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December
is
also a time for Gateway
Exams and End of Course Tests for schools on Block Schedule as
well as time for semester exams. Take time to
review and prepare for exams.
Along
with the many holidays celebrated in the month of December,
snow is another anticipated winter event. What is SNOW?
Where does it come from? Is it
true that no two snowflakes are alike? Investigate snow
through all the educational disciplines. Visit
TeacherVision to find the answers. Other places to
investigate snow include: Wilson A. Bentley
The first man to photograph a snowflake;
ReadWriteThink;
Using Snowflake Bentley as a Framing Text for Malingerer
Writing Lesson plans for ALL ; Electron
Microscopy Snow Page;
The Science of Snow; History -
The Ice Ages;
Snow Literature;
Snow - Health and Sport. For humorous look at snow visit
Snowman Jokes!
December
is a time of
celebration. This is a great opportunity to introduce students
to different cultural celebrations around the world at
December
is
also a time for Gateway
Exams and End of Course Tests for schools on Block Schedule as
well as time for semester exams. Take time to
review and prepare for exams. 
Along
with the many holidays celebrated in the month of December,
snow is another anticipated winter event. What is SNOW?
