Science | Social Studies | Mathematics | Collaborative Projects
- Wonderful World of Weather (Grades 3-6)
Collecting and sharing weather data - Weather Scope (Grades 5 to 12)
Study of Weather and Climate - Musical Plates (grades 5 to 12)
Study of Earthquakes and Plate Tectonics - Gulf Stream Voyage (grades 6-12)
This project which utilizes both real time data and primary source materials to help guide students to discover the science and history of the Gulf Stream. - The Stowaway Adventure (grades 5 – 8)
Track and predict the arrival of ship at sea. - Air Pollution – What’s the Solution? (grades 6-12)
Explore the causes and effects of outdoor air pollution. 
Rain Forest Connection
Communicate with researchers working in Panama’s rainforests.
Kids Count Data
State by State data about the well-being of Children in America.- Gulf Stream Voyage
As you study exploration of the Americas, take a closer look at the Gulf Stream. - The Stowaway Adventure (grades 5 – 8)
Track and predict the arrival of ship at sea 
Historical Treasure Chest (grades 5-12)
This project provides a model for engaging students in an investigation of authentic materials from the past.
Population Growth (Grades 6 to 12)
This series of activities explores the mathematical and environmental aspects of population growth.
Navigational Vectors
Track a real airplane in flight and learn how vectors and trigonometry are used for aviation navigation
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Journey North (grades K-12)
A global study of Wildlife migration and seasonal change. -
Down the Drain (Grades 4 to 8)
How much water do you use? -
International Boiling Point Project (Grades 6 to 12)
What causes a pot of water to boil? -
Human Genetics (grades 6-12)
Looking for specific traits across the world -
Global Water Sampling Project (Grades 9-12)
Water Quality World Wide -
The Global Sun Temperature Project (Grades 5 to 8)
Join schools from around the world as they try to figure out how proximity to the equator affects average daily temperature and hours of sunlight. -
The Square of Life Project (Grades 1 to 5)
This Internet-based collaborative project will allow your students to share information about the plants, animals and non-living objects found in their schoolyard environment with other students from around the country and the world. -
Bucket Buddies (Grades 1 to 5)
Students around the United States and other countries will collect samples from local ponds to answer the question: Are the organisms found in pond water the same all over the world? -
Noon Day Project (Grades 5 to 12)
This activity is an opportunity for students to see how mathematics and science work together in explaining a real world phenomenon.
