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Weather
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12 & Under
2009
Urban Heat Islands: Cooling Down our Cities and Preventing Stormwater Runoff
Students will research the problem and find out what solutions already exist, how they are implemented in other areas, and what works. Students will then come up with their own solution - either a use of an existing solution, or a new use for an existing technology. Along the way students will use the Internet, library, and other publications for research. They will also attempt to contact experts in the field who can give them an understanding of the issues around the problem and the possible solutions. Once they have completed the project they will share their results with the school and local officials.
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2006
Explains natural disasters, how they are caused and other information about them.
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2006
Our Website it about global warming and how thing are changing in our world. There is also information on how global warming is affecting animals and different places around the world. You can find out how you can help and what the government is doing about it.
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2004
Students in this group chose the topic of natural disasters because of the recent changes in weather throughout the world. The site includes volcanoes, hurricanes, tornados and earthquakes. Students included how to be prepared when a disaster strikes and how to stay safe in the event of a disaster.
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2004
When nature get out of control, disaster is the result. We discuss tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, water spouts, blizzards, hailstones and earthquakes.
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2003
This site provides information on ten different natural disasters. The information includes a brief introduction to each of the particular disasters, information on preparing for disasters, measuring different types of disasters and interesting facts.
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2003
Our site is about three major natural disasters and their global affects on our earth and the people that live within it. Natural disasters can be devastating to any country; however, they can be more devastating to some countries more than others. As you tour our site, you will see the different impact that these disasters have on our earth.
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2003
Our web site describes hurricanes and what they can do. It also tells about how you can protect yourself from a hurricane. We also have games and activities to help you. You can also read it in Spanish and English.
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2003
Several Natural Disasters were investigated.
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2003
This site is a collection of natural disasters.
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2003
You will learn about different types of natural disasters and how they occur.
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2003
Investigating Natural Disasters and precautions to take.
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2003
This site is a basic introduction to natural disasters. The team members were nine year old students who created a web site about different natural disasters, such as tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes. Students gathered basic information about these natural disasters. They also created an interactive quiz. It was an amazing learning process.
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2003
This website, created by 4th grade students, gives a general introduction to 12 different natural disasters, safety issues, and web photo galleries.
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2003
Tornado Tuesday is a website about the terrible Tuesday, June 24, 2003, when 67 tornadoes touched down the state of South Dakota. As fifth graders, we wanted to make a website to educate other students. Our state is located on Tornado Alley and every summer tornadoes impact some of our communities.
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2003
This website explains how tornadoes form and how to determine if a tornado might occur. There is information about levels of tornadoes, tornado watchers and tornado alley. There are pictures and fun facts about tornadoes. Activities help the reader learn more about tornadoes.
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2003
Our page is about twisters. We tried to answer all of your questions about tornadoes. We hope you visit the game page. Also, go to our picture page to see more pictures of tornadoes. Have fun!
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