Geography

Click here to view [|Great Migrations] a video from National Geographic.

click here to view the announcement for an on line geography course

Imagine discovering a museum where you can take a transcontinental train ride, view the Earth from outer space, and witness the eruption of a volcano. In fact, you have! Welcome to National Geographic’s Xpedition Hall, a virtual museum filled with interactive exhibits designed to provoke reflection on how human beings shape and are shaped by the world in which we live. [|Teachers guide] [|Field trip]

Click here for information about King Tut King Tut Mysteries Solved: Was Disabled, Malarial, and Inbred

Information about an on- line Atlas from National Geographic []

For elementary science and geography visit this site to see a slide show of the 12 types of clouds []

Land of the Inca Lessons primary [|Land of the Inca Lessons primary]

The Land and Lifestyle of the Inca[|Lessons for middle school]

Great Interactive Geography Review Map Games Good for promethean and smart boards http://www.yourchildlearns.com/map-puzzles.htm


 * King Herod**

An astute and generous ruler, a brilliant general, and one of the most imaginative and energetic builders of the ancient world, Herod guided his kingdom to new prosperity and power. Yet today he is best known as the slyand murderous monarch of Matthew's Gospel.

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ [|Classroom Companion | King Herod Revealed] This site contains interactive features Isreal Jerusalem Quizzes Articles, e. g. Egypt's Forgotten Treasures Maps News Photos
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