The Changing Seasons
Thank you for visiting our "Changing Seasons" Collaborative internet project. Our objectives with this project are as follows:
- Math - utilize graphing skills to register monthly temperatures
- Technology - learn to create and use online photo album
- Geography - locate all our participants on a map and recognize how different regions experience seasons differently
- Art - draw pictures or take photos of the changing landscape and holidays
- Writing - describe what months are your favorite and why; describe your field trip and how the seasons affect what you are seeing
Project Specifics
September 14 - May 15, 2009
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Register your K - 3rd grade class. Send teacher's name, grade, school, town, state/province, country to Gina McGee. Registration is closed. Thanks for your interest.
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Students take a photo ONCE a month, on or around the 15th of each month, at the same time. Students may illustrate what they see and include it along with their monthly photo.
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Upload the photos and artwork to a Picasa Web album, an online photo sharing site, and write a description of what has been seen. The description for the photo needs to include location, date, time and temperature.
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Describe or illustrate students' favorite months and activities.
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Locate other classroom participants on a map. Compare how temperatures and season changes vary from place to place.
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Plan a field trip to discover the changing seasons
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OPTIONAL: Create a book with your child's drawings to celebrate their discovery of the changing seasons. I am using this one from Amazon.com.
Our Participants
We have participating classrooms from Fort Worth & Plano, TX; Evanston, IL; Sterling Heights, MI; St. Louis & Columbia, MO; Oakdale, PA; Palmyra, VA; Perth, WA, Australia; Waterloo, ON; Canada; Bucharest, Romania; Espoo, Finland and Isfara, Tajikistan.
Map of Our Locations...
View Where are you? Changing Seasons in a larger map

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Comments (1)
Sandra Huling said
at 2:18 pm on Dec 19, 2009
Too bad we are not at school today-not really! We would have seen lots of snow on out tree!
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