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News from the Director ![]() Timothy Tyndall - Director - Camp Internet Weekly News from the Director of Camp Internet.
Win an IO digital pen for you and your class. We have been using the IO digital pen at the Camp Headquarters and have found it really helps take notes in an entirely new way. And, for shared class projects, it is a way for a multiple of students to enter in ideas, drawings and charts and have it all download to your computer. Two IO Pens will be awarded. One for the best Middle School or High School Poetry & Art and one for the best Elementary School Poetry & Art. Poems & Art must be submitted on cd-rom and by email. Mars is an important subject for science and literature classes. As we learn about the Mars Rovers and their exploration we can have our class go back over "Moon Literature" from the 1800's and 1900's and have students discuss how writers and artists thought Mars would look like. Science classes can prepare essays on a wide range of subjects related to Mars exploration and colonization. Minimum of 5 pages Poetry plus Artwork. Spring Equinox is near and it is time to study both the garden and the Science of Equinox. Be sure to have students visit the Global Garden class at http://www.rain.org/global-garden Camp Internet's ESL web continues to grow. Tools and Lesson Plans are online now. Goto : http://www.rain.org/esl Camp Internet will releasing the first edition of our new Pacific Indigo Journal of Independent Learning & Technology. Send an email to rain@rain.org if you are interested in receiving a copy. Have you had any special reports or discussions in class about Camp Internet subjects? If so send a note over and let us know. Send a note over to us here
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full Web Quest set of quiz and essay exams for this week
As we move into this Election year a focus on Civics (American Government) is important.
Go to the new American History Civics course at: http://www.rain.org/campinternet/american-history/civics
Ocean Studies Class
New Ocean Studies class with special video units. Check the interview with Dr. Childress, UCSB and the deep ocean worms he has brought back. Homeschool Campus The Homeschool class provides a good starting point for almost any classroom. With online projects guiding students into every part of Camp Internet the homeschool class provides a cross section of learning resources and exams which weaves together all the various parts of Camp Internet. New in the Homeschool course are a series of "web quests".
Goto
and select any of the
5 current Web Quest quiz and research webs
We are now able to offer our Camp Internet Classrooms and families local, high speed Internet
access through a new National Network of over 2,300 phone numbers.
If you are within one of our new line areas try out Camp Internet as your Internet Source. Special for Camp subscribers, $10 month for a 1 year subscription. Our new National Network includes Accellerator and spam blocking on all new accounts. If you are interested in trying our new Public Internet Network go to http://www.rain.org/services and enter to phone number in the search tool to see if one of our new lines is in your area. If you find a match you can request an accout from that same web site and we will have you online right away.
Camp Internet classroom & homeschool Center
800.889.2823 1129 State Street in Santa Barbara CA 93101
Where would you like to explore this week?
Camp Internet
Global Garden
Video Library & Broadcasting
Homeschool Campus
American
History
ESL
Ocean Studies class
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