Monday, March 29, 2010

Quotes On Lamp Lighting

VISIT CENTER OF Glass Gallows

Hello everyone. We

the Township Glass Gallows a small Interpretation Centre very cool nature that should be visited by all students of the Centre. We want to thank Juan Ramon, responsible for Education of the City of Gallows, confidence and cooperation in the loan of the keys to access the Centre. See some pictures:



1.ORGANIZACIÓN (departments, tutors or teachers responsible, contributing):
• David Rosa Novalbos. GLOBE responsible. Professor of Natural Sciences.
• José Ignacio Twin. Professor of Physical Education.
• José María García Pérez. Language teacher.

2.DESTINATARIOS (courses and number of students):
1 º A 1 º B ESO and ESO (36 students).

3.JUSTIFICACIÓN (how comes the need for this activity):
Township Glass Gallows which is our education center has a Center of Nature, tiny but interesting, but what kept closed if not for an arranged visit. Our goal is to visit to get the maximum benefit to the pair spent a day in nature studying the typical vegetation of the area.
addition, the need to introduce into the GLOBE data server of the Protocols of Vegetation Cover of our areas of study in the Glass Gallows output requires the immediate setting in which to collect data and samples for processing. These data are obtained through a process of prior training as to be performed during this field trip.

4.OBJETIVOS (those who want to achieve with this activity):
• Visit the Interpretation Centre of the Nature of the municipality where they live or study.
• Understand the importance of our SPA 56.
• Know the flagship species Mediterranean forest ecosystem.
• Know the uses and main wealth in the history of the Glass Gallows.
• Recognize the importance of scientific rigor.
• Training for accurate data collection of plant coverage.
• accurately use relevant tools for data collection (Geological compasses and tape measures).
• Select and limit vegetation study plots.
• Work together in a responsible and participatory.

5.CONTENIDOS (major content to work or strengthen):
• Centre for Nature Interpretation. Importance.
• SPA (Special Protection Area for birds). Our SPA 56.
• emblematic species, animals and plants, our main ecosystem, the Mediterranean Forest.
• Importance of Glass Gallows for their wealth (granite quarries, glass, etc.).
• The scientific rigor. Importance.
• Vegetation typical of the area.
• Instruments of importance for data collection (Geological compasses and tape measures). • Selection and bounded
of vegetation study plots. See some photos:



6.METODOLOGÍA (how they work content):
• Visit the Interpretation Center of Nature.
• Explanations in the study areas. Included in the tour sites or aspects of nature that need highlighting:







• Highlight the scientific rigor.
• Manage important instruments for data collection (Geological compasses and tape measures).
• Select and limit vegetation study plots.
• Teamwork.

7.Place OF CONDUCT (inside or outside the school):
• Interpretation Centre Nature of Glass Gallows.
• plots near the Visitor Centre.

8.RECURSOS MATERIALS (those who need or would like to use):
• Walkie-talkies. Geologist
• Compass and tape measures.
• Camera.

9.Time ACTIVITY (the time available for teachers):
• Start time: 9:00 pm
• End Time: 15:00 h.
• Total Activity Time: One morning teaching time.

10.PREVISIÓN TRANSPORT:
not need transportation. We present a round up our precious environment:





ECONOMIC 11.PRESUPUESTO:
not have economic costs.

12.CUALQUIER OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:
GLOBE is an experimental activity that would be interesting as to reach all students make the center in successive years.
living together and breakfast together is very important:



Here 's a quick summary of Chema, Professor of Language Assistant to the output:

On March 24 students from 1 of the Eugenio CEIPSO ESO Wall Gallows the glass and three teachers made a departure to the Venero, along with the quarries. We left at nine o'clock and just over an hour later we were in front of a pond in which, as they soon discover the students themselves could be observed in frog eggs. The inimitable professional spot of Sciences, also known as David - he explained the importance of not altering a microenvironment like that, because such a small space depended on the life of frogs, snakes, maybe, algae, various microorganisms, etc.. Then we went to a pond just remarkable, apparently dirty and full of silt, but actually under that surface also beating a number of ways of life. Too bad that some savages had thrown in the middle of that space so cool a couple of containers: human stupidity has no limits, as already warned us many years no less than Albert Einstein.

And it was time to put away the sandwich, which we did with real enthusiasm, because we had walked a while and the day was wonderful: it was not hot and the sun shone and the time to return to the center, but did not all cold. Deserved break after sharing sandwiches, juices and swings (surprising success of these devices among boys), we at the Center for Nature Interpretation Cadalso, where the panels, model, recreated habitats and, of course, explanations of David, came away with a fair idea that the wealth of raptors, storks, mammals as diverse flora let alone Gallows The glasses have, and the need to preserve all with the utmost care. After that visit

we split into groups and the kids were square measuring ten meters by ten meters into the ground using tape measures and compasses. From these measurements could be calculated similarly, the size of the beautiful courtyard where the activity takes place. And finished it was time to return to the village, without missing all the time photos and a good atmosphere among peers (except for some small conflict common among kids). As we were leaving the students in their homes seemed to me that we were a kind of professional line as that was concerned with the guys from that collected from their homes until they are returned to it in "Finding Nemo." The pity is that we do not sing like him, for the joy that we had in the body is the only thing we missed.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

How To Help Itchy Hyives

CONSTRUCTION densiometer

majos See what the students of 2 º ESO parcel bounded by training the Study of Vegetation Cover Protocol and the use of constructed densiometer:



also some photographs of densiometer built by students of 4 º ESO Diversification:



The densiometer used to record the presence or absence of vegetation in the vertical pupil, both up and down, recording also the type of tree, shrub, etc.



1.ORGANIZACIÓN (departments, tutors or teachers responsible, contributing):
Ana Isabel Fernández González. Professor of Technology and the Scientific-Technological Area 4 º ESO Diversification.

2.DESTINATARIOS (Courses and number of students): 4 º ESO
Diversification (10 students).

3.JUSTIFICACIÓN (how comes the need for this activity):
The need to introduce in the GLOBE server Vegetation Cover data from our study area in Glass Gallows requires densiometer building, building which has the instructions. These data are obtained through proper use of densiometer constructed, for which they must be built with the utmost rigor and precision of science and technology.

4.OBJETIVOS (those who want to achieve with this activity):
• Understand the importance and usefulness of densiometer operation to take accurate data.
• Perform cutting, drilling and marking with rigor and precision.
• Follow guidelines of teamwork and participation.
• Work in the classroom workshop following the rules of hygiene and adequate security.

5.CONTENIDOS (major content to work or strengthen):
• Tubular densiometer. Its construction and use.
• Physical and technological performance.
• is important for the study of vegetation.

6.METODOLOGÍA (How to work the contents):
• Performing densiometer sketch to scale to be built.
• Organizing tools and materials needed for the realization of densiometer.
• Monitoring of measuring and marking operations.
• Perform cutting, drilling and placement of the cords in the tubular structure.

7.Place OF CONDUCT (inside or outside the school):
• Classroom Field Reference Science and Technology.
• Technology Workshop.

8.RECURSOS MATERIALS (those who need or want use):
• Cardboard tubes of 6 cm outside diameter.
• Cotton Cordel.
• Steel washers.
• Workshop Tools:
-Drill and Auger.
-cutters and Hacksaw.
-Rule square and pencil.

9.Time ACTIVITY (the time available for teachers):
• A meeting of the ACT in the classroom course (50 minutes)
• Two sessions of the course ACT Technology Workshop. (100 minutes)
• Total Activity Time: 3 sessions of ACT.

10.PREVISIÓN TRANSPORT:
not need transportation.

ECONOMIC 11.PRESUPUESTO :
Cotton Cordel: 5 €
Steel Washers: 4 €.

12.CUALQUIER OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:
GLOBE was an experimental activity, in relation to awaken interest in students.
Because of its convenience, it was decided to perform the same activity with groups of 1 º ESO as a complementary activity in the teaching unit aimed at the introduction to the technology.
has also been decided that all students build their own home densiometer materials (cardboard tube from toilet paper rolls, wire, nuts, etc.).. It's that could use in the field trip to the Rock Muñana for taking land cover data.
also going to try to build more precise densiometer PVC pipes.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Brent Corrigan & Crystal Clean

VISIT 3 º PRIMARY instrument shelter (under construction)

Author: Anne Sibert and students of 3 º Primaria.

Look how nice people visiting the shelter:



On March 24 up again, but this time also had the luck of having Jesus Luna, BS in Biology and Professor GLOBE (besides Professor of Religion ) attended and explained them one by one inside the instrument shelter:



Here a link where you can read the writing-summary of one student:
https: / / docs.google.com / FileView? id = 0B5MW5xAtoSA1OGNmMDViZDYtNDZiZS00ZWU3LThjNTctMjdmY2UzYzJjYzU0 & hl = en

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

What Say Someone Has A Baby

MOVING EARTH-MOON

1.ORGANIZACIÓN (departments, tutors or teachers responsible, contributing):
• Monica Blázquez. 2 º A Tutor in Primary Education.
• Verónica Sánchez. 2 º B Tutor in Primary Education.
• David Rosa. Professor of Biology and Geology. GLOBE responsible.

2.DESTINATARIOS (courses and number of students):
2 º A (19 students) and 2 º B (19 students). Total 38 students.

3.JUSTIFICACIÓN (how comes the need for this activity):
proposed activity to the great curiosity and desire to know the children on Earth, their movements, what's hot, why are there days and nights, why not there is life on other planets, etc.
The difficulty of understanding that is usually associated with static models that explain the dynamic processes in textbooks lead us to think in new technologies or other methods for explanation.
also seen the success of a similar exercise with the students of Primary 3 of thought that Secondary 2 students Primary may experience a similar activity, through lighting effects, the rotation and translation of the Earth so as to better understand the origin of day and night and seasons in a more practical. It asked for cooperation to the ESO Science faculty with the intent to perform some activity in the Science Lab. GLOBE
This activity is, as we study a set of correct learning content which will be of great importance in the understanding of environmental content as the seasons and differences of solar radiation in different parts of our planet, which will lead different climates.

4.OBJETIVOS (those who want to achieve with this activity):
• Understand how to rise the day and night from rotation of the Earth.
• Understand how the seasons arise from translational motion of the Earth.
• Know the position of Earth in space from the Sun
• Understand why the moon is at its various stages.
• Show a respectful attitude towards knowledge and science.
• Visit and use a Science Lab.

5.CONTENIDOS (major content to work or strengthen):
• Positioning of the Earth in space from the Sun
• Introduction to the axis of rotation and tilt.
• Earth movements: rotation and translation.
• Consequences of the movements of the Earth: day / night and seasons.
• Phases of the moon.
• Science Lab. Laboratory Standards.

6.METODOLOGÍA (how to work the contents):
• Active dialogue with its central and guided observation of students. • Motivation continuous
arousing curiosity and reflection. • Motivation involved
leave class and go into a laboratory.

7.Place OF CONDUCT (inside or outside the school):
• Hall of reference.
• Science Laboratory building ESO.

8.RECURSOS MATERIALS (those who need or would like to use):
• Globe.
• Ball that represents the moon.
• Powerful lamp.
• Computer Image Projection.

9.Time ACTIVITY (the time available for teachers):
• Start time: 2 º A at 10:00 pm 2 º B at 10:45 h.
• End Time: 2 nd at 10:45 pm A 2 º B at 11:30 am
• Total Activity Time: 45 minutes each group.

10.PREVISIÓN TRANSPORT:
not need transportation. ECONOMIC 11.PRESUPUESTO

:
not have economic costs.

12.CUALQUIER OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:
is a GLOBE activity, if you are interesting and useful, would be extended to other courses or levels of education adapted to their content and age.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Lukomski Darjusz Trachy O400 Sosnicowice

Thanks

Friends,

First of all, thank everyone for the overwhelming support in this initiative, and tell them all we had the opportunity to travel, were left with a feeling of anxiety on the one hand, seeing people that are going so badly, and joy on the other, having managed to deliver some help and relief to people where actually no one had arrived so far.

soon publish a chronicle of the trip and discuss about experiences.

A brief conclusion: the stated objective of assisting people where official aid will take to get fully met.

A big hug to everyone!

Monday, March 8, 2010

Una Ragazza Molto Viziosa Blog

Caravan trip Chronicle

Moved Photos here

http://caravana1.blogspot.com/p/fotos-caravana-en-accion.html

greetings!

Grapefruit And Cardizem Effects

action ...

Friends,

First of all, thank everyone for the overwhelming support in this initiative, and tell them all we had the opportunity to travel, were left with a feeling of anxiety on the one hand, seeing people that are going bad, and joy on the other, having managed to deliver some help and relief to people where actually no one had arrived so far.

soon publish a chronicle of the trip and discuss about experiences.

A brief conclusion: the objective raised to assist people where official aid will take to get fully met.

A big hug to everyone! Even

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Toys R Us Philippines . Com Wwe Toys

BIRDS AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT (03-03-2010)

Author: David Rose. See what majos

the little guy:



Some photographs of the students who helped prepare the Laboratory before the arrival of small and exposure:



1.ORGANIZACIÓN (departments, tutors or teachers responsible, contributing):
• Patricia Romero Gonzalez. Guardian of 1 A Primary. • Gemma González
Saugar. Guardian of 1 B Primary. • David Rose Novalbos
. Professor of Biology and Geology. GLOBE responsible.
• Sonia Lechuga Cercas. Professor of Physics and Chemistry. GLOBE responsible.
• Francisco, Latifa, Romina and Marina. 3 º ESO students Diversification. Laboratory officials.

2.DESTINATARIOS (courses and number of students): 1 º A
Elementary (14 students) and 1 B Elementary (15 students). Total 29 students.

3.JUSTIFICACIÓN (how comes the need for this activity):
arises as a motivating activity to deepen student learning in the content of the birds and their characteristics. It was thought that students might experience in a more practical content, through the observation of structures of birds or a copy, it was requested to collaborate with the ESO Science teacher with the intention to perform some activity in the Science Lab. GLOBE
This activity is now being studied a set of correct learning content which will be of great importance in understanding the environmental content from the point of view of environmental education, related to the care and protection of birds in our environment. GLOBE
makers also decide to hire older students as "official laboratory" because it is another methodological guidelines proposed in the GLOBE Project. This will choose 4 students from 3 º ESO Diversification who are trained to act as such. In turn they are recipients of the same activity.

4.OBJETIVOS (those who want to achieve with this activity):
• Differentiate among domestic poultry and wild birds.
• Know the main features of the birds.
• Identify the process of incubation.
• Understand the importance of caring and respect for birds and their environment.
• Visit and use a Science Lab.
• Promote, in students of 3 º ESO diversification, autonomy and self-confidence.

5.CONTENIDOS (major content to work or strengthen):
• domestic birds and wild birds.
• The characteristics of birds and their parts:
-Skeleton.
-Types of pens.
-legged types.
-Playing Oviparous.
-types of behavior (flight, song, habitat, etc.).
• The incubation process.
• Importance of birds in our environment:
"Some eat fruit, promoting seed dispersal.
"Some feed on insects and other animals can become pests.
"They are eaten by other animals, to other birds.
• Science Lab. Laboratory Standards.

Below you will see part of the presentation will be made to students. Photographs of birds belonging to D. Alfonso Villa (Professor of Natural Sciences and Inspector of Education), the structures of birds belonging to different textbooks (Natural Science 1 º ESO Teide publisher, Hickman of Zoology, Biology and Geology 1 º Bachillerato publisher Oxford):



6.METODOLOGÍA (how they work content):
• Experiences in the Laboratory.
• Active dialogue with its central and guided observation of students. • Motivation continuous
arousing curiosity and reflection. • Motivation involved
leave class and go into a laboratory.
• Using ESO's students as "official laboratory."

7.Place OF CONDUCT (inside or outside the school):
• Hall of reference.
• Science Laboratory building ESO.

8.RECURSOS MATERIALS (those who need or would like to use):
• Nests, feathers, eagle claw, eggshells, etc.
• Chicken eggs (fresh and frozen) to distinguish the parts of the egg.
• Several dried specimens of birds, Parus caeruleus (Blue Common), Carduelis carduelis (Goldfinch), bird breeding (unknown), etc.
• "Darnewton" exemplary ripple South Canary (Serinus canarius) which is Laboratory living bird.
• Auditions bird songs.
• Binocular Loupes for students (one per couple). • Lupa Binocular
the teacher (to project on screen what was observed in the microscope).
• camera that captures images of real objects (for projecting on the screen as seen in the camera.)
• Projector (for viewing digital images, pens, photographs, books, a live bird, dried specimens of birds, eggs, etc.).
• bird guides.
• Camera.

9.Time ACTIVITY (the time available for teachers):
• Time Start: 10:30 am
• End Time: 11:45 h.
• Total Activity Time: 1 hour 15 minutes.

10.PREVISIÓN TRANSPORT:
not need transportation. ECONOMIC 11.PRESUPUESTO

:
Eggs: 2 €

12.CUALQUIER OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION:
is a GLOBE activity, if you are interesting and useful, would be extended to other courses or educational levels.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Cranberry For Kidney Cyst

The trip - from twitter


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2:24 PM Mar 6th via twibble


I talked to everyone in the caravan, and all well at home

2:24 PM Mar 6th via twibble

In stgo at last!

1:32 a.m. Mar 6th via twibble


Everything went well. We must return.

11:13 PM Mar 5th via twibble


In Santa Cruz is the shit. Everything went well. Raja

11:09 PM Mar 5th via twibble

21:00: NEW! Either group. The Walls are reported and leaving the last bits. Distributed mainly in tiny villages where no one had arrived yet. Happily, they could not believe that individuals arrived to help. Bring back maps to learn more of these peoples. Cristian Echeverría

Paredones called me type 19:00. Need to contact them.

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Squash Balls Colour Meaning

Contact to coordinate sending things

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To coordinate the delivery of things please write to the mail.

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thanks!

Installing Noma Thermostat

List

What we need is the following (although all used):

OTHER TOOLS:
- Dishes and cutlery, bowls, plastic hopefully (all china's lost and have nowhere to cook and eat),
- Aluminum Pots
-
opener -
candles and matches - cleaning supplies (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, sanitary napkins)
- Diapers, halibut, things basic baby care
- Clothing (for children, babies and adults)
-
paper towel - toilet paper
- basic drugs (aspirin, paracetamol, ibuprofen, alcohol, povidone, etc.)
- Towels higene.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT:
- large plastic (polyethylene sleeves) for general use (awning, rain protection, etc)
- rolls of plastic twine
- Tents and sleeping bags
- mats
- flashlights and batteries
-
basic tools - car battery. EDIBLE

:
- No perishables. Pasta, puree, soup, etc ...
- cans (tuna, vegetables, fruit) to open and eat without preparation
- Chocolates and sweets for children and raise some spirits.
- Tea (preferably in space) or coffee
- Sugar
- Flour
- Bottled Water
-
milk powder - chlorine (for disinfecting)

- more ... Lightweight and easy to prepare

Please label the boxes or bags where possible to reduce the qualifying time. Van

Toddler Size Ice Skates Toronto

Support Grants

SUPPORT FOR THE JOURNEY OF THE CARAVAN:
(hope to return to return, unless we mugged or damaged on the trip)
- to carry petrol cans
- towlines
- strong and long strings
- People with trucks that can join the tour

Word Search Printouts Level Hard

caravan that we have

10 0 12 cubic meters of composite inputs received by various things ...

and keep coming!

thank you very much everybody.

Pokemon You Seed You Get



Friends,

Thanks to everyone for their support and concern and we have expressed and realized.
match on Friday at 5:00 AM

(For those who are unaware of the trip or not contacted before the end of the mail is general information sent in previous mails)

What we need is the following (although all served):

OTHER TOOLS:
- Dishes and cutlery, bowls, plastic hopefully (all the dishes and have lost it where cooking and eating),
- Aluminum Pots
-
opener -
candles and matches - cleaning supplies (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, sanitary napkins)
- Diapers, halibut, basics of baby care
- Clothing (for children, babies and adults)
-
paper towel - toilet paper
- basic drugs (aspirin, paracetamol, ibuprofen, alcohol, povidone, etc)

STANDARD EQUIPMENT:
- large plastic (polyethylene sleeves) for general use (awning, rain protection, etc)
- rolls of plastic twine
- tents and sleeping bags
- mats
- flashlights and batteries

EDIBLE:
- No perishables. Pasta, puree, soup, etc ...
- cans (tuna, vegetables, fruit) to open and eat without preparation
- Chocolates and sweets for children and raise some spirits.
- Tea (preferably in space) or coffee
- Sugar
- Flour
- Bottled Water
-
milk powder - chlorine (for disinfecting)

- more ... Lightweight and easy to prepare

Please label the boxes or bags where possible to reduce the qualifying time.

SUPPORT FOR THE JOURNEY OF THE CARAVAN:
(hope to return to return, except that assail us or damaged on the trip)
- to carry petrol cans
- towlines
- strong and long strings
- People with trucks that can join the tour


GATHERING PLACE:
personally coordinate with the organizers:


More information:
http://caravana1.blogspot.com/
(post in the next few minutes)


TRAVEL HISTORY:
- An express trip (2 days) to support the disaster area with the idea of \u200b\u200bfocusing specifically on isolated villages where the massive aid it will take more days to arrive and where people are very bad or nothing.

- A trip organized by private, nonprofit media or commercial ... only with the intention to help.

- Currently we have confirmed 4 to 6 vehicles and have received several contributions (blankets, some bags, tents, diapers, etc).

- We have a friend along the coast from south Pichilemu will tell us tomorrow towns, villages and creeks where they need us.
- In parallel we are trying to communicate with journalists of the TVN and CHV to see if they have information directly from their computers in such places with which we could coordinate the delivery of aid.


A hug and thanks to all!