A very simple calculator |
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Written by Hunter
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 22:10 |
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This is a quick and easy one. It is a very simple calculator. Obviously, it is not scientific or graphic, but it does the job in elementary school when students forget their own calculator. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 December 2008 22:29 |
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Water on Earth and in space – the ESA/UNICEF water quiz |
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Written by Hunter
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Thursday, 27 August 2009 21:03 |
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To mark ESA astronaut Frank De Winne's six-month OasISS mission to the International Space Station, and triggered by his role as goodwill ambassador for UNICEF Belgium, ESA's Human Spaceflight education team has teamed up with UNICEF to launch an online quiz for 12-14 year old European children.
The theme of the quiz is water on Earth and in space. UNICEF is currently running a campaign called WASH about water and hygiene. The campaign centres on the importance of clean water for human life.
Water, as a primary element supporting life, is also of paramount importance for human spaceflight and future exploration endeavours. Considerable effort is being made to help resolve the specific problems encountered in space – such as water scarcity, the need for recycling and special hygienic conditions. The technologies and solutions developed to meet these challenges are directly applicable on Earth.
By participating in the ESA/UNICEF water quiz you can find out more about water on Earth and in space and learn how the two are related.
At the end of the quiz, Frank De Winne will reveal the answer of the final question and announce the winner of the competition from on board the International Space Station. The inflight call will be broadcast during the ISS Day, an education event scheduled to take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 6 October. A recording of De Winne's announcement will be available on the ESA website a few hours after the event.
Check it out here. |
Classroom Timesavers book |
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Written by Hunter
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Monday, 18 January 2010 00:00 |
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Hi teachers and students, today I got a e-mail from Stevan at timesaversforteachers.com. He sent me a 30 page pdf that he wants me to share with you for FREE, and we allways like when we get free materials to share  .
So here is a quick sum of what is in the pdf: homework completion, substitute teacher instruction, single lesson plan, weekly lesson plans, I.E.P. Questionnaire, classroom incident report, class list, homework record, student/teacher contract, free computer time pass, tracking sheet, parent contract, incident report, 100 ideas for writing, homework not done, prefixes, class participation award, multiplication table, fraction and many more.
If you like what you find in this pdf, you can allways go to timesaversforteachers.com and find more excting materials for just a few bucks.
You can download the pdf here.
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Last Updated on Monday, 18 January 2010 13:08 |
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Systole and diastole |
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Written by Hunter
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 22:09 |
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This animation of the heart is a great way to teach your students how the heart acts as a pump. The students can visually see the systole and the diastole and the contraction of the ventricle. A graph pressure vs. time shows the pressure in different part of the heart at different time. There is also a graph of an electrocardiogram and of the heart sounds. It is a great resource for biology teachers. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 December 2008 22:29 |
Kids' Lab |
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Written by Hunter
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 22:08 |
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The Kids' Lab present reading workouts that are designed for parents and teachers to work with students who need some practice with their reading skills.
 They are designed to be done with an adult because the student can get confirmation when he or she is right and may be corrected when there is a misunderstanding. The reading workouts are available for these grade levels : kindergarten, first grade, second grade and third grade. The workouts put the emphasis on vocabulary development, phonics and phonemic awareness and reading comprehension. The workouts are not easy to find on the website at first. You need to use the "GO" menu in the top left corner of the screen. |
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