61. Girl Scouts Of Tulip Trace Council, Inc. Service project ideas. Then plan a party or assembly at which each classroom or troop describes its project and the benefits that came from it, and show http://www.tuliptrace.org/monroe/mon_service.html

Monroe Service Unit Home Page Contents Contact Us! Service Project Ideas Below you will find possible service projects that can be done in and around Monroe County. Please check with the agency or contact person listed before undertaking the project. Special requirements may be necessary to do the project. This section includes people or agencies that have specifically asked for our help. Hoosier Hills Food Bank contact: Joy Riley phone number: 812-334-8374 615 North Fairview service: Weighing and repackaging food WonderLab contact: Jeanne Gunning phone number: 812-337-1337 116 W. 6th St. service: Assisting in museum during open hours Service Activities for Girl Scout Troops This section contains possible service projects that can be done by Girl Scout troops or individuals. This list was developed as a service project by Senior Girl Scout Troop #357 of Bloomington. Collect books for a pre-school, such as Bloomington Head Start. Girls may have books at home that they no longer use. Or take some troop profit and let the girls go to garage sales where they can buy used books for kids and their families. Contact: Monroe County United Ministries Preschool or Head Start.

62. Primary Grades Project Ideas (K-3) Primary Grades project ideas (K3) Both groups of students enjoyed the project and seemed encouraged in one classroom and one third grade classroom combined to http://www.augsburg.edu/education/s-l/projects-primary.html

Primary Grades Project Ideas (K-3) There are many ways to incorporate service-learning into your existing curriculum. Here is a list of abstracts of a number of actual project completed by pre-service and student teachers during the past few years: Kindergarten - Students developed booklets containing activities they had done in their first year of school and felt that preschool children would like to hear about. The kindergarten children read the booklets that they had produced to preschool children so that the preschool children could better understand what kindergarten was really like. 1st grade - As part of a social studies unit first grade students prepared a Thanksgiving feast, decorated tables and invited needy people from the community to participate. This feast was compared to the first Thanksgiving feast. 1st grade - 85 first grade students designed and made placemats with a Christmas theme. These mats were laminated and presented to the local "Food and Friends" program to be given to the shut-ins with their holiday meal. 2nd grade - Math students studying symmetry designed valentines and presented the valentines to a local adult foster care home.

63. Books: Science Fair Project Ideas, Central Florida Biking Trails, Research Workb in the guide are lots of project ideas, easy to Ultimate Guide to Science Fair projects Teacher Lecture student guide has with additional classroom materials. http://www.awesomeguides.com/books_science_fair_guides_central_florida_bicycling

Awesome Guides Products Your browser does not support script AGI’s products are arranged in alphabetic order: Educational Travel Programs Seasonal Scuba Camps and Programs Reweaving Supplies Science Fair Display Boards Coming Soon! AP Environmental Science Student Workbook This invaluable resource is designed to focus student’s study and learning efforts towards the understanding of major concepts and topics covered in a typical AP Environmental Science (APES) class. The workbook is loaded with exercises, lab skills, and environmental theories, covering ALL topics necessary to be successful in APES, with the intention is reinforcing major ideas, and processes studied in class. AP Environmental Science Study Guide (Second Edition) The new 2003 edition has brand new practice exam questions, and many more photos of processes and lab skills. This study guide provides students with an outline of the entire course and is designed to prepare you for success on the A. P. Environmental Science Exam. In this guide you will find 3 COMPLETE sample tests (with both multiple choice and free response questions) and invaluable test taking tips. Vocabulary, major concepts and laboratory skills are emphasized. Written by an A. P. Environmental Science teacher with over 20 years of experience in high school and college level courses, along with input from numerous environmental teachers and consultants.

64. K-12 Classroom Projects ideas might come from discussions with other schools Life Science Student Pages Monster project Mind s Eye Of This World And Into Our classroom Math, Science http://www-ed.fnal.gov/trc/projects/midl_proj.html

The Fermilab LInC Leadership Institute Integrating Internet, Instruction and Curriculum Elementary School Projects Designed to demonstrate principles of engaged learning and effective use of technology by K-12 teachers who participated in staff development programs at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory a U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratory in Batavia, IL Teachers created these projects as homework during the Fermilab LInC course for a particular community and school. Some of them may be A's; others C's. Some may be appropriate to adapt for your classroom; others may give you ideas for a project you want to develop. You may assess their merit using a rubric we developed for "publishable quality" projects. Projects are evolving as teachers gain more experience with engaged learning and the Internet as a tool. These projects are designed for a particular community and school. Other teachers may wish to modify them to reflect their own situations. Projects are evolving as teachers gain more experience with engaged learning and the Internet as a tool. Elementary School Middle School High School Rubric Middle School Projects Activating EnergyNet : Physical Science - Electricity, Geometry, Applied Math

65. Articles And Lesson Plans LESSON PLANS AND ideas. Latin I with Latin for as alternative assessment in the Latin language classroom. Mythology project (3 files) 1) Myth project Poster http://www.latinteach.com/articles.html

Home What's New Join Latinteach Archives Resources Links Webrings Bookstore Feedback LATINTEACH RESOURCES ARTICLES, LESSON PLANS, AND BOOK REVIEWS ARTICLES 3rd Declension Loan Words Meredith Jackson's imaginative idea for helping students remember nominative and genitive third declension stem changers as well as increasing English vocabulary. 2001: A Latin Odyssey Details about Meredith Dixon's FREE collaborative self-study Latin course! AP Catullus Key NEW From Bolchazy Carducci, this detailed poster correlates Benita Kane Jaro's novel about Catullus, The Key, with the AP Catullus syllabus, providing opening lines from each poem as well as its number in the Catullan corpus. Click on the thumbnail for a larger image. Or click here for an Adobe Acrobat PDF file. A Few Things I Learned As A Beginning Latin Teacher by Sharon Kazmierski Enriching Your Program with a Latin Club by Sharon Kazmierski Helpful hints for the teacher who would like to start up a club program. Expectations Hand-Out for Latin 1 by Carol Pobst. A wonderful first day handout for Latin class, outlining goals, expectations and classroom policy.

66. Walls That Teach The project communicates the idea that the school is a The Walls that teach project won two awards at Grant and Most Unusual classroom project.) More Walls http://www.gsd.k12.ms.us/wallslyt.html

The Grenada Middle School has deveoped an innovative new teaching strategy using the arts-an idea to use the walls of a building facility to teach the student. As a result of this concept, a partnership between business, artists, school district parent groups, and the Mississippi Arts Commission has created the "Walls That Teach" learning environment . "Walls that Teach" has produced a teaching work of art that describes world events and takes the students on a journey combining art, technology, and history. The project communicates the idea that the school is a "time machine" equipped with a graphic time line, swirling graphics, and a number countdown inlaid in the floor tiles. This project serves as an interactive teaching tool that has been the basis of county-wide teacher inservice and a motivation technique for student creative writing activities, historical studies, and research. After traveling past the timeline that extends form 6,000 B.C. to the present, the "time machine" takes the students to the first stop-the fifties! Students are surrounded with a mural, painted by artist Ginger Wolfe, depicting a myriad of famous personalities from this era, all of them portrayed in the environment of the local Grenada Lake. The next hallway, Egypt, features a nine-foot sculptural sarcophagus, map, and murals depicting life in Egypt. The artist, Robin Whitfield, stated, "The Egyptian section contains design elements, hieroglyphics, and murals depicting the major styles of Egyptian art. The walls of the halls will be used, as well as the floor tiles, to provide a total learning environment for the middle school students."

67. 100th Day Of School From your classroom? From your bedroom? I will send more ideas as think of them. From Boker boker@zeus.datasrv.co.il Subject Re 100th day project Shalom all http://www.globalclassroom.org/100days.html

100th Day of School Activities Moderated by: Leisa Winrich Patricia A. Weeg author: Kids@work: Math in the Cyberzone The Global Classroom updated January 20, 1999

68. Teach With Movies to Reading Building Vocabulary Links to the Internet classroom Projects, are not recommended by teach With Movies you literally hundreds of ideas and discussion http://www.teachwithmovies.com/

Max # of results: ALL $8.99 per year gives you Learning Guides to 280 films! Join Now! TWM Members Login Recommend this Site to a Friend A Unique Tool for Teachers and Parents TeachWithMovies.com Introduce Children Ages 5 - 15 to: Major Events of History: (Examples: Julius Caesar, A Man for All Seasons, The Crucible, 1776, A Tale of Two Cities, Gettysburg , All Quiet on the Western Front, The Longest Day); Principles of Science: (Examples: Lorenzo's Oil, Contact; Outbreak; Galileo: On the Shoulders of Giants; Donald in Mathmagic Land); Extraordinary People Who Have Shaped Our World: Works of Music, Dance, Drama, Literature, the Visual Arts: (Examples: Hamlet , West Side Story, Twelfth Night, Modern Times, The Nutcracker, South Pacific); and Character Development Issues: (Examples: The Wizard of Oz ,To Kill a Mockingbird, The Yearling, Gentleman's Agreement, Courage Under Fire and October Sky Learning Guides to each recommended film describe: Benefits of the Movie; Possible Problems; Helpful Background Discussion Questions Bridges to Reading Building Vocabulary Links to the Internet Classroom Projects Teachers: A movie provides an alternative educational experience and highlights points covered by the curriculum. Each

69. Using Mathematica In The Mathematics Classroom -- Detailed Description Step 5 Select and begin a classroom project that you would like to do for one You can use these sample projects as a souce of ideas for your own project. http://mtl.math.uiuc.edu/modules/classroom/more_details.htm

Detailed Description Module #3 Using Mathematica in the Mathematics Classroom The purpose of this module is to familiarize you with the basics of Mathematica programming and its use for generating technology-based classroom materials and demonstrations as well as student tutorials and laboratories. Mathematica is a very powerful software package that allows you to do complicated numerical calculations, produce and animate beautiful and precise graphical displays, perform messy algebraic and analytic manipulations as well as to do technical word processing. Moreover, all of these capabilities can be used in a single environment called a Mathematica notebook that can be used interactively as an electronic student tutorial, a classroom computer demonstration, or that can be printed as overhead transparency masters or text supplements for special classroom units. As such, it has the power to change the way you teach and the way your students learn mathematics. To be able to use Mathematica effectively for the above purposes, you need not be an expert

70. TEACHERS Helpers Bulletin Board ideas classroom Decor ideas ideas for Bulletin Boards Book Lists classroom Projects Teachers Internet Safety Homework Help Search Engines. http://library.bhbl.neric.org/plmc/teach.htm

HOME Pashley Elementary Library SEARCH OUR CATALOG For Teachers Sites of the Month: Office Tips for Teachers General Education Links Specific Subject Area Links Technology Links NYS Standards Ethnic Holiday Dates 2003-2004 with short description links First Class Remote Login Lesson Plans Literature Circles More on Literature Circles ... Phonemic Awareness BBC Create a Graph Grade 5 S.S. Test Prep Our Documents Primary Sources Online Test Generators Decorating Your Classroom Children's Literature Web Guide The Mailbox Companion ... Keep Your Computer Safe brought to you from Microsoft 100th Day Activities K-12 Resources for Music Educators Art Lesson Plans from Kodak Excel Viewlets and Guides ... Just for Library Media Specialists Decorating Your Classroom Teacher Helpers Bulletin Board Ideas Classroom Decor Ideas Ideas for Bulletin Boards** AtoZ Teacher Tips- Classroom Decor Online Test Generators FunBrain's Site Hot Potato Freeware Quiz Faber QuizStar ... NYS Learning Standards - Performance Indicator Links English Language Arts The Arts Mathematics, Science, and Technology

71. Liberal Links Education Virtual classroom project Over 20 years old, the project has performed developing tools for the online virtual classroom at the Denotes an Moving ideas Member. http://www.movingideas.org/links/edlinks.html

72. WWW GOLD http//www.augie.edu/educ/teach/web/wwwed K12 teachers integrate technology into their classrooms; ideas; Web Based Learning Web Based Learning project ideas. http://www.augie.edu/dept/educ/teach/web/wwwed.htm

Perry C. Hanavan, Sioux Falls, SD 57197 http://www.augie.edu/educ/teach/web/wwwed.htm GOLD RUSH Where there is no vision the people perish Everyone has Gold Fever! A Slide Show Production It's not how hard you work... Technology and Education Reform US Education Department GOLD STANDARDS (International, National, State, Local, etc.) US Department of Education Goals 2000 Legislation and Related Items The National Education Goals Panel National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Voluntary Certification for Teachers National Skill Standards Board A voluntary national industry-recognized skill standards system US Department of ED Sites Offering Academic and Skill Standards Content Knowledge A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education Developing Educational Standards An annotated list of Internet sites with K-12 educational standards and curriculum frameworks documents State Education Departments GOLD MINES Blue Web'n Library Organized table of lessons, activities, etc., for education Busy Teachers' WebSite, K-12

73. Telecollaborative Contacts And Projects cfm. TEAMS classroom projects Find ideas for projects, join a project, find keypals and Askan-Expert contacts, etc. http http://academics.smcvt.edu/kschaw/contacts.htm

Kathy Schaw , Instructor St. Michael's College , Colchester, Vermont Summer 1998 The following are all sources for finding and establishing telecollaborative partnerships. Enjoy! Telecommunications Projects Sources for Online Projects Teacher Scientist Network http://www.gene.com/ae/TSN/ Web66: International Schools Website Registry http://web66.coled.umn.edu/schools.html Global Schoolhouse Schools on the Web http://www.gsh.org/sotw/search.htm Directory of CUSeeMe Schools http://www.gsn.org/cu/_cfm/countrylist.cfm Classroom Connect's Teacher Database Search Form http://www.classroom.net/teachercontact/ Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections http://www.stolaf.edu/network/iecc/ K12 Education Discussion Lists from AskLN Compiled by Anton Ninno, AskLN Coordinator AskLN@ericir.syr.edu Information Institute of Syracuse 800.464.9107 toll-free Syracuse Univ., Syracuse, NY 13244-4100 315.443.3640 New York State "Got a question about using technology in the classroom? AskLN!" AskLN stands for "Ask The AT&T Learning Network" and is made possible by the AT&T Learning Network as part of AT&T's 150 million dollar commitment to education. Teachers - visit our website soon! Send your educational technology questions to: AskLN@ericir.syr.edu

74. NEW MEDIA CLASSROOM PROJECT resource materials at the New Media classroom web site Blackboard responses, class sharing of ideas gleaned from of family members, and a final writing project. http://www.cerritos.edu/sashe/nmcproject.htm

NEW MEDIA CLASSROOM PROJECT Professor Suzanne Ashe English Department Cerritos College Click here to return to home page. COAT OF ARMS ASSIGNMENT PERSONAL PROFILE MISSION STATEMENT ASSIGNMENT ... NEW WRITING RESOURCE CENTER LINK I nquiry Project: Discovery of Self and Culture through Art and Artifact Background For this project, I am focusing on an English 52 class that I teach in a learning community with a counseling class, Career Guidance 200. The combined class stresses the growth of student self-awareness within the context of family and community. It moves through an exploration of personal goals and objectives; the class culminates in the development of a clear educational/career plan that reflects the individual’s strengths and interests. As we reviewed resource materials at the New Media Classroom web site, I was drawn to the links relating to murals in Los Angeles. These rich and gorgeous materials, redolent of familial and cultural sights, sounds, and feelings, offered a stunning store of resources to pursue. I began spinning off an exciting sequence of ideas, all in some way rotating around two questions:

75. Re: Data Collection/Teach W-Inet: Project Idea By Pat Daley Subject Re Data Collection/teach wInet project Idea I would like to offer a project idea which I be interesting and flexible in its classroom applications http://mathforum.org/epigone/geometry-institutes/22/4sdo5f$fe7@forum.swarthmore.

Re: Data Collection/Teach w-Inet: Project Idea by Pat Daley reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to messages on this topic Back to geometry-institutes Subject: Re: Data Collection/Teach w-Inet: Project Idea Author: pdaley@localnet.com Date: Jul 15 13:38:47 1996 Bob, This sounds like an excellent idea. We're still trying to get organized this morning. We have several ideas that we'll be sending to you soon. One is a similar type of sharing and data collection project. Talk to you soon. -Gail and Pat > >I would like to offer a project idea which I beieve could be interesting >and flexible in its classroom applications. The 3rd grade math curriculum >in the Everday Math program (U of Chicago) has students engage in a >year-long study of sunrises, sunsets, and length of day. The school I am >going to in St Louis uses this program, so I'll be doing the data >collection locally. My idea is to expand this to an Internet based data >activity, allowing schools in different regions to compare data. > The Math Forum

76. Classroom Management themselves) and you will never run out of ideas or things huge collage on the back wall of the classroom with all use them as I start a topic or project to get http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/ClassroomManagement.html

CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT MAKE THE END OF THE YEAR A MEANINGFUL TIME: BULLETIN BOARD IDEAS GRADES: K-12 MATERIALS: (each idea takes different materials) small paper plates tablecloth (for background) picnic (basket, forks, etc.) plastic forks and spoons that can fasten easily to a bulletin board to provide a 3D effect construction paper glue lined paper 1 cup of liquid detergent 2 cups of warm water 4 tablespoons glycerine 1 teaspoon of sugar METHOD: Bulletin Board Ideas: " Grade Was A Picnic!" Have students write their favorite activity or event that occurred throughout the school year onto a small paper plate. Display on bulletin board. Take pictures of your students. Fasten onto small paper plates and display. High Fives For Summer! - Have the students trace their hand onto a piece of construction paper (their choice of color). Then, have them cut out their hands. Give each student a white piece of lined paper and direct them to glue part of the piece onto the palm of the hand they just cut. Now the students can write their summer plans on their palm. Add a plain colored background, a border of your choice, and the title; "High Fives For Summer." Other End of the Year Goodies Make Bubbles and Blow them with your class! To make, mix 1 cup of liquid detergent, 2 cups of warm water, 4 tablespoons glycerine, and 1 teaspoon of sugar. Blow away!

77. The One-Computer Classroom | Getting Organized Idea 8 In my fifthgrade class What we do in my classroom with only It came with an Internet project Handbook.The company also has a website with these http://www.teachnet.com/how-to/organization/onecompclass040799.html

Front page Power Tools How-To Getting Organized The One-Computer Classroom Wednesday, April 7, 1999 After posing the question of "how to cope" to the Teacher-2-Teacher mailing list , Lorrie Felts received the following responses and compiled this listing. Idea # 1 Wright Idea #2 Dianne Idea #3 We are fortunate in our district to have our computers linked to a TV which is mounted on a wall. It makes it easier to incorporate various software and the internet into daily lessons (I teach Reading/Language Arts). I also have two additional computers (one is a castoff from home) which the kids use in their free time as they finish their work. To enable some of my slower students to get some computer time, I occasionally use a roster with the kids' names to decide who will have computer time that day. Sometimes I'll start at the beginning, middle or end of the roster to allow everyone an equal chance of using the computer. Good luck! Using the computer effectively in the classroom can be a tricky business! Karen Idea #4 Here's a free online tutorial on using the Internet in the classroom with a section on the one-computer classroom. That might be a place to start.

78. Projects Wacona Elementary School ideas for Using a Digital Camera Walk around your classroom with the camera and take your students to offer input when planning digicam projects. Embrace it and share your ideas with others http://teams.lacoe.edu/documentation/projects/projects.html

Looking for a content area project or a contest for your classroom? There are many to choose from... Classroom Projects Current and Ongoing Projects Completed Projects Contests Exchanges with Subject Area Experts ... Listservs Current and Ongoing Projects Adventure Online Join an exciting expedition or adventure and let your students participate vicariously! America's Fund For Afghan Children: Children Helping Children President Bush called on America's children to send $1 to help Afghan children struggling to cope with the devastation of war. Bush asked children to send dollars to the White House addressed to "America's Fund for Afghan Children." ANSMET Join the Antarctic search for meterorites during the current expedition. Armadillo's Super Projects A list of projects sponsored by the Armadillo World Wide Web page. BLM Resource Explorer The Bureau of Land Management is sponsoring archaeologist Mike Kunz, working in the mosquito-laden, forbidding arctic tundra of Alaska's North Slope, to discover how humans lived 10,000 years ago. Check for daily posts about what Mike and his crew are discovering and new photos of discoveries. Drop the explorers a question or two Boil, Boil, Toil and Trouble: The International Boiling Point Project

79. Creative Drama Lesson Plans PUPPETS IN THE DRAMA classroom A collection of puppet a narrative description of the entire project, which took guessing game that teaches the idea of social http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Alley/3765/lessons.html

Sorted by: age level type content Children's Theatre/Creative Drama HAS MOVED! The new address is www.childdrama.com For now I'll leave the site up at the current address as well, but future updates will happen only at the new domain, so click the link above and then make yourself a new bookmark! Or, if you just can't bear to leave my old geocities home, continue below. Classroom Lesson Plans Here are links to some lesson plans I've developed for use in my Creative Drama Classroom (and a few games and lessons from others as well). All of these lessons have been tested and proven successful in the classroom. Let me know if they work for you. Have a great lesson plan you'd like to share? Send it to me! I'll try it out and post it here. I'm hoping eventually to have a large library of proven lesson plans here. Email me! To help you find just what you need, I've sorted these lessons in a few different ways: By AGE LEVEL By LESSON TYPE By cross-curricular CONTENT Lesson Plans Sorted by Age Level Most of these lesson plans work with a large age range (with appropriate adjustments in level of sophistication), but I've listed them here in approximate order, from youngest to oldest. These lessons are presented with fairly specific instructions, for the most part, but should not be understood as carved-in-stone methods. Every teacher will have her or his individual slant on these activities.

80. Using The Internet In Economics Lessons Set up classroom projects and follow the stock values at APL Stock IDEA Pros and Cons of a controverial economic issue A web project used frequently http://ecedweb.unomaha.edu/teachsug.htm

Using the Internet to Teach Economics: An Idea Page Students at all levels get excited about using the web and can benefit from using the web for up-to-date information. Recommended grade levels are shown, but you should tailor the project to your students. At the end, we even have a couple of web projects for K-4 As students become more advanced at web use, they can begin to create their own pages. Any of the following ideas can be developed for advanced students by having them work in teams to create a Web Virtual Collection or Exhibition on the topic to share with others. Reminder: One of the most important things you can do for your students is help them learn to evaluate information! Have them ask: Who provided this information? What are his or her qualifications? Is this information consistent with what experts say? Does this information reflect a particular viewpoint? What are the other viewpoints? What can I learn from this web page? Here are some sources of information on this: Evaluating World Wide Web Information Evaluating information found on the Internet Criteria for evaluation of Internet Information Resources For these exercises, the search tools of the Web will be very useful. Any of the following projects can be enhanced by finding more supporting information. The students can do most of this! A web site that links all of the major search sites is found at

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