SBI - Home Resources - factworld.info Article 09 Learning Geography Bilingually 9 Learning Geography Bilingually (article) Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Vol. 28, No. 3, 411-424, November 2004 LUKE DESFORGES & RHYS JONES Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK No free version found, but link to read more Article 12: Speaking up - announcing a multilingual revolution 12 Speaking up - announcing a multilingual revolution (article) Matthias Krug article for Abode Magazine This article talks about Multilingual / Bilingual Education / CLIL in Spain and Qatar Posted June 5th, 2010 I really enjoyed reading this article. Article 23 - TIMELINES AND LIFELINES 23 - TIMELINES AND LIFELINES: Rethinking Literacy Instruction in Multilingual Classrooms Jim Cummins | Vicki Bismilla | Sarah Cohen | Frances Giampapa | Lisa Leoni o r b i t , V o l 3 6 , N o 1 , 2 0 0 5 (pp 22-26) (article) read more Article 24 - Collaborative interaction in turn-taking Articles which are about CLIL Background Articles
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Understanding Sonar Mapping of the Ocean Floor Grade Level: 1st - 5th; Type: Earth Science To demonstrate sonar mapping of the ocean floor. What types of land formations can be found on the ocean floor? How does sonar mapping measure ocean depth? Despite what early explorers thought, the world is definitely not flat! High-bouncing ball Stopwatch Have a parent or friend use a stop watch to help you with this experiment.Drop the high-bouncing ball onto a hard, flat surface.Have your partner time from when the ball leaves your hand until it returns to your hand.Record the time on a data chart. Terms/Concepts: Land formations of the ocean floor (Ex: plains, trenches, ridges, mountains); Sonar References: Angela Pike has been in the world of elementary education for almost a decade, working as a classroom teacher, school writing specialist, and later a school administrator. Disclaimer and Safety Precautions Education.com provides the Science Fair Project Ideas for informational purposes only.