earth Day: Federal Government Actions Portal for US Government Events Information. earth day is April 22. A new round of Brownfields Job Training Grants will teach lead and asbestos abatement, mold http://www.earthday.gov/fedactions.htm

Earth Day is April 22 Home Take Action: At Home In Your Classroom At Work Volunteer ... Contacts Celebrate and Accelerate: Federal Government Actions Brownfields Program President Bush signed historic bipartisan brownfields legislation in 2002, accelerating the cleanup of brownfields to better protect public health, create jobs, and revitalize communities. A new round of Brownfields Job Training Grants will teach lead and asbestos abatement, mold remediation, environmental sampling and related skills to individuals living in low-income areas near Brownfields sites in 16 communities around the nation. Information about revitalized sites, grants, and the Brownfields Job Training Program is available at www.epa.gov/brownfields/. Land Conservation and Stewardship Healthy Forests Initiative www.fs.fed.us/projects/hfi On December 3, 2003, President Bush signed legislation implementing key provisions of his Healthy Forests Initiative. The President's initiative is helping restore the health and vitality of forests and rangelands, and helping reduce the threat of catastrophic wildfires. This is benefiting communities and wildlife habitats. National Parks www.nps.gov

57. A Hallmark Card For Mother Earth Though you won’t find protests or teachins at our celebration, you will find practical ways to demonstrate your love for Mother earth every day, not just http://www-tech.mit.edu/V124/N22/jesslee22.22c.html

COLUMN A Hallmark Card for Mother Earth Jessica Lee www.earthday.net Jessica Lee is a member of the MIT group Share a Vital Earth. This story was published on Tuesday, April 27, 2004. Volume 124, Number 22 Other options: Read other stories in this issue. Return to our home page

58. RIDEM/Earth Day 2004- Index Page bring you one of the state s largest earth day celebrations. Conservation Week, the zoo s weeklong celebration of its year round mission to teach about the http://www.state.ri.us/dem/earthday/default.htm

DEM Home Neighborhood Cleanups/ Events History ... Links Earth Day 2004 The Rhode Island Earth Day Committee, DEM and Roger Williams Park Zoo have once again teamed up to bring you one of the state's largest earth day celebrations. Conservation Week, the zoo's week-long celebration of its year 'round mission: to teach about the environment and the importance of Earth's diverse inhabitants, will be held April 12-16, school vacation week. The earth day festival will be held on Saturday April 17, 2004. The Festival will feature exhibits in the upper zoo offering those who attend a chance to learn more about what they can do to help protect the environment. Environmental Education Annual Science and Engineering Fair (RISEF) The Rhode Island Earth Day Committee will present a special award at the Annual Science and Engineering Fair (RISEF) held at CCRI, Warwick. The award, will be presented annually at the RISEF to high school students whose projects have a theme of environmental conservation, education and awareness and supports the mission of the Earth Day Committee - "To promote and communicate education and awareness of environmental issues." Gould Scholarship Award In 1999, the environmental community in Rhode Island suffered the loss of Professor Mark Gould. Mark was an ecology professor and very active in the study of natural history in Rhode Island. In 2000 a scholarship fund was established in honor of Professor Gould for college students from Rhode Island pursuing environmental studies and/or environmental science at an institution of higher education. The money awarded, $1000, will offset the cost of books for their first semester. Follow the link to the

59. RIDEM/Earth Day 2004- History Of Earth Day The first earth day in 1970 rallied over 20 million Americans from around the country and on college campuses to get involved in environmental teachins . http://www.state.ri.us/dem/earthday/history.htm

Home RI Earth Day Home Neighborhood Cleanups/ ... Sponsors Earth Day 2004 History Earth Day was founded in 1970 by former Governor and Senator of Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson. The first Earth Day in 1970 rallied over 20 million Americans from around the country and on college campuses to get involved in environmental "teach-ins". This event, which was the largest grassroots mobilization in US history, created what has come to be known as the environmental movement. It was out of this event that came the first environmental legislation - the Clean Air and Clean Water acts. In response to this groundswell of activity in hundreds of US communities, Gaylord Nelson, Bruce Anderson and Claes Noble incorporated Earth Day USA to help facilitate the continuation of the Earth Day process. In doing so, they advanced the environmental agenda to include year-round activities that would "Make Every Day Earth Day". In 1990, more than 200 million people in 141 countries participated during Earth Day's 20th anniversary. Due in large part to the efforts of hundreds of local organizers, "Earth Day" is now an anticipated annual event. Earth Day observations and celebrations now include all social sectors, nationalities and cultural groups. Earth Day has become perhaps the most prominent catalyst for ongoing environmental education, action and change. Earth Day celebrations offer an important point of entry to address worldwide environmental concerns as well as the opportunity for communities to focus on their unique environmental problems.

60. Time Cube There is no teacher on earth qualified to teach Nature s Harmonic Simultaneous 4 day Rotating Time Cube Creation Principle, and therefore, there is no teacher http://www.timecube.com/

NATURE'S HARMONIC SIMULTANEOUS 4-DAY TIME CUBE The hollow Time Cube in which the 4 quadrant corners of Earth rotate, equates to your 4 corner bedroom, or to a 4 corner classroom which represents the 4 corners of Earth - in which stupid and evil pedants teach dumb students 1 corner knowledge. Each of the 4 corners of Earth is the beginning and ending of its own separate 24 hour day - all 4 simultaneous days within a single rotation of Earth. Place 4 different students in the 4 corners of a classroom and rotate them 4 corners each. Note that they rotate simultaneously wthin the same Time frame as if only one is rotating - just as the 4 different days on Earth rotate. 3D math applied within this hollow Cube would be erroneous math, as it would not account for the 4th corner perspective dimension. Place a 100 people within this Cubic like room and they will not increase the number of corners anymore than 6 billion people on Earth will increase the 4 corners of Earth. It is dumb, stupid, evil and unworthy of life on Earth to claim that this Creation Cube has 6 sides - or no top and bottom.

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