Stock
Market Simulation: Join this exciting simulation and
"play" with the stock market to see how well you ride the
roller coaster. This project includes math and technology skills,
plus participants agree it's a great deal of fun. See samples from
last year and get ready to create your own stock market report.
Teacher Editor: Arnold
Pulda, Dougherty Memorial High School, Worcester, MA
Notable
North Carolinians: Discover
famous...and not-so-famous North Carolinians from every corner of the
Tar Heel State. Students research state history and learn about the
people who contributed to North Carolina's rich heritage and history.
Includes rubrics, templates, and everything you need. Here's
a great idea: Start your own state's
"Notable" site and we will point to you from MidLink.
Teacher Editor: Glen
Gurley, Mount Holly Middle School, Mt. Holly, NC
Making
Sense of the Census! What happened to population in your county in
1790? 1860? 1960? Explore correlations between the size of farms
and the number of slaveholders and slaves recorded in historical
documents. How active were manufacturers or churches in your
region? Were women employed in significant numbers? Get the
answers to these questions and more by asking questions and formulating
hypotheses. Compare data visually by graphing and analyzing.
Discover
what happened in your backyard and think about the anomalies of your
region.
Teacher-Editor: Russ
Van Wyk, Cary Academy, Cary, NC
I
Have a Dream, TOO! Returning to MidLink Magazine this year for
a third time, this project is simple, but powerful. Students think
about their dreams for the future and share them with the world.
In the tradition of Martin Luther King's legacy of peace, dreams from
all over the world will be posted together. REGISTER now... and be
sure to come back to see our dreams in March!
We,
the Children...
Explore one of the
most basic human rights, the right to a "Safe Place".
Participants will explore links, take part in learning activities, and
discuss the issues related to student rights.
NEW: See Student
Work here. Find out how to participate by writing to
Brenda Dyck.
Teacher Editor: Brenda
Dyck, ABC Charter School, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada