121. Penguins Unit Hi, Welcome to a page all about penguins. Below you will find lessons, penguins A Thematic Unit/Workbook. Put this Story in Your Listening Center http://www.geocities.com/teachingwithheart/penguinsunit.html

Penguins Resource For Teachers Hi, Welcome to a page all about penguins. Below you will find lessons, units, ideas, activity sheets, books, and products to enhance your unit on penguins. Enjoy! First Grade Unit Watch Penguins Songs What do they eat ... Gander Academy Activity Sheets Penguin Story Sheet Icebergs Big Book Pattern Little Pattern ... Color Sheet Children's Books To Read to You Class Tacky the Penguin Mr. Popper's Penguins Hardcover - P aperback Lit. Unit Free Lesson Play Script ... Antarctic Antics : A Book of Penguin Poems Activities To Match Busy Penguins Counting Penguins Penguin Pete Items To Make Your Unit Great Scramble Squares: Penguins Baby Penguin Puppet Penguins : Theme Unit Penguins : A Thematic Unit/Workbook Put this Story in Your Listening Center Tacky the Penguin TEACHING IS A WORK OF HEART

122. Allerød Penguins Softball Nyheder, turneringer, hold og merchandise. http://www.penguins.dk/

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123. PenguinWebquest What kind of wild and crazy animals are penguins? PROVE IT! 2.) j0126297.wmf (68418 bytes) Where in the world do penguins come from? http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/pi/First/kerber/Penguins/PenguinWebquest.htm

Penguins,Penguins.... Let's Find Out About Them We are going on a WebQuest! Your job is to be a detective and find out many facts about all kinds of penguins. Just a reminder: During the WebQuest, after you click on a " white hyperlink " scroll up and down (with the arrows on the right of your screen) to view the new website and find the information you are looking for. Then press the BACK button at the top of your browser screen to return to the HOME page. 1.) What kind of wild and crazy animals are penguins? PROVE IT! Where in the world do penguins come from? I've seen them at the zoo, but where do they really live? If I went to visit them, what kind of weather and habitat could I expect? CHECK IT OUT! 3.) How many different kinds of penguins are there? Do they all look the same? LOOK AT THE PENGUIN FAMILY ALBUM! 4.) What sizes are penguins? Are they bigger than a breadbox? Are they as light as a feather? READ OUR GRAPH TO FIND OUT! 5.) Where do penguin babies come from? How do penguin parents care for their young? FIND OUT!

124. Penguins Of The World - Official IPCWG Guide To Penguins penguins and Penguin Conservation. Official web site of the International Penguin Conservation Work Group, it offers an insight into the world of penguins, http://www.penguins.cl/

There are 17 species of penguin , ranging from the frozen waters of the Antarctic, to the Galapagos Islands on the equator. Despite their comical appearance, penguins are the most successful avian predators of the Southern Oceans. Penguins can run as fast as most men, and swim faster than most fish. They are perfectly adapted to a half life between land and sea. Learn more. GROUP PARTICIPANTS LINKS TO OTHER SITES ADOPT A PENGUIN Welcome to the IPCWG Web Site Penguins are perfectly adapted to the environment in which they live, but they are less able to cope with alterations to the environment brought about by commercial fishing, oil pollution and coastal development. Penguins have undergone huge declines in certain regions, and some penguins face the very real prospect of extinction unless something is done to help. Click here to learn about the threats facing penguins In September 2000, penguin conservationists from all over the world gathered at La Serena to discuss ways in which penguins could be protected. A number of wide-ranging proposals were drafted, and the International Penguin Conservation Work Group was formed. Click here to learn more about the IPCWG Why not ADOPT A PENGUIN ?

125. Gentoo Penguins A comprehensive page containing information about the gentoo penguin. Facts include life cycle, nest construction, and appearance and description. http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/proj/penguins/gentoo.html

P E N G U I N S AROUND THE WORLD G E N T O O P E N G U I N S Gentoo penguins have a wide white stripe that goes across the tops of their heads from one eye to the other. They have a very bright orange beak. They are the largest members of the stiff-tailed family. They live on many of the islands of the Antarctic region but the main colony is on the Falklands. There are about 300,000 breeding pairs on the islands. They live in large and noisy breeding colonies Their nests are made on the rocky shores. They prefer the inland grasslands for nest building. They carry and pile stones, pebbles, grass, sticks, and anything they can find to make a circle. Gentoos can be very aggressive and will fight over stones or take stones and nest building material away from other birds' nests. Two eggs are laid inside this circle. Both parents tend to the eggs. The eggs hatch after 34 to 36 days. If there is lots of food, both chicks will survive. The chicks stay in the rock nest for 30 days. Then it forms groups with other chicks called "crèches". They stay here while the parents hunt for food. After about 80 to 100 days the chicks grow their adult feathers and they go on their own. Gentoo penguins stand about 30 to 35 inches (75 to 95 centimeters) tall. They can weight about 13 pounds (6 kilometers). They eat mostly krill and some small fish.

126. Penguins: IPCWG Guide To Penguins Of The World penguins and Penguin Conservation. Official web site of the International Penguin Conservation Work Group, offering an insight into the world of penguins, http://www.penguins.cl/penguins-intro.htm

Photo by Yan Ropert-Coudert Introduction to Penguins Penguins are flightless birds belonging to the family Spheniscidae . World-wide there are 17 species of penguin, all of which breed in the Southern hemisphere. The name is believed to have originated from the Welsh "pen gwyn" which means white head. The name was originally applied to Great Auks, which are flightless birds that lived in the northern hemisphere, before being hunted to extinction in the 19th Century. Great Auks looked similar to penguins, and were also unable to fly, which is why they were killed off so easily by sailors who used them for food. Penguins differ from birds which are able to fly, by having a much heavier and more robust skeleton. Birds that fly must have a skeleton which is as light as possible, in order to make flight possible. This is achieved through bones that are paper-thin or hollow, often with internal honeycombing that combines adequate strength with low weight. For flying birds that also dive, such as Auks, this low density skeleton means that birds must work hard to overcome considerable natural buoyancy when diving below the water surface. For penguins that do not have the power of flight, such light weight skeletons hold no advantage, and they therefore have bones which are considerably denser, giving greater strength and reduced buoyancy. The penguin skeleton is also markedly different from other birds around the furcula and breast bone, due to the differing movement and muscular requirements of penguin flippers compared to bird wings. Such differences in bone structure provide vital clues to the ancestry of penguins, since bones are often the only parts that remain as fossils.

127. New England Aquarium Penguins This website is the internet version of our colony of over 60 penguins. Learn how our exhibit has grown and how our penguins have grown with it. http://www.neaq.org/penguins/

Welcome to Penguins: Welcome to New England Aquarium Penguins. This website is the internet version of our colony of over 60 penguins. Take some time to look around, there is a lot to see. Volunteer with us and work with penguins in our 150,000 gallon salt water exhibit. Interested in a career as an aquarist? Read interviews with our senior staff to find out what it's all about. Learn about penguin behaviors and what all those crazy things you see our penguins doing actually mean. Take a look at our exhibit's evolution over the past several decades. Learn how our exhibit has grown and how our penguins have grown with it. Inside the Penguin Exhibit Click to See Inside Our Exhibit! Adorable Penguin Chicks! Generations of chicks have been born at the aquarium, click for baby photos! Some of Our Favorite Penguin Books: Little Penguins Fairy Penguins Stahel and Gales Mitsuaki Iwago's Penguins Mitsuaki Iwago Penguins Roger Peterson Penguins of the World Wayne Lynch Mr. Popper's Penguins Richard Atwater The Total Penguin James Gorman Penguin Biology Davis and Darby New England Aquarium Central Wharf Boston, MA 02110

128. Sports : Hockey -- TimesLeader.com Local newspaper coverage of the WilkesBarre penguins from the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader. http://www.timesleader.com/mld/timesleader/sports/hockey/

var rm = false; var krd_site = "timesleader"; var krd_site_display_name = "TimesLeader.com"; var krd_publication = "timesleader"; var krd_topix_property = "5027"; Subscriber Services Complete Forecast Search Recent News Archives Web for Jobs Cars Real Estate Apartments ... Opinion ONLINE EXTRAS Today's Front Page Newspaper Ads Online Property Assessment database Archives ... RSS Headlines SITE SERVICES Contact Us Advertise "Buy NHL Tickets online now!" powered by Back to Home Sports Saturday, Sep 24, 2005 Hockey AROUND THE LEAGUE Stars' Modano embraces his role as captain MAC ENGEL, Fort Worth Star-Telegram The "C" on the sweater is supposed to be an honor for Stars center Mike Modano, but there were times during the 2003-04 season that it felt like a scarlet letter. Penguins' Crosby, 18, plays like veteran in preseason game Panthers on the road again Laid-back Arnason welcomes fresh start with Yawney Hatcher knows Hitchcock isn't easy to play for AP HEADLINES Burk protests new NHL TV advertisements - 9/23/2005 08:02 PM EDT Martha Burk is taking aim at the NHL's newest television advertisement. Burk, who led an unsuccessful effort to allow female members at Augusta National three years ago, called the ad "gratuitous" because it shows a scantily clad woman dressing a hockey player before he heads onto the ice.

129. WhaleTimes Fishin' For Facts~Penguins There are seventeen species of penguins, so the sizes the reach depends. penguins range in size from the fairy penguin which only gets about 9 inches tall http://www.whaletimes.org/whapeng.htm

Fishin' for Facts: Penguins Size There are seventeen species of penguins, so the sizes the reach depends. Penguins range in size from the fairy penguin which only gets about 9 inches tall to the emperor penguin which can reach lengths up to 3-4 feet tall. Here are fourteen species, can you name the missing ones? emperor Magellenic Humboldt black-footed chinstrap gentoo Fiordland crested yellow-eyed fairy rockhopper erect-crested Snares Island Galapagos royal Where are they found? All penguins are found below the equator. The Galapagos penguin lives - guess where? You're right, the Galapagos Islands near the equator. What do they eat? Penguins eat squid, octopus, fish and krill. Highlights Adult penguins are black and white, some have yellow head feathers. The blue/fairy penguin has a blue tint to its feathers. Penguins are hatched from eggs. Depending upon the species, penguins lay one to two eggs at a time. Often only one chick survives. Penguin chicks may be light to dark gray depending upon the species. When hatched they have very soft downy feathers. They keep the penguin chick warm, but are not waterproof, so the chick cannot go in to the water. Since penguins are found in different habitats, predators vary. However, predators include sharks, killer whales, sea lions, and leopard seals.

130. Scout.com: Pittsburgh Steelers NFL Football Front Page Full team coverage of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pirates and penguins. Includes daily updates, message board, season information and standings. http://steelers.theinsiders.com/

To get the most out of this site, client-side scripting must be enabled on your web browser. Login here Steelers must stop Brady first PITTSBURGH – The killer plays that defined the Steelers’ killer loss to New England in the last AFC Championship game went like this: Full Story Discuss Notebook: Dirty ol' Harrison rolls on Pittsburgh Steelers Notebooks Full Story Discuss Answer Man Sep 23, 2005 Five questions with … Greg Warren Sep 23, 2005 Notebook: Belichick raves about Steelers Sep 21, 2005 Steelers have fresh legs, edge at RB Sep 21, 2005 Wednesday Apple Pie Sep 21, 2005 After the Black and Gold Rush Sep 19, 2005 Weekly Bill Cowher Press Conference Sep 20, 2005 MORE STORIES ... Get our 2006 Pre-Season Fantasy Guide and our 2006 Draft Guide absolutely free! Tales From Behind The Steel Curtain Fantasy Rankings Free Agency Tracker NFL Draft Rankings ... Browns-Colts: Helping Out with Freeney Sep 24, 2005 - BerniesInsiders.com Browns-Colts: Personnel Notes Sep 24, 2005 - BerniesInsiders.com NFL Prospects on display Sep 23, 2005 - TheNFLexperts.com Wright hoping to rebound from slow start Sep 23, 2005 - RavensInsider.com

131. WhaleTimes SeaBed ~ Whales, Dolphins, Sharks, Penguins And More General information on today s marine animals of interest, including whales, seals, and sharks. Features whale puzzlers, tales, and books for kids. http://www.whaletimes.org/

Welcome to the WhaleTimes will take you on an adventure to the ocean. Do you like whales, seals, sea lions, sharks, penguins, and walruses? Then you're going to love WhaleTimes . Find out how your favorite animals survive in the sea. What they eat, where they live and much more. Fishin' for Facts? Visit the WhaleTimes library to learn about squid, whales, seals, El Nino, and more! Ask Jake, the SeaDog Do you have a question about whales, sharks, penguins - Ask Jake! The new WhaleTimes Colossal Dictionary of Whale Words! Whale Puzzler Whale Tale Species Sleuth ... Sea of Books Looking for a good book about whales, seals or sharks? New School Visits Program Coming Soon! Happy EarthDay! What did you do for earth day this year? Tell us. WhaleTimes *Is this a whale or shark? Go to the Kid's Page to find out!. WhaleTimes has been recognized by: "Net-mom Approved" Top Site Award for Education from Coolmath Rated "Wonderful!" and awarded 4 stars by the San Diego Union-Tribune column "Surfing the Net with Kids"

132. Tux Reports: Where Penguins Fly, A Linux Community Focusing on GNU/Linux, Tux Reports provides reviews, commentary, forum discussions, HOWTOs for kids, and links to news from other websites. Earn your wings and learn to fly on your GNU/Linux system. http://www.tuxreports.com/

Tux Reports Linux History From a 1991 hobby to a 2005 powerhouse. Linux is a powerful and portable operating system capable of running on desktops, workstations, servers, and numerous consumer devices. The operating system was originally designed by Linux Torvalds and released under the terms of the General Public License (GPL). This means that anyone interested may see the source code and make their own modifications and improvements. Many people have worked to enhance the Linux Kernel and have created readily installable distributions. Installation procedures have become easier as well as compatibility with numerous devices. Tux Reports History Tux Reports began as a hobby site in 1999. It has grown to a network of over 50 domains discussing computers, politics, entertainment, sports, and travel. The original Tux Reports website emphasized hardware reviews, and a second iteration focused on Linux distribution reviews. This third release of the Tux Reports website is only beginning to take shape. We have a dedicated server, dedicated bandwidth, and plenty of patience. At the moment, we have the forums available for your pleasure. You may want to let us know the direction you would like to see the site move. We always enjoy learning more about how everyone is using Linux. We look forward to building Tux Reports into a source of unique information about the Linux Kernel, distributions, and applications. Forums Today's Active Topics Today's Top 10 Posters Contact Staff August 2005 News Summary

133. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Penguins Pittsburgh sports from the expert writers and columnists of the Pittsburgh PostGazette. http://www.postgazette.com/penguins/

Sports Penguins/NHL Columnists Photos ... Odds Latest AP Headlines Flyers' Forsberg Back on Ice Deadmarsh Retires Because of Concussions Czech Hockey Ratifies Transfers to NHL Crosby Registers Assist in NHL Debut ... Welch embraces simple approach BINGHAMTON, N.Y. Noah Welch earned a degree from Harvard, so it's not surprising that he could reason this all out. Q: With Mario Lemieux coming back, my first reaction is, (will he play in) 10, 15, maybe 20 games this year? Talbot's speed, grit, skill put him in line to join Penguins WILKES-BARRE If Maxime Talbot was looking for the perfect way to punctuate a couple of excellent preseason performances, to underscore how tough it will be to keep him off the Penguins' opening-night roster, this was it. Penguins Notebook: There's no shortage of leaders WILKES-BARRE Coach Eddie Olczyk has not decided who will serve as the Penguins' alternate captains this season, but not because there is a shortage of qualified candidates. Welcome to the NHL: Sidney Crosby leaves mark on his debut as pro WILKES-BARRE It's not like Sidney Crosby had anything to prove last night. Not to his coach. And not to his teammates. But if he had, Crosby's performance in the Penguins' 5-4 overtime loss to Boston at Wachovia Arena would have done it. No shortage of choices to fill Penguins power-play unit Penguins Notebook: Hockey world focused on Crosby's debut UPMC spends $1 million for kids to see Penguins NHL Notebook: Detroit to re-sign Datsyuk ... LeClair, Penguins join forces

134. An Unusual Love Story - Newsweek Columnists - MSNBC.com penguins accept samesex commitments. Why do some people have so much trouble with And, it turns out, even the penguins at the Central Park Zoo do it. http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4352011/

Skip navigation Newsweek Subscribe Now Periscope ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Columnists An Unusual Love Story Penguins accept same-sex commitments. Why do some people have so much trouble with the idea? WEB EXCLUSIVE Newsweek Feb. 23 - Birds do it. Bees do it. And, it turns out, even the penguins at the Central Park Zoo do it. So let's do it: Let's let gay people make a lifelong commitment to each other openly and in public. I reached this Cole Porter-esque conclusion on Valentine's Day when, in my ongoing quest to understand why some heterosexuals believe that gay marriage will destroy their "traditional" marriages, I stopped by the Central Park Zoo to interview the famously gay penguins, Roy and Silo. You may not know about Roy and Silo, but we New Yorkers have been mighty proud since they came out in 1998. Finally, instead of having New York's collective sex life defined by the floozy, commitment-challenged heterosexual women of "Sex and the City" or the pages of personal ads taken out by single losers, we finally had a First Couple of Monogamy that would show the world that love and fidelity could still conquer all (plus, they looked great in their little tuxedos). Roy and Silo's love is a story for the ages. Like so many great lovers, Roy and Silo met in a zoo holding tank in 1998. They were young then, and unsure of themselves sexually like many adolescents (and when I say "adolescents," of course, I mean me). But their attraction could not be denied, and they have remained inseparable, according to Central Park Zoo penguin keeper Rob Gramzay.

135. KidZone Penguins Fun facts, photos, and activities about penguins. Includes information on many of the species. http://www.kidzone.ws/animals/penguins/index.htm

SEARCH Crafts for Kids Coloring Pages DLTK Teach ... Birds found in Alberta, Canada [ Penguins ] HOME ABOUT US SEARCH Geography ... Turkeys Fun Stuff: Magic Tricks Featured Stuff: Penguins! bibliography links print help ... Help us serve you better. Take a five minute survey. Click here!

136. YSUSports.com - The Official Site Of Youngstown State Athletics penguins Fall Drills Heat Up; Pittsburgh Game Time Announced. Freshman fullback Ben Lane and sophomore penguins Announce 2005 Cross Country Schedule http://www.ysu.edu/sports/

Football Shutout By Pitt, 41-0 Junior Jason Perry picked off a Tyler Palko pass in the first quarter of the Penguins 41-0 loss to Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh’s Tyler Palko completed 14-of-22 passes for 290 yards and three touchdowns while Raymond Kirkley rushed for 83 yards and scored twice (one rushing and one receiving) to lead the Panthers (1-3) past Youngstown State (3-1), 41-0, in front of 43,135 on Saturday afternoon at Heinz Field. The Panthers set the tone early, scoring on their first two possessions. After forcing the Penguins to a three-and-out on their first possession and a 19-yard punt by Joe Bishop, the Panthers struck quickly on two-play, 41-second scoring drive capped by a 39-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Palko to Raymond Kirkley to take a 6-0 lead. Release Stats Buzek, Cicero Pace Penguins at Spiked Shoe Invitational State College, Pa. Youngstown State senior Nick Buzek placed 17th to lead the men to a seventh-place finish while senior Emily Cicero was 25th for the 11th-place women's squad at the Spiked Shoe Invitational on Saturday. Buzek covered the 5.2 mile course at Penn State in 26:26 while Cicero ran a 6K time of 22:47.

137. /public/ftp/pub/Linux/logos/penguins Some Tux logos original to the site. http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/logos/penguins/!INDEX.html

Index of /public/ftp/pub/Linux/logos/penguins What you'll find here: various renderings and mutations of the `official' Linux 2.0 penguin The `official' Linux 2.0 penguin lives at http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux You can also view this index in terse format , or return to the parent directory Penguins-linux_inside.gif LSM entry Seven Penguins ... (12994 bytes) happypenguin.jpg LSM entry The Penguin...Consuming mass quantities (22161 bytes) linux-w-penguin.gif LSM entry mutations of the `official' Linux 2.0 pengui (4985 bytes) linux_logo-3.04.tar.gz LSM entry LSM entry ANSI Color Penguin Logo that can be run at bootup (55210 bytes) linux_logo-4.01.tar.gz LSM entry LSM entry ANSI Color Penguin Logo that can be run at bootup (83201 bytes) linuxbeer.gif LSM entry ray-traced GIF of beer bottle floating with Linux penguin on it (81895 bytes) linuxnow.jpg LSM entry linxpeng.png LSM entry Linux - it's not just for penguins anymore (28842 bytes) logo_ascii.tar LSM entry GIF, PBM, PostScript, and ASCII line-art penguins (204800 bytes) raytux.jpg

138. Virtual Antarctica Science: Penguins penguins are flightless birds which have adapted to living in the cooler waters The 17 species of penguins found today are thought to have evolved from http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~kpt/terraquest/va/science/penguins/penguins.html

Penguins The signature species of Antarctica the mascot, if you will is the penguin. There are not one but no fewer than 17 species of penguins, of which only four breed on the Antarctic continent itself. These include the Adelie, the Emperor, the Chinstrap and the Gentoo penguins. Several other species are sometimes found within the Antarctic region, and penguins are found as far north as the Galapagos Islands, straddling the equator. But in general, the link in the public imagination between Antarctica and penguins is supported by the numbers there are millions of nesting pairs of Chinstrap penguins alone, and they are by far the most numerous creatures in the region. Flightless Birds Behavior Breeding Locomotion ... The Crested Penguins Flightless Birds Penguins are flightless birds which have adapted to living in the cooler waters of the Southern Hemisphere. The 17 species of penguins found today are thought to have evolved from petrel-like flying birds some 50 million years ago. Some species spend as much as 75% of their lives in the ocean, yet they all breed on land or sea-ice attached to the land. All penguins have a very similar torpedo-shaped body form, though they vary greatly in size. Penguin wings are highly modified to form stiff paddle-like flippers used for swimming, and their feet and stubby tails combine to form a rudder. The penguin's bones are solid and heavy, which help them to remain submerged and reduce the energy needed for diving.

139. Rio Summer Sunbathers Find Surf, Sand And Penguins CNN http://cnn.com/2001/NATURE/01/17/brazil.penguins.reut/index.html

140. CNS: June 10, 2002: They're In Love. They're Gay. They're Penguins... And They'r They re penguins And they re not alone. By Cristina Cardoze. Wendell and Cass, two gay penguins at the New York Aquarium. PHOTO The New York Aquarium http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/studentwork/cns/2002-06-10/591.asp

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