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Cultures (23)

Time for Tolerance

2008
This site is for kids who are interested in stopping bullying, promoting tolerance, and learning about different cultures and religions. Our goal is to help kids get ready to live, learn, and work in a diverse world. This site includes games, a poster gallery, a storybook and ways in which YOU can make a difference.
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filial piety : a traditional virtue

2009
At school At school we should study hard.Awareness of children's learning, study habits, the child's schedule, the children of a variety of life skills (self-management, interaction with others, deal with emergencies, safety awareness, etc.), the child's psychological qualities are very important At home At home we should help my parents do some housework.Close to parents,care about parents.To uderstand parents, to respect for parents.Personal life will be prepared. Frugal living, not to mention excessive demands of parents.Often thought of asking their own parents. At the street At the street we should cross the road carefully through the busy traffic.On the way to school, school activities and meals, we should be almost careful everyday. To ensure the safety walk.Use of public vehicles should be subject to public order, pay attention to social ethics, attention to traffic safety.
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Forging into the Past

2009
This website explores preserving local history. Our team helped preserve some of our local history for our town. We helped with two community projects. We helped create an educational blacksmith center and we helped archive photos from the Historical Society. You can learn how to help your community just like we did for ours.
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Spirit of Jade

2009
[The main aim]: In this project, some basic features of Qinghai Kunlun Jade are exposed. From those points of penetration, we understand the extensive and profound Jade culture in China and appreciate its connotation. With the cooperation among group members, the students can improve their ability to analyze and solve the problems. [Course Standard]: Comprehensive study of Chinese after class. With the reference to Course Standard of Chinese in primary school, combining with the textbook and materials held by group members, we make a study and researches to expand the students thought and enhance their cognizing competence. [Predicted outcome]: Members primarily learn the methods and procedures of obtaining certain information by using the resources available and group cooperation. They communicate with each other, explore the culture and share the materials through network. They are fostered to respect other’s achievements and realize the importance of intellectual property rights. Every quotation is marked with its origin. Students can write down their thoughts and reflections in order to practice their writing skills and expressions. [Resources needed]: Geological museum nearby, experts in jade, books concerned and commercial activities concerning jade. [Significance]: Through these activities, the students make good use of the resources in hand and master certain relative knowledge to improve their understanding, analyzing and problem-solving ability. Realizing the power and merits of group cooperation, students are fostered to use network and the platform of Thinkquest to explore the given subject, so that they can be familiar with every tool provided on the platform and use them properly and correctly. Using the network tools which shorten the distance of regions and provide communication with friends all over the world, students enjoy the convenience of e-communication and e-learning. Through advertising the project, we want to hand down Chinese jade culture and influence other students to know the significance of network study and to be involved actively in it. In the process, the communication among city and rural schools can be strengthened and their gaps can be bridged.
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Tea Culture of China

2009
To study the tea culture of China it can be divided into several parts, the history of tea ,ant of tea, the custom of tea, etiquette of tea, the ceremony of tea, the person of tea, and so on. Tea culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture. With the development of the society .tea not only plays a good role in economy. Becomes the necessity of people's lives ,but also forms the splendid culture of tea gradually, and becomes a precious stone of the spiritual civilization of the society. the appearamee of tea.wlture hm brought humam's pit andimteuigenue to a higheaboundarg The relatimship betw een tea and cwlure is deep hetating to a widu aspwct and with a rich content there is not only the ewbodiment of spirituef cwili zation but alao the extension of ideelog undeubtedly it ia good for deepen people'scultural amompwshmwut and the wuel of owt appreciation.
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Journey Beyond Borders

2008
People travel to different parts of the world for different reasons. This website aims to help people including families and their children prepare for their move to a different country. There are special sections for parents and kids and it addresses issues before, during and after the move.
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The Poverty Princesses Website

2008
Our website is about how people have to live in countries where they don't have as many resources as Australia (which is very fortunate). Included in this website are games and information you may need in the future.
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Rings of Life

2007
Marriage is one of the most important and beautiful events in every person's life. Marriage has special ceremonies and it differs from one country to another. This ceremony has always been interesting for young eople. We would like to teach these holy matrimony ceremonies to them in a best way possible.
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VOLCANO-CAPPADOCIA

2007
Cappadocia is a small town which is located in central Turkey.10 million years ago there was a very harsh eruption from Hassan Mountain.In the past,people who accepted Christianity for the first time ran away from the Romans and settled here.We studied on volcanoes and end up with the magnificent Cappadocia's History, culture and nature.We enjoyed.
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Artists of the world

2006
Our Web page will teach you about famous artists around the world and their lives.
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Be Polite! Asian Etiquettes

2006
This is an educational site about the etiquettes of Singapore, Korea, Japan, and China. Includes lots of online fun and things that you would never know about those cultures.
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Blue Crab Crazy

2006
The Blue Crab Crazy ThinkQuest team has created an educational and fun website to teach students about the blue crab and the Chesapeake Bay. The blue crab has been important to the bay region for cultural and economic reasons. Come explore the science and culture behind this little creature, known as the "trash man of the bay".
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Walls

2006
This website is about real and invisible walls. Walls are built for protection or also can be built to keep people in. People build invisible walls for the same reasons to protect themselves or to keep others down. In our website you will learn about several famous walls around the world and about people who have worked to break down invisible wall
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Communication With Animals

2004
This website will teach you about how and why animals communicate.
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Hunger - An Economic Issue

2003
This website focuses on the issue of hunger in the United States. It gives facts and suggestions about how a group students can help the hungry in the community.
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Looking Beyond the Pyramids

2003
What do you think of when you think of Egypt? The first things we thought of were pyramids and mummies. We made this website because we wanted to learn more about Egypt, especially its myths. Looking Beyond the Pyramids is a site about the land of Egypt and Egyptian mythology. We learned a lot about the myths and many aspects of Egyptian life.
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