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Does anyone know of a fundraiser that I can contact for a
pop can tab drive? I'm a grade representative at my school
and we're trying to do some more good for our community.
We were hoping for something to do with the making of a
wheelchair (or more). Please tell me anything that you
know of.
/blockquote>
The Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management is
launching an exciting international project on teaching
climate change this spring. We seek 4 seventh or eighth
science teachers in the US to join groups of teachers
participating from Chile, Italy, and Estonia and potentially
from Japan, Argentina and Ge...See More/blockquote>
The Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management is
launching an exciting international project on teaching
climate change this spring. We seek 4 seventh or eighth
science teachers in the US to join groups of teachers
participating from Chile, Italy, and Estonia and potentially
from Japan, Argentina and Georgia.
A core goal of this project is to study the use of Open
Educational Resources (OER) to make current science and
teaching practices freely available to teachers
internationally. ISKME's OER Commons project (
[link removed].
Teachers will benefit from this project by using and
developing open educational resources and by participating
in an international exchange with educators in other
countries. Specifically, participating teachers will:
- receive a modest honorarium of $200
- gain new resources and current knowledge about global
climate change
- receive training on content creation, wiki use, web 2.0
social networking etc.
- participate in the international collection and analysis
of climate change data
- engage students in a dynamic project linked to students in
other countries
- gain visibility and recognition for their work
- be invited to attend the July 2008 iCommons Summit in
Sapporo, Japan at their own expense or through local
sponsorship.
Teachers will need regular access to the Internet and should
expect to:
- be an active part of the social network of teachers and
students engaged in this project
- devote a minimum of 3 to 5 class periods to this project
this spring
- monitor and contribute to the project wiki by posting and
revising class activities and student data
- use an online habitat observatory
- share lessons and educational resources with others
If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact
[email removed]
/blockquote>
I'm looking for some Earth Day school ideas ideas that my
class and I can do. Any ideas at all will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks Alot.
Houston
by Nature's Voice Our Choice/ Brandy Lellou
Jan 28, 2008
/blockquote>
To Celebrate World Water Day 2008, we are holding an
international poster contest with the theme 'What Water
Means in My Life'
Winners from each age group will have their posters made
into a calendar for the 2009 Calendar year. After
judging, Posters will be displayed in businesses and
governmen...See More/blockquote>
To Celebrate World Water Day 2008, we are holding an
international poster contest with the theme 'What Water
Means in My Life'
Winners from each age group will have their posters made
into a calendar for the 2009 Calendar year. After
judging, Posters will be displayed in businesses and
government buidlings in the Metro Washington, DC area.
Goals of the Contest:
Encourage youth to think about how water is important in
their lives
Increase public awareness of how youth, throughout the
world, view water in their lives
Guidelines:
Posters will be divided into 6 age groups:
Children under 5 > Age 11 - 12
> Age 5 -7 > Age 13 - 15
> Age 8 - 10 > Age 16 - 18
Anyone within these age groups can participate
Posters should be original artwork, hand drawn on 8 1/2" x
11" or A4 paper
On the back of each poster please include the following
information:
Name:
Town or City:
Country:
Age:
Contact Phone # or email:
If several students from the same classroom or school are
particpating, we encourage you to send all the posters in
one envelope to reduce waste.
Posters should be sent to the following addresss and
postmarked by March 22, 2008
Nature' Voice Our Choice
9039 Sligo Creek Parkway #1506
Silver Spring, MD 20901
Judging
Posters will be judged on originality, impact, and visual
message
Winners will be announced on our website and contacted
directly by April 22 (United States Earth Day)
For questions regarding this contest please email us at
[email removed]
by James Butler
Feb 27, 2008
/blockquote>
Hillol Ray, Poet Laureate and Author, has been invited as a
Special Guest Speaker during the March 3 - 7, 2008
International Week at the Fulton School in Heath, Texas.
Ray's presentation on March 7, 2008 at 10 am will focus on
environmental pollution and solution in the U.S. and around
the world, along w...See More/blockquote>
Hillol Ray, Poet Laureate and Author, has been invited as a
Special Guest Speaker during the March 3 - 7, 2008
International Week at the Fulton School in Heath, Texas.
Ray's presentation on March 7, 2008 at 10 am will focus on
environmental pollution and solution in the U.S. and around
the world, along with his own original poetry readings
about Diversity and other humanitarian issues. Ray is an
Environmental Engineer, and Manager of Drinking Water
Enforcement at EPA Region 6 in Dallas, Texas.
/blockquote>
Help! I am looking for Spanish lyrics to "Every Day is
Earth Day" - Theresa Jennings
by Cybrary Man
Mar 6, 2008
/blockquote>
Now is a good time to contact your local utility companies
and ask them for free educational materials to help your
students learn more about their environment and celebrate
Earth Day (April 22nd). Some utilities will even send
representatives to your school to give presentations.
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I heard that you can contact Ronald McDonald House and they
collect them to raise money for their charity. Check it
out.
C.
On 11/24/07, Che wrote:
> Does anyone know of a fundraiser that I can contact for a
> pop can tab drive? I'm a grade representative at my school
> and we...See More