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61. Grade Five Internet Curriculum Links
Teaching Ideas Web Site This site has quick activities in every This sitegoes hand-in-hand witht he rube goldberg activity at the end of the
http://www.howard.k12.md.us/connections/elementary/gradefive.html
Grade Five Internet Curriculum Links
Student Search Engines Teacher Resources Language Arts Math ... Health
Student Search Engines These sites are student screened search engines. Ask Jeeves for Kids - This site is a question and answer site. Students may type in a question and the site will provide links to help answer the question. Yahooligans This a search engine designed specifically for children. Teacher Resources - These sites are for teacher reference and professional development. They are not always meant to be used with the students. General Interest Sites
Puzzle Maker Web Site
- Get ready to create puzzles and mazes for all your curricular areas. Teaching Ideas Web Site
Language Art s Lesson Plans You will find activities and lesson plans for grammar, spelling, poetry, and other language arts ideas at this site. Unit: Grammar and Spelling and Punctuation Sentence Patterns - Writing tips for teachers for sentences, paragraphs, and essays (writing to inform). Unit: Literature/Writing Process Children's Literature Site - This site gives bibliographies, subject areas, summaries of books, and a whole lot more. There are lists of some possible discussions, activities and works of literary merit.

62. PBS - Scientific American Frontiers I Games Machines Play I Teaching Guide I Men
ACTIVITY, PRINT VERSION (PDF), HTML VERSION. Building a Better Mousetrap Car.Streamlined Design. rube goldberg Project
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63. Teacher Hot List
Multimedia Teaching Strategies Project and html teacher guides on Buildinga Better Mousetrap, a Car Streamlined Design and a rube goldberg Project.
http://www.sabine.k12.la.us/vrschool/hotlist.htm

64. Innovative Teaching - Inventions
Games machines Play http//www.pbs.org/saf/1208/teaching/menu.htm Building aBetter Mousetrap, a Car Streamlined Design and a rube goldberg Project.
http://surfaquarium.com/newsletter/invent.htm
"Do not go where the path leads;
Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail."
-Emerson
Inventions
Volume 5, Issue 18 - January 26, 2003 presented by
Walter McKenzie - Surfaquarium Consulting
Innovative staff development:
Technology Applications, Multiple Intelligences,
Curriculum Integration and Creative Education.
Let's see what we can do for your staff!
The volume of online resources to be considered on inventors and inventions is so large I am breaking them into two newsletters. This week I will focus on the process of inventing; next week inventors. Simple machines are a common Science topic across the nation, and there is no better way to apply skills and concepts of simple machines than implementing a unit challenging students to apply what they've learned! In fact, whether you're approaching it from a purely science point-of-view or you'd like to incorporate math and language arts, a unit study of inventors and inventions is a great way to offer, authentic, real world, higher level application of skills and concepts students have been learning over the span of their academic careers. Here's a digital dozen of resources designed to help you make this a show-stopper for your school year.

65. Lakehead University: Lakehead University Library: Home
rube goldberg Physics Project Grades 912. This high school physics project asks This teaching guide is based on an episode of the PBS show Scientific
http://library.lakeheadu.ca/wp/?pg=404

66. The CPU Project
Just 12 years ago Lucia was teaching physics at the high school level in her native CPU Team was recently awarded the High School rube goldberg Award.
http://cpuproject.sdsu.edu/special.html
Lucia Rusu with CPU teamate Forrest Meiere. Lucia Rusu
Steve Robinson Stephen Robinson , Associate Professor of Physics, was a 1997 recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Award for Teaching at Tennessee Technological University (TTU). According to the local newspaper, Robinson's peers consider him an innovator, and praise his efforts to make a difficult subject more accessible. "Steve has a talent for looking at classes in a new way and being able to bring those new ideas to fruition in the classroom," reported John Shriner, chairperson of the TTU Physics department, who cited in particular Robinson's participation in the CPU project. Robinson was recognized for his achievements, and received a plaque and honorarium during TTU's commencement ceremonies. Steve is a very active member of one of the Tennessee CPU Leadership Teams.
Delaware Governor Tom Carper visits a Concord High School physical science class.

67. Physics: Unit Planning Guide - Sample Unit
The main project, building the rube goldberg, is divided into a number of smaller The approach to teaching kinematics and dynamics, and electricity is
http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/physics/unplphy.html
Unit Planning Guide - Sample Unit
Unit Overview CELs Factors of Scientific Literacy Foundational Objectives ... Sample Mini Lesson The Sample Unit provided here is an integrated unit involving a major project. Four to six weeks are required to complete this unit. Many of the Key Concepts and Learning Outcomes in the first three Core Units, as well as Optional Unit VII on Electromagnetism are covered. Further development of the Core and Optional Units could take place through other similar types of integrated units. Students are involved in the design and construction of a mechanical device called a "Rube Goldberg," aptly named after the late cartoonist whose illustrations showed a variety of humorous mechanical inventions which took a simple problem and made it seemingly as complex as possible. For example, Rube Goldberg once sketched his version of what might appear to some to be the perfect alarm clock for the technological age. When the sun comes up and shines through a window, light is focused by a magnifying glass onto a string. The string breaks, causing a sand bag to drop into a large water ladle. The ladle then pivots, causing a gate to open. The open gate allows a heavy bowling ball to roll down a chute. The end of the bed is attached to the moving ball, through an ingenious arrangement of pulleys and ropes. This mechanism then lifts the bed into a vertical position, dropping the sleeping person right into their shoes, which just happen to be positioned at the appropriate location on the floor.

68. MIT Public Service Center Bulletin
Spend a year teaching in the Boston schools. Mentor for the rube goldberg Competition . Participation is required for the entire project time span.
http://web.mit.edu/mitpsc/news/bulletin/archive/2004-10-13.shtml
Wednesday, October 13, 2004
Spotlight:
  • Apply for a funded public service IAP Fellowship.
    This IAP, will you just hang around, or can you imagine yourself working on an exciting project that will make a difference in people's lives? Fellows can work in the Greater Boston area, across the US, or around the world on projects that provide sustainable benefit to under-served communities. Check out the opportunities at web.mit.edu/mitpsc/fellowships , or email Alison or Sally at fellowships-staff@mit.edu
    Apply by noon on October 25. It takes time to develop a project, so start soon!

One Time Opportunities Ongoing Opportunities

69. U
ABC s of Nuclear Science; California Science Project; California K12 ScienceStandards; Argonne National Laboratory s rube goldberg Machine Contest
http://www.bamaed.ua.edu/sciteach/ENERGY/Energylinksannotated.html
Project Energy Institute Internet Energy Sites
U. S. Department of Energy Sites

70. A+ For Energy
A rube goldberg Project is an excellent method to tie all these energy My Project will focus on teaching Energy through various aspects of Physics.
http://www.aplusforenergy.com/SP.htm
Class of 2004 Winners
SENIOR PROJECTS
Louis Armin-Hoiland
Northern Humboldt Union High School District
Arcata High School
Arcata, CA Photons for Energy
Patricia Barker
Los Angeles Unified School District
Hollywood High School
Los Angeles, CA
Kathleen Beauregard Pajaro Valley Unified School District Watsonville High School Watsonville, CA Renewable Hydrogen Fuel Cells Avinderjit Bindra Los Angeles County Office of Education Eggleston RCEC School Covina, CA The first component of the Renewable Hydrogen Fuel Cell project is the education of my students about the limitations and disadvantages of using sources of energy, like petroleum, coal, natural gas and propane because they are non-renewable and the consequences of the emissions produced by them in the form of green house gases, which are causing global warming, which will ultimately lead to natural calamities. Will Carney Los Angeles Unified School District Alexander Hamilton High School Los Angeles, CA

71. Stories & Strategies -- Technology Tools
building a rube goldberg Machine that can raise the American flag. Video conferencing to schools is still a pilot project in Purdue s School of
http://www.pt3.org/stories/remote_field.html
Keyword search:
Course Redesign
Digital Equity E-portfolios Faculty Development ... Project Websites Technology Tools : Video Technology Montana State University
Billings, MT
2000 Implementation Grant
Annual Education Degrees Awarded: N/A
PT3 abstract
PT3 website
Project Contact: Marlene LaCounte
Purdue University

West Lafayette, IN
2000 Implementation Grant
Annual Education Degrees Awarded: N/A PT3 abstract PT3 website Project Contact: James Lehman Remote Field Observation: Classroom Experiences Without Leaving Campus In a campus classroom in Montana, a group of preservice teachers watch a live web cast of a technology-infused social studies lesson in a fifth-grade classroom 250 miles away. As the kids use HyperStudio to present their research projects on famous persons in history, the preservice teachers are impressed: this is their first time observing a real classroom with a teacher who is skilled at using educational technology. Not only are the students enthusiastic, their presentations are detailed and impressive-they've been using the software since the second grade, after all. In another classroom on a campus in rural Indiana, preservice teachers are using two-way videoconferencing to present mini-lessons to bilingual third-graders in East Chicago, 90 miles and a world away from the K-12 schools the preservice teachers normally work with in rural Indiana.

72. ESMIS Physical Science Project
books in Teaching Physical Science through Children’ s Literature by Gertz,Portman, I found some rube goldberg cartoons at www.rubegoldberg.com.
http://www.ed.mtu.edu/esmis/id63.htm
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Goals Institutes ... ESMIS

ESMIS physical science project
During June of 2000 I attended a physical science institute funded with Eisenhower Grant monies and administered by Michigan Technology University. We spent a week at the Ford Forestry center at Alberta, Michigan and on MTU’s campus. Throughout the course of the week we attended sessions related to physical science, went on field trips, and spent time sharing our teaching experiences with one another. Dr. Hindelang had an extensive library and computer lab with internet connectivity available for us to use. We all left the institute with a unit of study to implement in our classrooms in the fall. In examining our 3rd grade curriculum I decided to develop a unit on forces and simple machines. Before I even started this unit I briefly indicated to the parents in the newsletter that I send home every Friday that we would be needing hammers, screwdrivers, 5 quart ice cream buckets, and non-working electrical appliances: ie. toasters, fans, can openers, VCRs, disk drives, etc. I introduced the unit with three fictional picture books: Choo Choo by Virginia Lee Burton, Lazy Bear by Brian Wildsmith, and Mr Gumpy’s Motor Car by John Burningham. These books were on the chalk tray in the front of the room about a week before we started working on the unit. The first day of the unit we brainstormed different machines. As the children named machines I listed them on a piece of chart paper. After we had a sizable list, I asked what do they have in common. We made another list. I asked the children how these machines could be grouped. I then asked which were the simplest machines on the list. We then defined the six simple machines: wheel and axle, incline plane, pulley, lever, screw, and wedge. I divided the class into 6 groups. Each group was given a large piece of paper and the name of a simple machine. Over the course of the new few weeks they were to work on their simple machine poster whenever they had time.

73. AIMS
She explains some of the differences of teaching in a traditional school versus The art teacher used rube goldberg s artwork. goldberg does exaggerated
http://www.shortnorth.com/AIMS.html
From the June 2000 issue) Arts Impact Middle School
makes the grade By Nancy Patzer

AIMS kids.
Hallway mural The Short North area is known for its galleries and art stores, theaters and music festivals, but in addition, this district is home to one of the few arts-oriented schools in Columbus. Arts Impact Middle School (AIMS) on West Fourth Avenue is the only middle school in the Columbus Public School System with an emphasis on arts-infused curriculum, where students, grades six through eight, learn traditional subjects through the arts: music, dance, visual arts, theater, photography, and film. Before AIMS, there were no arts impact middle schools in Columbus. The school emerged from the revamping of several traditional schools. For years, Columbus Public Schools operated alternative/arts-oriented schools like Duxberry Alternative Arts Impact (Elementary) and Fort Hayes High School with no middle school connection. A few years ago, when the Board of Education was looking at the closure and restruc-turing of some of its schools, it created the Afrocentric School and the Spanish and French Immersion Schools (formerly elementary centers), making them K-8 Centers. At the same time, the arts community was expressing a similar desire for an arts/alternative middle school link. In response to this need, the board created the Arts Impact Middle School. Everett Middle School closed in order to accommodate AIMS, which was established in its current location with the 1998-1999 school year. Prior to moving to its present site on West Fourth Avenue in the Short North, the school was housed for two years in a temporary site at Sharon Elementary School. Initially there were only about ten teachers at AIMS. In its fourth year of operation, faculty and staff now number around sixty. AIMS produced its first graduating class of 200 students in the spring of last year and recently received a $50,000 grant, an Ohio Governor's

74. ASEE - Publications - Connections Newsletter - March 2003
The rube goldberg ThreeMinute Timer - an Old Hands-on Teaching Experiment with rube goldberg-type designs in engineering education is nothing new,
http://www.asee.org/about/publications/connections/mar2003.cfm
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Search ASEE.org Publications and Marketing PRISM Magazine Journal of Engineering Education Engineering - Go For It! Engineering College Profiles and Statistics ... Connections Newsletter
March 2003 Welcome to Connections, a new e-newsletter for engineering educators. Published monthly by the American Society for Engineering Education, this newsletter is free to engineering educators across the nation. Connections will provide you with timely information about engineering education that you won't find anywhere else. We'll let you know the latest in engineering news and will tell you what's happening in Congress and how it will affect you. Connections will also include teaching tips and provide links to feature stories in Prism, the society's award-winning magazine. We hope you enjoy Connections.

75. Honors General Physics 211 MH Lab Description
Such a device is called a rube goldberg machine, named after the creative Fr. McShane and a Physics Department Teaching Fellow will supervise the labs
http://physics33.creighton.edu/course_materials/phy211mh/Honors General Physics
Honors General Physics 211 MH Lab Description Fall 2005 Dr. Mike Nichols Overview Students in the honors physics lab sections will not be doing the same type of labs as are done in the other sections. In keeping with the goals of the Honors Program, to allow a greater personal ownership of the educational experience, and the additional freedom and responsibility that goes with that, student groups in PHY 211 MA and MB will be engaged in a semester long competition to design and build a simple machine that can perform a specific task after a minimum number of steps without human intervention. Such a device is called a Rube Goldberg machine, named after the creative inventions of the Pulitzer-prize winning cartoonist, sculptor, and author Depending on your age, and experience, you may have first been exposed to the ideas behind the Rube Goldberg machine through the Milton Bradley game “Mousetrap, or , more recently, through movies such as Back to the Future, or Home Alone. For a great example of a Rube Goldberg machine built using parts from a Honda Accord see http://194.29.64.17/thecog/movie.html

76. Educational Services - Teacherline - Vignettes
Again, this project allows for the teacher to assist, direct and offer guidance The first component asks the class to look at the works of rube goldberg
http://www.wviz.org/edsvcs/teacherline/Jane_Williams.asp
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Vignettes
"One Computer Learning Station"
by: Jane Williams
One Computer as a Learning Station
Research
Creative Thinking Process
Promotion
Subject:
Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science
Topic: Invention Timeline
Objective:
Students will work cooperatively, collaborating with partners on Timeline construction.
Materials: Multiple copies of reference books, such as almanacs, encyclopedias Multiple copies of non-fiction books such as Eyewitness Books Timeliner software program Copies of INVENTION TIMELINE WORKSHEET Adaptations: Procedure:
  • Students preview reference materials, nonfiction materials. Select the following Internet sites to begin search: www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/inventors.htm Inventors Hall of Fame www.invent.org/hall_of_fame/1_1_search.asp www.150.si.edu/150trav/remember/amerinv.htm Totally Absurd Inventions: http://totallyabsurd.com
  • 77. Dr. Skip's Corner : March 2005
    Dr. Skip s Corner K12 Teaching Adventures @ OSU Engineering http//www.rube-goldberg.com/. OVERVIEW INVENTIONS Age group 2nd - 12th grades
    http://engr.oregonstate.edu/momentum/k12/mar05/
    OSU Calendar Find Someone OSU Maps OSU Sitemap ... Back Issue Archives Dr. Skip's Corner: K-12 Teaching Adventures @ OSU Engineering March 2005 K-12 Home page and more learning activities
    Simple Machines = Simple LEARNING and Simple FUN
    By Alicia-Lyman Holt and Dr. Skip Rochefort Download a PDF of this lesson INTRODUCTION
    This project was developed with Ms. Rountree's 2nd grade class at Ashbrook Independent School in Corvallis, OR. The idea came from the Oregon Science Olympiad Tournament Mission Possible event for middle school students, put on in our region by Covie Quick at Calapooia Middle School in Albany, OR. We think it can be done with all ages and for whatever amount of time you are willing to dedicate to the activity. With the 2nd grade class we did the project for one hour per week over 8 weeks, culminating in four simple machine designs and a poster for the Science Fair. It was fun and the kids learned a lot. Now, we'll go off on a class trip to see ROBOTS with a new appreciation for SIMPLE MACHINES BACKGROUND
    Simple Machines are machines with no or few moving parts that help make work easer (or play more fun). Simple Machines are tools that change either the amount of force acting on an object, or the direction of the force . Force is the energy you put into something - like pushing off on a teeter-totter. You use these in your every day with out even thinking about them.

    78. 2003 PNM Classroom Innovation Grants
    EJ Martinez Elementary School Wetland Project, Jim Wright, $3000 Solving ina Problematic World Teaching With the Creative Humor of rube goldberg,
    http://www.pnm.com/foundation/classroom_03.htm
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    2003 PNM Classroom Innovation Grants
    PNM FOUNDATION PNM Foundation Partnership Grants PNM Classroom Innovation Grants Matching Gifts PNM Foundation Board of Trustees ... Contact the PNM Foundation EDUCATORS NEWSLETTER Sign up for PNM and the PNM Foundation's Educators Newsletter, featuring information on grants and other education resources. E-mail Name Northwest Gallup Catholic School: Thrill Ride Physics: Teaching Mechanics and Machines Through Amusement Park Rides, Thomas Rogozinski, $2,456 Laguna-Acoma Junior/Senior High School and Cubero Elementary School: Keeping Our Native Language Alive and Healthy, Donna Boynton, $2,250

    79. Carnegie Mellon Magazine-- Real-World Course Leaps Into Muck Of Construction
    Lary Cartwright This year s project—a memorial to the late professor and Nobel have engineered a rube Iceberg (a la rube goldberg) Pie Delivery System.
    http://www.cmu.edu/magazine/02fall/lcartwright.html

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    Alumni Home Led by Larry Cartwright Real-World Course Leaps into Muck of Construction
    Seniors in engineering and other studies prepare for careers in practical, hands-on projects that benefit the campus. Text by Ann Curran, Photos by Bill Redic and Glenn Brookes You can't miss Larry Cartwright on a construction site. At 6 foot 6 and 300 pounds, he towers above his students, all dressed in white hard hats. Now in his 15th year as teacher in the enormously practical Design and Construction course, Cartwright (E'76, '87) has taken his students from early non-glamorous "pure engineering" jobs, such as building cleaning tanks and retaining walls, to constructing decks, parklets and amphitheaters that clearly contribute to the ambience of outdoor life on campus. "I have a real eclectic group," Cartwright says, at the Baker Hall site as students hammer together wooden forms in preparation for a cement pour. Lapsing into engineering college shorthand, he says, "I have 18 civils, three mechanical engineering, one electrical engineering, one materials scientist, two sculptors, one architect.... I actually recruited people from Fine Arts." All students take part in both the design and construction phases in this very popular course.

    80. LDN - Teaching And Learning
    The school awarded two certificates of ministry, six TESOL (Teaching Their culminating project is to design and manufacture a rube goldberg machine.
    http://archives.lincolndailynews.com/2001/May/19/Features_new/teaching.shtml
    Features Announcements School Menus Features LCCS awards degrees, certificates [MAY 17, 2001] T he 56th commencement program of Lincoln Christian College and Seminary was on Saturday, May 12, at 10 a.m. Prior to awarding the degrees, Dr. Keith Ray, president, introduced the commencement speaker, Mike Breaux. Breaux is the senior minister at Southland Christian Church in Lexington, Ky., and a 1978 alumnus of LCC. The school awarded two certificates of ministry, six TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) certificates, 20 associate’s degrees, 76 bachelor’s degrees and 38 master’s degrees. Dr. Tom Tanner, vice president of academics, announced each graduate, save one. Dr. Wayne Shaw, dean emeritus, was given the honor of awarding the seminary’s 1,000 th degree. Click here for special honors awarded to graduates of Lincoln Christian College and Seminary. [LDN] Rube Goldberg revisited C-EL students learn through creative thinking and design [MAY 11, 2001]

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