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Teacher Pack: $80.72
Classroom Pack: $788.90
School Pack: $2,467.05
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Teacher Pack & Lab Kit: $2,270
Classroom Pack & Lab Kit: $3,045 Operation: Infinite Potential
Operation: Infinite Potential - Restructuring the Energy Portfolio will introduce students to leading scientists and let them explore past, current and future challenges of energy generation, storage, and consumption. Through research articles, labs, field assignments, videos, computer games and other multimedia, they investigate and analyze emerging technologies designed to meet the needs of an energy-hungry planet.
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Teacher Pack: $80.72
Classroom Pack: $788.90
School Pack: $2,467.05
Student Edition: $24.99
DVD: $29.99
Teacher Pack & Lab Kit: $2,270
Classroom Pack & Lab Kit: $3,045 Operation: Resilient Planet
Operation: Resilient Planet - Protecting Our Ecological Future will take students to Earth's critical ecosystems to investigate nature's strategies for regeneration, learn ecosystem management by taking on the roles of researchers and policymakers, understand pressures from human induced changes and recognize their responsibility for defending biodiversity. It covers National Science Education Standards such as Science as Inquiry, Physical Science, Life Science, Earth and Space Science, Science in Personal and Social Perspectives, and History and Nature of Science.
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Teacher Pack (DVD): $80.72
Teacher Pack (VHS): $80.72
Classroom Pack (DVD): $788.90
Classroom Pack (VHS): $788.90
School Pack (DVD): $2,467.05
School Pack (VHS): $2,467.05
Student Edition: $24.99
DVD: $29.99
VHS: $29.99
Teacher Pack & Lab Kit: $2,100
Classroom Pack & Lab Kit: $2,875
Operation: Monster Storms
Operation: Monster Storms - Exploring the Powerful Forces of Weather transports students to the center of Earth's most extreme weather events as they learn the science needed to save lives and protect property. The curriculum covers key National Science Education Standards such as Science as Inquiry, Physical Science, Earth and Space Science, Science and Technology, Life Science and Science in Personal and Social Perspectives.
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Teacher Pack (DVD): $25.00
Teacher Pack (VHS): $25.00
Student Book: $5.00 Mysteries of Earth and Mars - CLEARANCE SALE
Working with NASA, JASON examined big questions facing scientists today about the nature and history of both planets through scientific exploration. JASON investigated Mars analogs: locations on Earth where environmental conditions, geologic features, or biologic attributes resemble in some way those thought to exist on Mars, now or at some point in its past. JASON journeyed to four research sites with the research team. At Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the team investigated the similarities and differences of volcanoes on Earth and Mars. At Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, JASON learned how the Mars rovers were designed, built, and tested. At Meteor Crater in Arizona, the team looked at how impact craters tell scientists about the history of a planet. Lastly, at Mono Lake in California, JASON examined how various life forms survive in extreme environments. | Credit Cards: Order Online | POs: Download Order Form |
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Teacher Pack (DVD): $25.00
Teacher Pack (VHS): $25.00
Student Book: $5.00 Disappearing Wetlands - CLEARANCE SALE
Before Katrina, JASON journeyed to the bayou to learn about Louisiana's disappearing wetlands. Students and teachers examined what wetlands are, why they are disappearing, and how to best manage these ecosystems in Louisiana and in neighborhoods around the world. In particular, classrooms learned how wetlands protect vulnerable coastlines from hurricanes and storm surges, and help filter and purify the small amount of Earth's freshwater. The expedition team journeyed to three sites to research how Louisiana's wetlands support a diversity of aquatic species and demonstrated how computer models help scientists better understand the interactions between species and their wetland environments. | Credit Cards: Order Online | POs: Download Order Form |
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