Cincinnati Museum Center has several openings remaining for its Spring
2008 interactive videoconferences. This multidisciplinary museum has programs available in both social studies and science at an attractive fee schedule $15-$20 below the national average. All programs are available "on-demand" to fit your schedule and can be customized based on the specific needs of your teachers and students. You can register through CILC.org or by calling School Reservations at 1-800-733-2077 x7021.
Social Studies
The Uneven Triangle: Trade with the New World, Grades 4-9, explore the triangle trade and its lasting impacts Bring Me Your Tired, Your Poor ..., Grades 3 -12, explore immigration and the immigrant experience North American Indians: Before European Contact, Grades 2-6, explore the tools and skills of early Native Americans Taming America's Inland Rivers: The Steamboat Era, Grades 2-8, first-person interpretation of traveling on a steamboat Civil War: The Borderlands, Grades 3-8, first-person interpretation of life as a Civil War soldier Pandemic!, Grades 6-12, look at disease pandemics and societal responses to them
Science
Evolution 101, Grades 7-12, introduction to the forces of evolution and how we are affected everyday Walk in My Shoes: Paleontologist, Grades K-12, explore the tools of the trade and examine 150 million year old specimens Walk in My Shoes: Archaeologist, Grades K-6, see into the life of a scientist through objects and instruments from Cincinnati Museum Center's collections Handle with Care: Live Animals (Bats, Insects or Reptiles), Grades K-8, there is no better way to learn than with live animals (Tues/Thurs only)
Ice Age Geology, Grades 4-8, examine the rocks and geologic formations left behind following the ice age Pandemic!, Grades 6-12, look at disease pandemics and societal responses to them Three Centuries of Ecology, Grades 6-12, explore how the human view of the environment has changed over the past 300 years
More programs are listed at http://www.cincymuseum.org/distance
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Jason A. Dennison, Director
Department of Instructional Technology
Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
1301 Western Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203 USA
tel: 1 513 763 2315
fax: 1 513 287 7095
toll free: 1 800 733 2077 x2315
video: 66.42.138.61
jdennison@cincymuseum.org
2008 interactive videoconferences. This multidisciplinary museum has programs available in both social studies and science at an attractive fee schedule $15-$20 below the national average. All programs are available "on-demand" to fit your schedule and can be customized based on the specific needs of your teachers and students. You can register through CILC.org or by calling School Reservations at 1-800-733-2077 x7021.
Social Studies
The Uneven Triangle: Trade with the New World, Grades 4-9, explore the triangle trade and its lasting impacts Bring Me Your Tired, Your Poor ..., Grades 3 -12, explore immigration and the immigrant experience North American Indians: Before European Contact, Grades 2-6, explore the tools and skills of early Native Americans Taming America's Inland Rivers: The Steamboat Era, Grades 2-8, first-person interpretation of traveling on a steamboat Civil War: The Borderlands, Grades 3-8, first-person interpretation of life as a Civil War soldier Pandemic!, Grades 6-12, look at disease pandemics and societal responses to them
Science
Evolution 101, Grades 7-12, introduction to the forces of evolution and how we are affected everyday Walk in My Shoes: Paleontologist, Grades K-12, explore the tools of the trade and examine 150 million year old specimens Walk in My Shoes: Archaeologist, Grades K-6, see into the life of a scientist through objects and instruments from Cincinnati Museum Center's collections Handle with Care: Live Animals (Bats, Insects or Reptiles), Grades K-8, there is no better way to learn than with live animals (Tues/Thurs only)
Ice Age Geology, Grades 4-8, examine the rocks and geologic formations left behind following the ice age Pandemic!, Grades 6-12, look at disease pandemics and societal responses to them Three Centuries of Ecology, Grades 6-12, explore how the human view of the environment has changed over the past 300 years
More programs are listed at http://www.cincymuseum.org/distance
___________________________________
Jason A. Dennison, Director
Department of Instructional Technology
Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal
1301 Western Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45203 USA
tel: 1 513 763 2315
fax: 1 513 287 7095
toll free: 1 800 733 2077 x2315
video: 66.42.138.61
jdennison@cincymuseum.org