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         |  | Introduction to Educator ResourcesSee the list of strategies in the right-hand margin
for ideas on how to use Field Trip Earth in any
learning situation. As well, see the "Educator Articles"
below to understand how teachers and other educators
have implemented the website into their day-to-day
teaching activities.For Educators: FTE on Twitter, Skype, YouTubeMay 22, 2009 Want to learn more about wildlife conservation? Want to share something you know about wildlife or wildlife research? Be sure to visit FieldTripEarth on Twitter, YouTube and other web communities. [ Full Article ] Materials for Emerging Readers July 16, 2009 Beth Carter, a teacher at the Cape Fear Center for Inquiry in Wilmington, North Carolina, has written several articles designed especially for emerging readers. Please send us feedback regarding your reaction to, or use of, these articles, as we are planning to develop additional emerging reader materials over the coming months. [ Full Article ] Interpreting Maps October 31, 2002 Students can gain valuable thinking skills by reviewing maps found on Field Trip Earth. This article provides an example of a map interpretation exercise, and also some examples of inquiry questions that students could pursue as part of a map reading exercise. [ Full Article ] Using Paper-Based Methods with Field Trip Earth October 28, 2002 Although Field Trip Earth is a web-based learning project, many teachers have been successful using "paper-based" activities alongside the website. Here are some examples, drawn from the Far Traveler workbook, of how to incorporate paper materials into this project. [ Full Article ] [ Full list of Educator articles ] | |
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