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Ice in the Solar System...in Your Classroom
October 27, 2009 / Posted by: Daniella Scalice
Exploring Ice in the Solar System is a series of lessons for K-5 classrooms developed by the NAI Carnegie Institution of Washington Team and the NASA MESSENGER mission. Twelve lessons span topics from ice in everyday life, to exploring ice in the polar regions of Earth, to icy places on Mars and Europa, to life in ice. Each standards-aligned lesson consists of substantive background information, inquiry-based activities, teaching tips, resources, a photo gallery, and strategies for differentiated instruction and evaluation.
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fsbo said:
Good job by NAI Carnegie institution of Science team.
I aptreciate that. **********
Perth Adam **********