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		Error Causing an Infinite Loop ^Votes:0 You have reached this page because of an error caused by an error-handling routine. Read More Go to Site


		Iditarod Webquest ^Votes:0 by Tracy Elkins, AnnHooser, Rhonda Madrid, Becky Ortiz Introduction \| Task \| Resources \| Process \| Evaluation \| Conclusion Introduction You know how weird parents can be, right? Well, yours have just announced that thefamily is going to take a vacation during the school year and youhave a chance to decide where. The catch is (you know there'salways one with parents) it has to be an educational experience.You know the other kids are trying to figure out how to make atrip to Disneyland educational. This will never get past yourparents. You have to come up with a vacation plan that everyonewill love. You have to make this good, cause you don't want toend up wandering through a stuffy old museum like last year.You've heard about this sled dog race in Alaska called theIditarod and wo Read More Go to Site

		Neuroscience for Kids - Treasure Hunt #3 ^Votes:0 Neuroscience Treasure Hunt - #3 Treasure -- Treasure -- Treasure Treasure Hunt #3 is now closed! Please try Treasure Hunt #4 Do I have your attention now? Here is a contest, a game, a challenge. Your job is to find the answers to 10 questions related to the brain and nervous system. All of the answers can be found right here on the pages of "Neuroscience for Kids." Send me an e-mail (chudler@u.washington.edu) when you have found all of the answers. It's easy! If you send me the correct answers to all of the questions, you will win the Golden Neuron Award . "What is the Golden Neuron Award?," you ask? It is NOT fame, fortune and a new car. The Golden Neuron Award ( ) is recognition on a SPECIAL PAGE. (You can see the winners of treasure hunt #2 on their special page and also several winners Read More Go to Site

		OlympicQuest ^Votes:0 Welcome to OlympicQuest! In Celebration of the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta July 19 - August 4 Most of us are aware of the Olympic Games, but are you aware of theorigins of the Ancient Olympics? Over the years the Olympics have changedin many ways. The modern Olympics have become increasingly politicized.On your quest for Olympic Gold you must first answer the questions listedbelow. Below the questions, you will find a list of resources to help youalong your way. Once you have answered all of the questions, continue toyour final task. Where did the Olympics originate and why were they held? When werethey abolished? In what year were the Olympics revived? Who was allowed to participate? In 1920, four countries Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey were banned from complet Read More Go to Site

		Our Lady of Peace School ^Votes:0 The Computer Integration Activities are now located at a new address. Please update your bookmarks to: http://www.swlauriersb.qc.ca/english/edservices/pedresources/webquest/cia.htm You will be taken to the new address shortly Read More Go to Site

		Teaching the Child Who Is Deaf - Exercise ^Votes:0 Teaching the Child Who Is Deaf Professor Nancy A. Tenure, MLS, MS <- Back - Return to NYSED Grant Navigation Page - Next -> A Brief Internet Treasure Hunt In Deaf Education Directions: Follow the directions and you should get to all the sites. 1) Using your search engine (Yahoo, Netscape, etc), type in "education + deafness". Look at the listing and write 2 of the sites that came up. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 2) Locate "Deaf Education Option Web". Click on the following areas and briefly look at them. After examining each area, please answer these questions: A) "Early Intervention" ? Why is this important and what does it involve? ______________________________________ Read More Go to Site

		The Olympics ^Votes:0 The Olympics "Citius, Altius, Fortius" Swifter, Higher, Stronger "In the name of all competitors, I promise that we shall take part in these Olympic Games, respecting and abiding by the rules that govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of sport and the honour of our teams." And so the games begin. "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well." Olympic Creed We have prepared two Olympic Treasure Hunts for you and some added some links if you want to find out more about the Olympic Games, their traditions and history. Summer Olympics for Kids Winter Olympics Read More Go to Site

		Wonderful Basketball ^Votes:0 Wonderful Basketball an Internet Treasure Hunt on basketball created by Colbey E. and Jason M. Henrietta Elementary Introduction \| The Questions \| Internet Resources Introduction Jump up and smell the rubber, because it's basketball time! You can find out millions of facts you've been waiting to know for years here on our website! It's exciting and you can find the fundamentals of basketball! Questions What year was the first basketball goal made? Can you dribble the ball after you've dribbled before and stopped? How do you have great ball handeling? When your doing your jump shot do you need your elbow in or out? Do want the kid at the freethrow line to make it or miss it? How do you talk about basketball to other people When did Jackson purchase the Harlem Globetrotters? How far is the f Read More Go to Site

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