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Oceans, Lakes & Water
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Winner
2011
Today, over one billion people lack access to clean and sanitary water. This website frames education as a vital solution. It includes case studies in the US, India, and Italy; a discussion of the challenges faced by communities; and proposed solutions.
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2007
Marine Debris is a terrible problem around the world. It hurts and kills our marine life, is a hazard for ships, and is harmful to humans! We made this site so other students could learn about marine debris - what it is, where it comes from, and how they can help prevent it.
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2007
Join the CSI Detective Team as they show you how to make the big catch! Learn how to use benthic macroinvertebrates to determine water quality. These little creatures are good indicators of water quality since they are sensitive to changes in the environment. Learn how to conduct your own water quality monitoring project!
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2004
From its source to your home, this site follows the path of drinking water. Children will see how water reaches them through visits to reservoirs, water suppliers, a dowser, water bottling plant, and well driller. This site discusses water filtration, conservation in the home, and the need to protect our water supply. Fun & games plus water words.
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2004
"Killer Waves" was created to teach children 14 and under about what tsunamis are, how to watch for warning signs and how to protect themselves if they are ever in an earthquake-prone area through a series of interactions, animations, demonstrations, learning aids, photos, graphics, quizzes and more.
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2004
Tsunami: Magnitude of Terror, developed by a team from three continents, examines the earthquake and the resulting tsunami on 26 December 2004. It aims to provide users with accurate and concise information to the incident. Furthermore, interactive features, case studies, images, videos, audio clips and interviews enhance the learning experience.
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2004
We are the group H20, and we study water chemistry. We decided we would test water from different parts of the Vermillion Water Cycle and compare the results. In this site you will find information on how we proceeded through the project, the results we received, and places we visited to obtain more water samples.
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2003
Flooding is a very interesting natural disaster.
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2001
Rivers, they carry the lifeblood of the Earth, hence our title. Many ancient civilisations have the rivers to thank for thier survival and even now, rivers have become a integral part of our lives. In our project, we will discover the features the rivers create, for example the magnificant Niagra Falls in Ontario. We will also look into their uses and how geologists study them.
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Finalist
2000
"Life on the Rocky Shore" is an enjoyable learning spot for students looking for information about tidepools. This site describes ocean life in tidepools, the animals living there and the tides affecting them. Animal photos are followed by a narrative and a table which includes diet, color, size, life cycle, predators, types and relatives of each for easy viewing. Vocabulary words are highlighted and linked to the glossary. There is a quick interactive quiz for each animal with the correct answers given upon completion. Other interactive aspects of this site are an animal identification game, crossword puzzles, word searches and a scavenger hunt. Animal drawings in the Coloring Book may be printed out for coloring or use in a report. There are also examples of the animals done in batiks, an art process explained in the activities section. Other activities include making a tidepool viewer and making a paper mache tidepool. Links to tide tables, updated monthly, are available for visitors wanting to go tidepooling. A survey asks visitors to collaborate by sending data about their tidepooling experiences.
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Finalist
2000
The Misouri River Project is about the Missouri River, its history, Lewis and Clark, steamboats, wildlife, and our own experiment concerning its flow rate. The project presents information, challenges the user to a treasure hunt, provides quizzes to test the user's knowledge and allow some fun through some crazy madlib generators.
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Finalist
2000
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"Venture into Hawai'i's Coral Reefs" validates the fact that Hawai'i's coral reef is indeed the tropical rainforest of the sea.
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Winner
1998
Dolphins are as intelligent as a human being. Or are they? Find out the truth as you explore this well-researched and excellent site on the different species of oceanic dolphins, various small toothed whales (they are closer to dolphins than whales), and river dolphins. The site includes evolution, taxonomy, anatomy, behavior, and more. There are wonderful pictures, sound bites, and movies. The site is in English and Dutch.
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2009
Our website teaches about ocean life around coral reefs. We talk about the plant and fish life in coral reefs. Readers will also learn about ocean predators that live in or near reefs and about the dangers that can harm reefs.
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2009
Our website is about all the different aspects of the ocean and the animals and ecosystems that live in them. The main areas that we will be studying are tidal, coral reefs, sandy bottoms, open ocean, deep sea, and kelp forests.
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2009
Website about water. Our website will educate the young on different aspects of water such as the water safety, water conservation and cycle,that aims to instill general knowledge regarding water. The website targets at 12 years and below as they are the future leaders of our society. This site has some problems and the links dont work with firefox
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2009
We should protect the limited water resources.
About this site
2007
The purpose of this website is to educate people on the controversial topic of global warming and ocean pollution. This website attempts to enlighten students from upper elementary school to adults. We chose this topic to show others whether or not global warming and ocean pollution is really a problem and if so how it affects our oceans.
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2006
The coral reefs around the world and how people can learn to protect them. There are website of different non-profit organizations which help make committees to protect them.
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2006
Learn about Florida Coarl Reefs, Ecology and Inhabitants
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2006
Jump in our virtual submarine and explore the worldâs major aquariums. You will find a tidal wave of information about some fabulous aquariums around the world. Discover the amazing things done to take care of fish and other marine animals kept in captivity. Travel around the world to visit the aquariums we think are the best of the best.
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2006
Our site deals with the threats that lagoons all over the world are suffering from, mainly pollution and ecosystem degradation that is caused by intense human activities such as heavy industrialization,and dense urbanization.We dealt with the situation of some lagoons in the world and we took our local lagoon as a case study.
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2004
Look beneath the surface-learn about the life of a pond. There's a fascinating world to explore in this underwater environment. In our site, you will examine pond creatures and plant life, discover activities to do at a pond near you, and have fun as you learn!
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2004
Water is a precious resource and not just fresh water. Our investigation of Moreton Bay, a marine park so close to a major city, looks at some of the reasons why it is such a special place.
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2004
When nature get out of control, disaster is the result. We discuss tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, water spouts, blizzards, hailstones and earthquakes.
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2004
Our website includes information on the ocean such as coral reefs, the different ocean zones, pollution, El Niño and how the ocean can affect the weather, and a list of careers you can get in oceanography. It also mentions some famous oceanographers.
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2004
This site is about Mangrove Ecosystems and the biocomplexity of the Mangrove Ecosystem.
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2004
The purpose of this site is to provide an interactive and informative resource for students and teachers to learn about the history, science, and impact of tsunamis. Information is also included on the recent disastrous events in the Indian Ocean, highlighting the need for a tsunami warning system in that location.
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2004
A webpage with general information about tsunamis. It has information about the causes of tsunamis, how people are effected by tsunamis, and how the environment is effected by tsunamis. It also has information on the politics of tsunamis.
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2004
Water: Liquid Gold, is a collaborative effort of 3 students who hope to increase community awareness of the problems faced by our most valuable resource. After having browsed the website, you will fully understand just how important our water is, how we receive water daily, environmental problems concerning water, and how YOU can make a difference.
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2003
Enter this site to learn more about the ocean and the creatures that live in it. Visit our site to learn about some amazing creatures in the Pacific Ocean and the layers in the oceans.
About this site
2003
Oceans are large connecting bodies of salt water that take up three-fourths of the earth's surface. The Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans are the largest oceans, but one smaller ocean, the Southern, has just been named. The oceans are home to many different species of animals, and different kinds of plants too.
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2003
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a landform as a natural feature of a land surface. Our site will tell you about the different kinds of landforms.
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2003
Learn about underwater volcanoes, about underwater earthquakes, how underwater volcanoes erupt, how under water earthquakes are caused, and about the ocean floor.
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2003
This site explains what a nanoreef is and how to build your own nanoreef.
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2002
The main page of our site is first.html. Our site is about learning in our community. It includes information about sign language and a local cave.
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2001
This political discussion forum gathers information about global future water quality risk assessment and best practices for waste disposal. Recycling is proposed as a key to success and while the site surveys how seriously the world take recycling, it is believed to be in its infancy.
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2001
Coral reefs are some of the most beautiful places in the world. Seeing one is like stepping into a strange and wonderful garden. Enter this site to learn more about coral reefs!
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2001
The H20 Site is all about the water sources and water animals of the world. There is a page about saltwater fishes, where you can learn about all kinds of saltwater fishes, from angelfishes to whiptails. In the Geography section you can see maps of the world oceans and seas. You can also explore the worlds coral reefs in maps. That takes you onto the Coral and Coral Reefs page, where you can learn about the life of coral and where you can visit coral reefs. On the Pictures Page, there is a gallery of jellyfish pictures. If you want to enjoy fish in cartoons, you you should visit Kirbz Fish Cartoons. There are many interesting sea stories, so we decided to include a section called Tall Sea Tales.
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2001
Our website will take you on an amazing and mystifying adventure through the astounding oceans. It will give you an understanding of the fact that you (and other people) must take care of our stunning sea life. Some of the topics where you will learn things like this (and many other bewildering facts) include dolphins, Sylvia Earle, and coral reefs. Of course, there is much, much more! Uncover and answer your questions about the Unknown World of the Sea!
About this site
2000
This website is about exploration of the oceans. It tells about some famous people that have added to our knowledge of the oceans, some interesting shipwrecks which have been found in recent times, and tools that are used to help oceanographers study the ocean up close and personal! The website includes interactive games and poetry to check for understanding. There is also a science project that students can try, that will simulate the diving bell.
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2000
Rivers are the cradles of civilization and they play an important part in the lives of those who live near them. This website aims to help people to learn the values and wonders of rivers and provides an interactive and fun way to learn more about rivers for students taking the Cambridge O Level Examination, Geography Paper. It includes the river parts, features and landforms, processes and information on the various rivers around the world. The water cycle is explained and illustrated. This site includes several utilities, definitions, quizzes, colorful diagrams and pictures. Teachers are also able to use lesson plans from the site to facilitate learning.
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2000
Visit this site to learn about water problems in Tunisia.
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2000
This team has created a website for Think Quest that teaches the reader about water and the water purification process in a fun way. The site takes the reader through a real life situation in which the readers are then invited help make a difference. They will work with the Governor to purify the water in an estuary after a major disaster!
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2000
Our site has information about three sunken ships (the Titanic, the Lusitania, and the Empress of Ireland), ocean sports (surfing, wind surfing, scuba diving, and sailing), ocean weather (hurricanes, waves and climate), and last, but not least, ocean animals (sea turtles, whales and sharks). Also, we have a quiz with 40 questions, an authors' page that tells about all the authors of our site, and a bibliography page with all of the resources we used to research our information.
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2000
This website presents information about life under the sea. We have divided the information into categories such as on bottom dwellers, fish, mammals, jellies, plants, and coral. We have photographs of under sea life. We find marine life to be a very interesting topic, and think others will like it as well.
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2000
Our web site is designed as an internet library where you may find the basic knowledge about water and a lot of information about water distribution, history, cycle, etc. Also, our web tells people it is very important for us to save water, and keep water from being polluted.
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2000
Our site water good to the last drop, takes users on a multimedia tour of how water formed the landscape and the history of Arizona. Users will view an interactive Flash movie beginning with the story of the Hohoham Indians building the first canals to direct water to where they lived and finish with the modern use of the canals by the state power and supply company. Users will go follow students on a tour of the current canal system, including a trip to one of the manmade lakes, I am submitting this again, the first time I hit submit, after a few seconds my browswer closed so I don't know if you got the first one.
Stewart Mountain Dam, and the lower Salt River. Students will also be introduced to the Global Water Study, an Internet project that we, along with 100 other schools from around the world are participating in with Hong Kong Univerity. Finally, users can take interactive quizzes on water and download and complete additional activities dealing with the subject of water.
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2000
Water can be nice, water can be beautiful, and, most of all, people depend on water, and water depends on us. But, water also can be an enemy. That is what this page is about --floods and how people survive them, or how people fight them.
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2000
Who can live without water? Millions of people use this most remarkable liquid of the world every day. In nature there are many, many forms of water. Think about oceans, lakes, geysers, hot-water sources, but the most special one is the waterfall.
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Finalist
2000
"Wet & Wild: The Hydrology and Biodiversity of Wetlands" is a site all about wetlands. It defines what a wetland is and describes a variety of different types of wetlands; bogs, marshes,swamps, and riparians. Included are water characteristics in the different types of wetlands as well as the unique and diverse plant and animal life that may be found there. The roles and functions of wetlands are also discussed. Visitors to this site are then introduced to our own school campus wetland and the study and research that students conduct there. Included in this site are an interactive game identifying animal footprints and a variety of activities that others could do in wetland areas near their homes or schools. Visitios are also invited and encouraged to submit for publication on the site information and data on their own local wetland areas.
About this site
1999
In the growing age of information technology, lessons are no longer restricted to textbooks. This is especially so for the subject of Geography which focus on the process of landform building and the application of facts in the modern world. Hence, this webpage aims to provide an interactive learning resource that both students and teachers can use as a virtual learning tool, creating a win-win situation for both parties. For the teachers, they would be able to make use of multimedia to conduct lessons that are livelier. And for the students, they would no longer have to go through the tedious memory work of studying again, but yet at the same time, be able to fully understand this earths wonder. This project sought to bring about the various landforms and distinctions along a river through a trail. Many renowned rivers throughout the world also broaden the knowledge of students and increase their interest towards what many people call The flow of life. This is because we understand that what students remember as they step into the society in the future is not How a river is formed but How people relate to rivers. Hence, our project maximises the use of IT to provide a different learning experience for students, making monotonous textbook an object of yesteryear.
About this site
1999
Our entry is about water, a very simple substance that we see, we use and we need for every single day.
Through interactive animations and a story-based background, we will bring our visitors to tour the world of water, in which explanations on certain aspects of water are included.
We will lead our visitors to take a look at the water flow on the earth surface and how the water cycle enables a stable supply of water for our uses.
Also, visitors will have a chance to understand the uniqu structure and the special properties of water, and also the biological significance of water in all living things.
Detailed looks of the important roles played by water in living things will be illustrated by the examples of water in humans and flowering plants.
Electricity from water -- the hydroelectricity, will also be briefly introduced and explained.
Some fun statistics and facts about water will also be included in our entry to enhance more interest.
A multiple-choice quiz will be provided in the form of a game, so as to test visitors' understandings on our entry.
A guest book is also provided to encourage feedback and hence the improvement of the entry.
About this site
1999
Our site is a overview of oceans and lightly touches on
plant and animals. We also included why the ocean is important
and current problems with it.
Our educational objective was to introduce elementary age
students to oceans, why they are important, and to increase
awareness.
About this site
1999
The web site is designed to increase the awareness of
students to the importance of the man made waterway,
The Erie Canal. This site offered the students the opportunity
to research the evolution of a historically significant
creation by man. It also gave them the chance to discuss
the future of this waterway as it relates to New York States
goals. We began the project with visits to historical sites
of the Erie Canal along with the present day Barge Canal.
This set into motion the students desire to discover what
happened to the canal and why it changed its focus over the years.
About this site
1999
The "Coral Realm" is one of the most beautiful kingdoms on Earth. Discover coral reefs with this interactive multimedia presentation. Explore the world of coral reefs and their imperial splendor. Experience the uniqueness of the coral reefs and its living inhabitants. Interact in the depths of the ocean amongst the coral reef environment. Stunning pictures and comprehensive information will impress anyone about the importance of coral reefs that can be applied to educational purposes. Learn about ecological issues and the many ways to protect these natural structures of coral reefs. If the coral reefs ever disappear, an ecological imbalance will result with unknown side effects influencing all our lives.
About this site
1999
Our entry is about life in the coral reef. Each page has information of who or what lives in the reef, where they are found, water temperature, and basically what a coral reef really is. We wanted people to know how important coral reefs were to the world. Our educational objective was to share what we had learned about the coral reef with other fourth graders and for the to share our excitement. When we chose this subject for our website, we didn't know much about coral reefs, but doing this website has helped to learn a great deal about the coral reefs of the world. We were also surprised at how big our website became as we added things. It our software didn't compress things it would never have all fit.
About this site
1999
This page was created to educate people on the importance of coral and coral reefs. Not many people know the importance of coral reefs. We hope that it will educate the viewer about coral.
About this site
1999
Plant or Animal? Starting with this distinction, "Coral Reefs" provides facts about the ecology and conservation of coral reefs. The plight of coral reefs around the world, their disappearance due to pollution, over-fishing, and other ecological change, needs to be known and prevented. Preservation of this valuable habitat will take determined efforts from many people. This site provides information on methods of preserving this environment.
Languages: English.
About this site
1999
Our web site is about the Chesapeake Bay. This region is an important part of Maryland. We wanted people to understand how the Bay was formed and why it is important to our state. We have included a lot of the animals that make their home around, and in, the Bay. We have pages about the Blue Crab, Oysters, and Rockfish, and about the Blue Heron and Canada Goose , among others. The Bay is a very important habitat for many animals. It is also important to people. It provides food and recreation. Because of its importance, we think people should know about it and help protect it for the future.
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1999
We researched about Oceanography because we were interested in this a future career. We learned a lot about the topic and had fun learning how to create webpages. We created this in an after school computer club.
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1999
- Our entry "tidalflat" includes the main categories : "What is
the tidalflat?", " Style of the tidalflat", "Preservations", " The sea
livings", and " function of tidalflat".
At first, our site has the brief and short explanations with the pictures.
It is true that the environmental issues are mostly very hard and
uninteresting issues. Our team really hope that users feel free to reach our
sites to be getting closer to the environment. So that is the main reason
that we made our explanations short and brief. And with our categories
users'll be able to get the common and general organized knowledge about
environment and tidal flat. But we got abundant link sites and the hot news
as well for getting more informations. So if users want more information in
each category, they can easily move to other sites. With the environmental
importance the concern about tidalflat is getting bigger. And also it's
really needed that thinking over the way to preserve the environment
including tidalflat. Our team hope that users have the chance to think about
environment preservation one more time.
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1999
Our entry is entitled Maritime and covers such topics as oceans of the world, kinds of ships, legends/superstitions, communicating with flags, interesting shipwrecks, careers, and a glossary of terms. The teams interest in maritime was an outgrowth of an enrichment Internet project involving the voyage of the Pride of Baltimore II to the Orient. Our objective in the further study of maritime was an extension/enhancement of our fourth grade social studies curriculum which focuses on the study of Maryland and includes an exploration of our Chesapeake Bay and the Port of Baltimore. Additional educational objectives focused on having the children develop their research skills by collecting, organizing, and interpreting information from a variety of sources which included electronic media as well as library materials and the interview process. The children needed to be able to present that multidisciplinary information accurately in an organized electronic format while working together cooperatively and collaboratively.
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1999
Join us on a small tour through the Magnificant Atlantic Ocean, pausing momentarily to look at the vast diversity of species of plants and animals (with a description of the most common and well known species), the habitat in which they live (providing detailed information of both the biotic and abiotic factors together with a description of the zones the ocean is divided into) and also to explore the paranormal activities of the Bermuda Triangle and the legend of Atlantis (proffering evidence for and against the existence of both thereby succesfully debating these subjects).
We aim to provide information about the Atlantic which all people in different walks of life can use especially for research for school projects and similar undertakings.
About this site
1999
On our website we discuss coral reefs, fauna, flora, currents and many other interesting subjects regarding the worlds oceans. Because the chapter "OCEANS" is so big, we picked out the most interesting subjects for us. We aimed our information for students from the ages of 12 through 18.
About this site
1999
Our goal is to make an educative website about rivers around the world, so students who are searching information about such subject, they can find it here.
The website is ment to be used by students.
About this site
1999
This is an interdisciplinary, cross-curricular unit about oceans that integrates life science, geography, maritime history, math, language arts, art, and music. Our goal was to design a web site that would be interactive and fun. Kids have lots of opportunities to navigate the site. We have also created a fun game that teaches students unusual facts about sea creatures. One objective of the site is to show people that oceans have been a very important part of the human experience. This is shown in our pages about Art, Music, Myths and Ships. Another objective is to provide basic, valuable information about ocean life and geography. Our links on the Geography page will show the location of bodies of water on a map. We added audio and visual material so that kids who have trouble with reading can still enjoy navigating our web page.
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1999
A trip to the Astounding Atlantic will show students how interesting and astounding the Atlantic Ocean is and that there is an amzing amount of learning to be done about this unique ocean. The three parts of the site are Plants, Animals, and Shipwrecks of the Atlantic. Students will not only learn about whales, dolphins and whales but learn about the underwater explorer, Robert Ballard. After spending time at the Astounding Atlantic site, we want students to experience other sites that will help them learn more about all the other ocean.
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1999
The "Underwater World" is a wondrous place and this
web-site focuses on what's under the surface! When a user
enters this site they will learn about the many animals,
plants, and shipwrecks which are found below the surface.
The site opens on the homepage and on this page there is a
link for each of the following topics: animals, endangered
animals, plant life, and shipwrecks. After a link is made
one of the above main pages opens and the user can link to
discover information on 20+ animals, 8 endangered animals,
various plants, or 8 shipwrecks. Each page has images
depicting the topic chosen. As users link between the
various pages they will learn about many of the wonders in
our oceans today.
About this site
1999
This is a project that is aimed at helping more people to understand the power of Tsunamis and their destructiveness. It provides most answers to Tsunamis throughout the history and has detailed facts and descriptions of Tsunamis in this century. Facts on Tsunamis long ago can also be found. These are research done scientists and based a little on ancient records. Throughout the project, we concentrate a lot on the Pacific ocean as occurances are most common in the pacific.
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1999
The project covers water bodies such as rivers, seas and oceans. Erosion and deposition due to water is also be covered as well as lakes, bays, other water bodies and the works of water. All these are on a web-site that accepts comments and includes a quiz and a teacher's guide.
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1998
Our objective is to teach people about Coral Reefs and provide fun and educational activities while they are learning.
About this site
1998
Venture into the frontiers of exploration that humans have attempted to study throughout history: oceans, space, and the field of medicine. Examine the information that is provided about each of these frontiers, and experience the discoveries through animated slide shows illustratng the findings of courageous adventurers. This site is user-friendly, featuring a useful help section as well as interesting information about the technologies and the thought processes that went into the site's creation.
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1998
Do you care about your local wetlands? Your local frogs, fishes, and waterfowl do! Learn more about the various types of wetlands, including marine, riverine, bog, bottomland, and more. Check out the benefits of wetlands, not only to animals and plants but also to people as methods of flood and erosion control. Read facts and myths about wetlands, and explore a map of wetlands and wildlife refuges in the United States.
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1998
Enter this site and travel to the deepest depths of the Earth's oceans to discover fascinating creatures that live in a unique environment. Find out what a submersible is and why it is used. Learn what hypothermal vents are, where they are located, how they are formed, and why they are important. Take a virtual dive in an actual submersible to learn more about these vents and their environments.
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1998
The oceans cover 70 percent of the earth's surface and contains a world we rarely see. Coral reefs, sea creatures, great schools of fishes, deep trenches and underwater volcanoes are only a few of its many wonders. Learn about the geology of the ocean floor, about reef formation, and about how to treat the ocean with care and respect for life.
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1998
Oceans cover 71 percent of the planet Earth. It is an important resource, affecting and influencing many cultures and people. It is also vastly unexplored. Find out more about the oceans on Earth, and read about legends like Atlantis, mermaids, and sea monsters. Discover ocean resources like aquaculture, and puzzle over some of the problems facing our oceans, like pollution and over-fishing.
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1998
Have you ever wanted to study geologic processes like erosion, sedimentation, and point source pollution--but you didn't have a stream nearby? No problem, just build a waterfall in your classroom. This site gives you all the information you'll need to do just that: building plans, materials used, photos of the construction process, and more. There are even some lesson plan ideas!
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1998
Wet Web is a virtual visit to the ocean. We introduce you to several different parts of the ocean. We also included a section on myths associated with the sea.
About this site
1997
Limnology is the study of fresh water sources, such as in lakes and streams. This site introduces the water cycle, water test procedures, and why monitoring the quality of water is important. There are instructions for conducting experiments, such as comparing fresh and salt water, investigating micro-organisms, measuring the oxygen and pH levels in water, and using environmentally safe products in your home.
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1997
Using the creek that flows through their town as an outdoor laboratory, high school students present this site as a collection of data about the Arroyo Del Valle creek. Student projects include research on the effect of pH on the growth of creek plants, distribution of water striders in the Arroyo Del Valle, and Protists and Zooplankton in the Arroyo Del Valle. A photo gallery provides pictures of the wildlife around the area.
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1997
Dive into this gem of a web site which could serve to both inform those in search of information about ocean animals, as well as inspire student webmasters. Bright, colorful illustrations serve to attract the eye, while solid information organized by type of animal provides the student with good research material. A condensed version of the animal information is offered as a "tour," and the quiz contained in the site takes the form of a game.
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1996
Many vernal pools appear in the late winter and spring and then "vanish" during in the late summer season. It's in the spring and early summer months that these pools come alive and provide a habitat to unique plants and animals. Learn about the species and surrounding landscape common to these special wetlands. State and federal programs that are being developed to identify and conserve this important part of the ecosystem are presented.
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1996
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