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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 15 for Juneau
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1. Landmarks of Juneau
Landmarks of Juneau, Alaska James A. Mazzetti Illinois Geographic Alliance Summer Geography Alaskan Cruise, 2001 Preview of Main Idea Juneau, the capital of Alaska, is an interesting town. It was a gold mining city. Today tourist can visit and tour the mine site. Student will be surprised to learn that Juneau has no ro...
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2. To Live I Need...
To Live I Need... (Adapted from Recycle Alaska Activities Handbook, Department of Environmental Conservation, Juneau, AK) GRADE LEVELS: 4-6 SUBJECT AREAS: social studies, language arts CONCEPT: People's wants are unlimited but resources are limited, therefore choices must be made. OBJECTIVE: Students will be able to state one item previously considered to be "essential" which he/she could live without. MATERIALS:...
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3. My Reduce/Reuse Story
My Reduce/Reuse Story (Adapted from Reycling Alaska Activities Handbook, Dept of Env Conservation, Juneau, AK) GRADE LEVELS: K-3 SUBJECT AREAS: language skills, art and English CONCEPT: How can we reuse items that we might normally throw away? OBJECTIVE: To reduce the amount of garbage we produce. MATERIALS: old magazines and used paper KEYWORDS: reduce, reuse PROCEDURE: Have children go through old mag...
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4. What Is Trash?
What Is Trash? (Adapted from Reycling Alaska Activities Handbook, Dept of Env Conservation, Juneau, AK) GRADE LEVELS: K-3 SUBJECT AREAS: science, social studies CONCEPT: Our class generates a great deal of trash daily. Trash can be divided into three categories. OBJECTIVE: Students will be able to state the difference between recyclables, biodegradables, and the leftover that must be disposed of....
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5. Project File - Between Friends
...heir work to be compiled in a class Friendship Book. Classroom Photo Gallery http://www.jsd.k12.ak.us/hbv/classrooms/Fontanella/fontanejFrstDays.html About the site Invite children to view this enjoyable photo gallery featuring Jack Fontanella's kindergarten class at Harborview Elementary School in Juneau, Alaska. The photos show the children involved in various activities with their classmates, such as making puzzles, playing with felt dolls, reading, and having a snack. You may also wish to click to more September pictures at the bottom of the page to access another photo gallery. What to do Click...
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6. What Is Biodegradable?
What Is Biodegradable? (Adapted from Recycle Alaska Activities Handbook, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, Juneau, AK) GRADE LEVELS: 4-6 SUBJECT AREAS: science CONCEPT: Some materials decompose when buried; others do not. Microorganisms play a vital role in the decomposition process. OBJECTIVE: Students will be able to differentiate between the kinds of material that nature recycles and those it does not. MATER...
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7. The States and Capitals - Part One Lesson Plans
...7. Connecticut - 8. Iowa - 9. Idaho - 10. Vermont - 11. Mississippi - 12. Arkansas - 13. Kentucky - 14. Iowa - 15. Colorado - 16. Missouri - 17. Maine - 18. Nevada - 19. Delaware - 20. Alabama - 21. Vermont - 22. Tennessee - 23. Hawaii - 24. California - 25. New Hampshire - Answer Sheet 1. Alaska - Juneau 2. North Dakota Bismarck 3. Oregon Salem 4. Indiana Indianapolis 5. New York Albany 6. Utah Salt Lake City 7. Connecticut Hartford 8. Michigan - Lansing 9. Idaho Boise 10. Vermont Montpelier 11. Mississippi Jackson 12. Arkansas Little Rock 13. Kentucky Frankfort 14. Iowa Des Moines 15. Colorado Denv...
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8. Blues Foundation :: Lesson Plans
...ss Students can find a place on the United States map and use it in a song. Examples for use in lesson Cities of the United States Atlanta, Georgia Boston, Massachusetts Carson City, Nevada Denver, Colorado Erie, Illinois Frankfort, Kentucky Greenville, South Carolina Honolulu, Hawaii Irving, Texas Juneau, Alaska Kansas City, Missouri Los Angeles, California Montgomery, Alabama Nashville, Tennessee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Providence, Rhode island Queen City, Texas Raleigh, North Carolina Seattle, Washington Tallahassee, Florida Ulysses, Nebraska Vicksburg, Mississippi Wilmington, Delaware Xenia, Ohio...
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9. Candidate Debate
Lesson Plan :AELP-GOV0001 Candidate Debate An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Submitted by: Susan M. Baxter School or Affiliaton: Harborview School, Juneau, AK Endorsed by: These lesson plans are the result of the work of the teachers who have attended the Columbia Education Center's Summer Workshop. CEC is a consortium of teacher from 14 western states dedicated to improving the quality of education in the rural, western, United States, and particular...
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10. ANKN Searchable Lessons & Units
...s blow from the west towards the east and the prevailing easterly winds blow from the east towards the west. 3. From looking at the diagram can you tell what direction the prevailing winds blow across United States (the Lower 48)? How about prevailing winds in Barrow? Selawik? Fairbanks? Anchorage? Juneau? Apply/Assess: 4. From your local studies, how important are the prevailing polar easterlies in Selawik? 5. Looking at a globe and the prevailing winds diagram, identify these areas: prevailing ? The area where the northeast trade winds and southeast trade winds winds don't quite meet, called the do...
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