2nd/3rd Graders Explore Continents - Differences and Similarities
Hi All,
I'm looking for 2nd/3rd grade classes from other continents to study real
time, authentic differences/similarities of all continents http://tinyurl.com/23sxbcz.
Please go to our spreadsheet and sign up so that we can begin collaborating
and planning before the school year begins. We can compare climate,
animals, endangered animals, culture, famous people, sports, holidays,
traditions, clothing, schooling, foods. I hope we will get a few
classes from each continent. It can be very interesting!!
I'm looking for 2nd/3rd grade classes from other continents to study real
time, authentic differences/similarities of all continents http://tinyurl.com/23sxbcz.
Please go to our spreadsheet and sign up so that we can begin collaborating
and planning before the school year begins. We can compare climate,
animals, endangered animals, culture, famous people, sports, holidays,
traditions, clothing, schooling, foods. I hope we will get a few
classes from each continent. It can be very interesting!!
Tags: animals, climate, clothing, continents, endangered_animals, food, schooling
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Permalink Reply by Marsha Ratzel on -
Thanks for suggesting this project. Although my students are in 6th grade, I still think we could be good parnters in this project. Look forward to working with you.
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Permalink Reply by Jane Hendrickson on -
I plan on usning the resources from the ePals network. Try looking into this website: http://www.epals.com/
Here is a description:
The World's Largest K-12 Learning Network! ePals is the leading provider of safe collaborative technology for schools to connect and learn in a protected, project-based learning network. With classrooms in 200 countries and territories, ePals makes it easy to connect learners locally, nationally or internationally.
Let me know what you think.
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