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Event Registration:
Free Online Education Conference: Climate Change
You and your students can join Smithsonian scientists, curators, and educators for a live discussion of the latest research on climate change, September 29–October 1. The sessions are open to everyone and the entire conference will be archived for replay at any time.
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Special Event:
Smithsonian Teachers' Night 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
National Museum of Natural History
Registration for this year's Teachers' Night is now open to our E-News subscribers. Find new resources, meet educators, and attend demonstrations of school programs.
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Interact Online:
Education Conference Blog
Scientists, historians, and concerned citizens around the Smithsonian weigh in on issues related to climate change. Your thoughts are welcome as well.
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Student Activity:
New Printable Activity Page about Zebras
In “Who's Who at the National Zoo,” students identify three zebras according to their unique fingerprint-like patterns of stripes. Includes a drawing exercise.
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Teaching Resource:
Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Tour
This interactive, multimedia site presents a dozen Smithsonian objects as the basis for standards-based class activities. Also find a calendar of Hispanic Heritage Month events in Washington, D.C. and New York.
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