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Essential Science for Teachers: Earth and Space Science From the soil and rocks beneath our feet to our connection to the Moon and Sun, the story of Earth is a fascinating one — and most of what is known about the Earth has been gathered through observation and interpretation. Encourage students’ curiosity, help them sharpen their skills of observation and interpretation, foster their development of science knowledge, and share with them the excitement of exploring Earth and the solar system by participating in this course. |
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Hollywood producer George S. Bottendorf has an idea for a World War II combat film. In this activity, it's your job to help this fictional producer balance the limitations of his budget with his desire to realize the concept for the film. The success of Bottendorf's movie, and the budget's bottom line, will depend on the choices you make about film's key elements, such as its director, cast, and location. Making the best choices will mean box office success, including both financial reward and critical acclaim. Ready to let the cameras roll? And...action! |
