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Home About FLOW Assessment Lessons: Lesson 2 Assessment Downloads Glossary Lesson 2 Standards ... Feedback Lesson 2: Fins, Tails and Scales: Identifying Great Lakes Fish Activity: Students use a simple classification system (dichotomous key) to identify 8 common Great Lakes fish families based on distinguishing characteristics. Grade level: Subjects: Science, social studies Setting: Classroom Duration: 30-60 minutes Key Terms: dichotomous key, family, ichthyologist, species Objectives After participating in this activity, students will be able to: Use a dichotomous key to identify 10 Great Lakes fish representing 8 common families. List distinguishing characteristics of some of the families. Name several common Great Lakes fish. Summary Scientists use classification systems to organize living organisms into groups based on similarities, distinguishing characteristics and other attributes or behaviors. Incorporating the traits described in Lesson 3.1, this lesson introduces students to a simple dichotomous key that can be used to identify some common families of Great Lakes fish. Background Many species of Great Lakes fish look similar in size, shape and color. It can sometimes be difficult to tell them apart. However, each species belongs to a larger

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Scott's Botanical Links Leigh's Links October 1997 Scott's Botanical Links Oklahoma Past Links: October 31, 1997 - Beyond...the Black Stump Here's an internet wonder-link from the master, Scott himself, who has lost no time in finding Australia's most sizzling site, with its electrifying 10,000 external links to living in Australia and living in general. Find out anything, from football ("footy") to El Niño, along with plenty of plant details from Australian Plants Online ( what a coincidence! ) and the gardening section, or by hopping over to "the Stump's" hometown in Nillumbik for a look at how to manage the native plant life there. What does "Beyond the Black Stump" mean? "As far as I know, 'Beyond The Black Stump' is an Australian expression which means 'remoteness.' It generally indicates something is a long way away and in the middle of nowhere (in the boondocks?). Apparently there was a telephone exchange in the Merriwagga/Griffith area called Black Stump and legend has it that in 1886 a woman named Barbara Blair was incinerated in a bushfire. When her husband returned he found her charred remains and sadly described her form as resembling a black stump and the name stuck, " writes the creator of this site, Peter Garriga, Nillumbik, Australia (****) LF October 30, 1997

14. NAMA: Educational Programs Demonstrates which genera of each spore color occur in each stature type andexplains how Rochester, michigan 483081640 (248) 672-5301 ssheine@aol.com http://www.namyco.org/education/edprog.html

NAMA Educational Programs Enrich your meetings and teaching sessions with NAMA rental slide and video programs. When ordering please allow plenty of time for packing and shipping by our volunteer. All programs have written scripts and most also include a narrative on audio cassette. The cassettes are not cued for automatic advance. Some programs are now on video. In addition to the rental programs that are available to all, there are new videos that are available only to NAMA members and affiliated clubs. There are also videos, cassettes, and posters for sale To Order: Write, call, or email Carlene Skeffington , giving your name, street address (no PO boxes), date you need the program (allow time for previewing), an alternative program choice, and a phone number where you can be reached. If you wish a confirmation, please enclose a self addressed postcard with correct postage. Cost: These programs are available on loan to NAMA members and NAMA affiliated clubs at no charge, but due to financial restraints, we are requesting voluntary contributions ( suggested amount, $5 to $10 per program) to cover the costs of outgoing postage and upkeep. Checks should be made payable to NAMA and enclosed with the program return.

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Some resources that I know for using handheld computers (Palm OS) in the classroom (and for myself) If you have suggestions/ additions for this page, please let me know! Educational Resources Educational Software FREE Educational Software NOT FREE General Resources ... General Software NOT FREE E D U C A T I O N A L R E S O U R C E S (info and non-software resources for free and for sale) Planet 5th - Mr. Vincent's 5th grade class in Omaha Nebraska using Palms in the classroom. See how these students use technology every day. http://www.mpsomaha.org/willow/p5/index.html Mr. Vincent has a website "Learning In Hand" that is a compilation of "resources for using handheld computers in schools". Here you'll find his blog with recent activities, ideas, and new products that he's learned about. Plus, he has links to hardware, software, and lesson plan resources for using handheld computers in the classroom (and much more). http://learninginhand.com/ Mr. Vincent also has a book out that he's co-authored with Janet Caughlin. It is being distributed by Tom Snyder Publications. It's really great, IMHO. http://www.tomsnyder.com/products/product.asp?SKU=JANHAN

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This page lists the names and contact information for selected members of the staff of the Canadian Museum of Nature. Site Index Home of nature.ca Renewal Calendar of Activities About the Museum Visitor Info Exhibitions For Educators Collections Research Library Online catalogue DISCOVER Nature! Become a Member Make a Donation Supporters Board of Trustees Staff Press Room Questions or Comments? - Ukaliq: The Arctic Hare - Sila: Clue in to Climate Change - The GEEE! in GENOME - The Nature of the Rideau River - Hi-def Cinema - Our Amazing Treasures Our People: Org chart Governing Authorities Staff List A B C D ... Quick Contacts Tangents Need an Expert? Museum Addresses Quick Contacts Information 613.566.4700 or TTY: 613.566.4770 or 1.866.600.8801 (toll-free in Canada and USA) (toll-free in Canada and USA) General Programmes School Programmes Media Relations Membership ... Volunteering The Canadian Museum of Nature and its staff members are not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information within any external links. External links are provided as a convenience and should in no way imply that the Canadian Museum of Nature endorses or accepts any responsibility for the content or use of those sites. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with that organization. Because the organizations that maintain these sites may not be subject to the

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Tuesday Technical Sessions For a complete listing of poster titles and authors, click here RT = Roundtables are special interest sessions comprised of invited speakers presenting controversial or informative issues to include audience participation and questions. PO = Podium sessions are 20-minute abstract and case study presentations on a particular topic and include research or practical information. CR = EHS Crossover programs , delivered by one or two speakers, provide information on non-industrial hygiene topics. PS = Poster sessions are abstract presentations in visual format. Authors are scheduled to answer questions during selected two-hour periods. CR Practical Implementation of an ISO14001 Environmental Management System CROSSOVER PROGRAM 308 Moderator: M. Katchen, The Phylmar Group, Los Angeles, CA. Monitors: G. Miller, InteliCoat Technologies, Matthews, NC; M. Jones, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA. Speaker: R. Hepker, Sumco USA, Phoenix, AZ. The presenter will share lessons learned from the perspective of a newly appointed environmental management representative who has read the ISO 14001 standard and has ISO 14001 short course training but no practical ISO experience. The presenter will share strategies, approaches, and tips for development and implementation of an environmental management system that allows the ISO lead auditor to easily find objective evidence that the system accomplishes the requirements of the standard.

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History The presence of music courses at NMU dates from the earliest years of its existence. Only two semesters after the opening of Northern State Normal, Annette Le Vegne traveled from the University of Michigan to teach classes in music and organize a series of summer musicals. In 1900, Northern had its first full-time music teacher, Miss Sophie Linton, a graduate of Wisconsin State Normal at Stevens Point. The state Board of Education approved a "life certificate" curriculum in the teaching of music; five instructors taught music courses in addition to regular teacher training classes. By 1952, NMU offered its first Bachelor of Arts in Music degree, with both major and minor programs. Students participated in band, orchestra, string quartet, choir, and collegiate chorale, all of which made tours to Upper Peninsula high schools. The department offered both performance and teaching degrees by 1961. Several performance groups developed during the early 1960's: the Fine Arts Quartet, the Saturday Music Club, and the Arts Chorale. NMU held summer programs, such as Music Camp, Adult Chorale Clinic, Piano Clinic for Teachers, and Festival of Music. The NMU Marching Band, active since the very early days of Northern State Normal, acquired its nickname, "Pride of the North" in the early '60's; its reputation earned them a half-time performance at a Green Bay Packers game in 1961.

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SCHEDULE Thursday, January 16, 2003 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Teaching and Learning Center Washtenaw Intermediate School District S C H E D U L E V O G E L - A V O G E L - B V O G E L - C TECHNOLOGY LAB SEMINAR 1 8:00 AM F I N A L R E G I S T R A T I O N I N T H E M A I N L O B B Y 8:30 to 9:30 AM G E N E R A L S E S S I O N Music Education: Our Focus, Our Choices, and the Role of Technology James Faulconer, Conference Keynote The University of Oklahoma, Norman OK 9:45 to 10:55 AM Teaching Music with Internet 2 James Faulconer and students The University of Oklahoma Getting Started with MIDI Jay Province Lentine's Music Interactive Music Maps for Music Appreciation Barton Polot Schoolcraft College Open Hands-on Synthesizer Lab Lentine's Music 11:05 AM to 12:15 PM Making Music with Loops Marjorie Haber West Bloomfield Public Schools Music Technology for the Elementary Music Teacher Alex Ruthmann Oakland University Internet 2: Questions and Answers Ann Doyle Internet 2 12:15 to 1:00 PM P A N E L Internet 2 and Music Education L A P T O P L U N C H Ann Arbor Digital Music Consort James Nissen, director

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