You are receiving this newsletter because you registered at SmithsonianEducation.org or participated in a Smithsonian Education event. Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. Online Interactive: Prehistoric Climate Change Math and earth science meet in this challenging interactive. Students do the real work of a Smithsonian paleontologist who is studying a period of rapid global warming 55 million years ago. They determine average annual temperatures by examining fossils of tree leaves and incorporating their findings into a formula. Share it with the whole class Behind the Scenes: Online Education Conferences Three Smithsonian online conferences from 2009, Abraham Lincoln, Climate Change, and Apollo Space Program are available for replay, free at any time. Experts from across the Smithsonian answer questions from teachers and students around the world. Includes related downloadable resources. Access the conferences Internship Opportunity: Young Ambassadors The Smithsonian Latino Center announces open applications for the Young Ambassadors Program, a paid summer internship for graduating high school seniors interested in Latino arts, sciences, and humanities. Apply online Learn more about the Smithsonian Internships Classroom Resource: Free Booklet on Biodiversity How can you and your students help protect America’s ecosystems? Find out in Biodiversity: Connecting with the Tapestry of Life, a free booklet from the National Zoo’s Center for Conservation Education and Sustainability. Request a copy Events and Resources: Black History Month A full calendar of the Smithsonian’s Black History Month programming is available online, including teacher workshops. The calendar is complemented with classroom resources, virtuals tours, and videos. Explore online resources View D.C./N.Y heritage event calendar You received this newsletter because you are subscribed to Smithsonian Education News. If you no longer wish to receive these newsletters please click here. Smithsonian Center for Education and Museum Studies 600 Maryland Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20024 © 2010 Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Education | Your Privacy | Contact Us Watch Smithsonian and Smithsonian Education videos on YouTube. Become a fan and stay connected on Facebook. Follow Smithsonian and Smithsonian Education on Twitter.