Monthly Archives: November 2011
Invertebrate Animals
Invertebrate organisms, or animals without backbones, make up about 95% of Kingdom Animalia. Many of these fascinating creatures are found in the ocean, and there unique characteristics protect them from threats and predators. Visit the website below to watch … Continue reading
Explore the Great Wall of China
The Great Wall of China still stands as a symbol of China’s rich and vibrant history. Built during the Chin dynasty, the fortification was actually a connection of several walls. Thousands of tourists visit the wall each year, and you … Continue reading
Chinese Calligraphy
Over the centuries, the people of China developed an advanced writing system. Calligraphy was an integral part of their culture, and remains an important part of Chinese society to this day. Visit the websites below to learn more about Chinese … Continue reading
One World, Many Stories
Google Earth continues to be an awesome tool for learning and discovery. After checking out the facts above, Click Here to learn more about the history of Google Earth over the years. I promise, it’s super interesting!
Flight Simulation takes Google Earth to new heights
Click Here to try this amazing Google Earth flight simulation! I just tried it out and it’s much better than the original flight simulator in Google Earth. The simulation offers a wide variety of aircraft- including hot air balloons, helicopters, … Continue reading
Air Raid
Please take cover! Enemy aircraft have been spotted in the area.
Explore the Cell
We’ve been studying the many different parts of a cell in our science class. As we examine the microscopic world of cells, God’s creation reveals His incredible design. Click on the website below to take a 3D tour of a … Continue reading
Red Sea Chariots?
Over the past few weeks we’ve been learning about the ancient Israelites in our history class. Part of their remarkable history is the exodus from Egypt. Verifying biblical truth, scientists recently found what appears to be an Egyptian chariot at … Continue reading
Saturday Cool Vid: Kinetic Sculpture
A new use for wind energy!