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The Amazing Brain

by Learning Registry

Discover the different parts of the brain and the tools used to discover the brain. On a piece of paper, sketch a brain that looks similar to this one brain (med) (Image downloaded from: http://www.flickr.com) Label each part of the brain and give a brief description of what each part does. Explore more

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Edge of Enchantment

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Exhibit presenting the pictures and stories of the people of Huatulco and Huamelula as they talk about their families, the beliefs and practices that sustain their sense of who they are, the ceremonial landscapes to which they remain rooted, and the development and migration now changing their world more

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Quotation Mingle - Georgia Regions

by Crystal Parten

QUOTATION MINGLE INSTRUCTIONS This strategy works well as an EXPLORE activity prior to getting into a reading about an historical topic. Step 1: Prepare Materials. Using an article or primary source of your choice, select several sentences that relate back to the main idea or central theme of the te more

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Continents

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Students will learn about the seven continents in this project. This project addresses 3rd Grade Social Studies CORE, Standard 6: Students will use map skills to analyze the influence of physical features on the building of communities in the United States. Objective 1: Examine maps and globes. Indi more

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Eid al-Fitr

by Learning Registry

In this video segment from Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, learn how Muslims in America celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the “Feast of Breaking the Fast.”

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The National Security Archive

by Learning Registry

Located at The George Washington University, this independent research institute collects and publishes declassified materials acquired through the Freedom of Information Act. The site's Electronic Briefing Books (found under the documents or publications tab) help contextualize documents by supplyi more

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Federal Judicial Center

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Created by an act of Congress in 1967, the Federal Judicial Center has served as a clearinghouse of information about the federal court system for four decades. While the Center is physically based in Washington, DC, their website brings information about the court system, its history, and its judge more

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The Hague Justice Portal

by Learning Registry

Initiated by The Hague Academic Coalition and launched by Her Royal Highness Princess Margriet of the Netherlands in 2006, The Hague Justice Portal serves as the online presence of the Hague organizations and their work on issues related to international peace, justice, and security. On the homepage more

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Creating the Constitution

by Learning Registry

The Constitution was written in secrecy over a summer in Philadelphia. Twelve of the thirteen states were represented. Once the drafters signed the Constitution, as seen here, it began to make a slow path around the states in search of ratification.

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Greendex: Survey of Sustainable Consumption

by Learning Registry

National Graphic and GlobeScan have teamed up on a research project called the Greendex, and it provides a multitude of useful ways for visitors to learn how well consumers are "going green". The map in shades of green, yellow, and gray on the homepage allows visitors to see which of seventeen diffe more

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