Friday, December 17, 2010

Grade 6: South American Geography


Status Seeking Partners
Contact Information Patrick Brown
Education: Teacher
Richford Elementary School
Education: Elementary
Richford, VT
United States
Phone: (802) 848-7453
pbrown@richfordk12.net
Objective of Collaboration A discussion of the culture, and historical background of the countries of South America.
Time Frame January 2011 - March 2011
Target Audience Education: Grade(s): 6
Disciplines Social Studies/History
Technology Internet 2,

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Grades 3-5: Science Class Collaboration


tatus Seeking Partners
Contact Information Joel Spencer
Education: Teacher
Don Roberts Elementary School
Education: Elementary
Little Rock, AR
United States
Phone: (501) 447-8380
joel.spencer@lrsd.org
Objective of Collaboration I am looking for a 3rd, 4th or 5th grade class to participate in weekly or monthly discussions on any aspect of science. Activites could include science games, discussion forums or any other activities. I am open to suggestions. I have the ability to do full video conferencing.
Time Frame December 2010 - June 2011
Target Audience Education: Grade(s): 3, 4, 5
Disciplines Sciences
Technology IP,

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Grades 7-8: Collaborative Learning Opportunities



Status Seeking Partners
Contact Information Annette Kessler
Library: Staff
Fairfax County Public Schools- Stone Middle School
Education: K-12 School
Centreville, VA
United States
Phone: (703) 631-5551
annette.kessler@fcps.edu
Objective of Collaboration Our middle school includes grades 7 and 8 and is located in the Northern Virginia area. We are looking for both statewide and international collaborations with a lead teacher to share/host lessons between groups of students. We are interested in most content areas: math, science, history, music, art(performing and theater), foreign language(Spanish & French), etc.
Time Frame December 2010 - June 2011
Target Audience Education: Grade(s): 7, 8
Disciplines Fine Arts, Foreign/World Languages, Industrial Technology, International, Language Arts/English, Mathematics, Performing Arts, Sciences, Social Studies/History, Technology/Information Science
Technology ISDN,

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Grades 2-4: Weather Share


Description:Northern States and Canada? Would you like to connect with a classroom from the South Central Texas to compare and contrast the winter weather? During this videoconference opportunity, your class will be matched up with a class from Comal ISD (near San Antonio) for a 30-45 minute videoconference in which both sides will present what winter is like in each region. Afterwards, the students will be able to ask each other questions about the area in which they live.

Comal ISD has 11 classes ranging from grades 2-4 that would like to participate in this project. To read more about it access this link: http://comal-isd-distance-learning.wikispaces.com/Weather+Collaboration

On this wiki page, teachers have listed the times they would like to have the conference. Just email me if you see a teacher you would like to pair up with.


Dates:January 15-February 28
Sign up method:Email: Jennifer.Wivagg@comalisd.org
Grades:2, 3, 4
Subjects:Elementary All Subjects


Jennifer Wivagg
Jennifer.Wivagg@comalisd.org
Phone: 830-221-2632
COMAL ISD
Time Zone: GMT-6: Central Standard Time

Grades 9-11: The Human Impact on Climate Change


Description:On January 11th, the University of Alberta and the Centre for Global Education will be hosting the 3rd annual Human Impact on Climate Change Video Conference. This highly interactive session, focusing on the Grade 10 Science curriculum, will enable your students to talk directly to leading experts and researchers on the impact of human activity on Climate Change while engaging in discussion with their peers across North America. Students will have access to researchers, related articles and an ongoing Blog in which they can post and interact directly with the researchers leading up to the event through an interactive webpage.

There is a limit of 5 schools.
Dates:January 11th, 9:00-10:20, MST (GMT-7))
Sign up method:Email: terry.godwaldt@epsb.ca
Grades:9, 10, 11
Subjects:Science (Life), Science (Earth), Social Studies/History


Terry Godwaldt
terry.godwaldt@epsb.ca
Phone: 780-476-8671
Queen Elizabeth High School
Edmonton, AB, CA

Grades 3-8: Amelia Earhart -Presentation and Game Show (with prizes!) VERY FUN!


Description:Do you want to have a fun time leanring about Amelia Earhart? We can provide your class with a presentation and game show about Amelia Earhart. The conferences can be adjusted to fit your needs. It's lots of fun and very informative

Visit the website for more about our project

ttp://lakelandschools.us/do/lbrandon/earhart/Amelia_Earhart/Welcome.html
Dates:between 9:10-3:30 EST
Sign up method:Email: mcerniglia@lakelandschools.org
Grades:3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Subjects:Language Arts/English, Mathematics, Science (Life), Social Studies/History, Special Education
Outcomes:
Methods and Activities:you can visit the website we made to take a look at what we have done.

http://lakelandschools.us/do/lbrandon/earhart/Amelia_Earhart/Welcome.html
Responsibilities:collaborating teacher needs to choose the students who will answer questions in the game show.
they also can print out the "fact sheet" from our website for students to have during the conference
Agenda:We start with a short presentation about the her life. we review important dates and events. then we start with the game show! students are asked questions about her life based on the information in the presentation. This information is also on the website we made
http://lakelandschools.us/do/lbrandon/earhart/Amelia_Earhart/Welcome.html
The show is interactive and we have "prizes" too.



Michael Cerniglia
mcerniglia@lakelandschools.org
LAKELAND-COPPER BEECH MS

Grade 2: Cultural Exchange


Description:Hello! We are a 2nd grade class at Augusta Circle Elementary in Greenville, SC. Beginning February 7, 2010, we will be studying different cultural regions in the United States. We are looking for primary classrooms in the Northeast, Midwest, or Western regions of the United States. We would like to share our culture in the South, and learn about your culture, too! We will discuss the following cultural characteristics: 1) Linguistic characteristics and sayings (for example, in the South we say, “Hey, ya’ll!); 2) Cuisine; 3) Clothing typically worn; 4) Music your cultural region is known for; 5) Famous natural landforms or landmarks to visit in your region; 6) Weather and climate 7) Cool things about your history; 8) Natural resources in your region

We would like to collaborate antime beginning February 14 through the next few weeks. We expect the chat to last about 30 minutes. If you are interested in getting to know about our culture here in the South, please let us know! We look forward to meeting you!

We are available to connect between 8:30AM ET and 11:00AM ET.
Dates:Between 02/14/2011 and 03/04/2011
Sign up method:Email: tvanheul@greenville.k12.sc.us
Grades:2
Subjects:Elementary All Subjects, Language Arts/English, Mathematics, Science (Life), Science (Physical), Science (Earth), Social Studies/History


Tim Van Heule
tvanheul@greenville.k12.sc.us
Phone: 864-355-3996
ETS/Instructional Technology
Time Zone: GMT-5: Eastern Standard Time

Grades 4-5: Childhood Stories of The Great Depression


Description:4th grade class from the NYC area would like to team up with other USA class to share memories of childhood during The Great Depression. Our class will invite older adult to visit our school speak and conference with your students. Students will get to ask and answer questions during the event. In preperation for the event our students will study the New York area during the 1930's. We would like to share the experience with another class who has studied the Great Depression and could even have a guest speaker of their own. Collaboration will take place in March and take about 40- 60 minutes.
Dates:Time of day for conferences are open. March dates
Sign up method:Email: wmckeon@ryeneck.k12.ny.us
Grades:4, 5
Subjects:Elementary All Subjects, Family & Consumer Science, Fine Arts, Language Arts/English, Social Studies/History