You finished your Arctic research and presentation. Now you are going
to learn more about The Rainforest. You will research The Rainforest
and find at least TWO interesting facts about The Rainforest. Then
choose an animal that lives in The Rainforest. Research that animal and
find at least TWO interesting and important facts about your animal.
Once you have completed your research and the graphic organizer, you may
make two slides on our Rainforest Presentation!
Ready to learn more? Click here to read about your favorite animals.
Your task: You have been selected to be the zookeeper at a brand new zoo. Your job is to care for three animals of your choosing. You need to design living spaces that match the real life habitat of the animals. You must also make sure the animals are safe and properly fed. Click here for a copy of the questions.
Click the links below to learn more about the Iditarod and what it was like to "Race Across Alaska." Be A Musher: Ladies and gentlemen, start your dogs! You're about to take a sled race through
southern Alaska. Which path will you take to get to the finish line?
Explore the Trails
The Iditarod trail is full of twists and turns, steep banks, icy hills,
and long stretches across the tundra. The trail used in odd-numbered
years differs from the one used in even-numbered years. Explore the Iditarod 2011 route and checkpoints. Compare it to the trail used in even-numbered
years.
Want to learn more? The Iditarod- the official site of the Iditarod. Explore and learn all about the race and dogs.
“Democracy cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are
prepared to choose wisely. The real safeguard of democracy, therefore,
is education.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt
On Tuesday, February 7th, 2016 New Hampshire voters will go to the polls to choose a Republican and Democratic candidate to run in the presidential election. New Hampshire has the distinction of being the first primary in the country! Learn more about the candidates and what a primary is all about.
