I found this Song For Sunday post on Marine Corps Nomads. She had linked to the original Song For Sunday over at Fenced in Family.
Here is my Song For Sunday:
Yet, I Will Praise You by Andy Park
Yet, I Will Praise You – Song For Sunday
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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Hawaii
We wanted to learn more about Hawaii following the tsunami warning resulting from the earthquake in Chile. We found some great resources.
General Information:
- Hawaii (wiki article)
- Hawaii's Official Tourism Page (great resource)
- Hawaii.gov (Official government site for Hawaii)
- Hawaii (Info Please - loads of info about Hawaii)
Lesson Plans:
- Hawaii (AtoZ Kids Stuff)
- State of Hawaii (apples4theteacher)
- Hawaii: Teaching About The 50th State (an excellent article from Education World - loads of links)
- Maoli Nō - Truly Native (lesson plans about Hawaii)
- Hawaii's Living Treasures (for kids)
- Hawaii State Facts For Students (US Census website for kids)
- Virtual Field Trips (visit Hawaii from your computer)
- Hawaiian Endangered Animals Coloring Books (a printable coloring book)
- Hawaii Resources For Teachers And Students (loads of resource links)
Have you studied Hawaii? Do you have any useful resources to share? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Tsunamis
Learning about the earthquakes and hearing about the tsunami warnings prompted us to learn more about tsunamis.
Here are some websites we found:
- Tsunami (a wiki article about tsunamis in general)
- Tsunami (some basic information about tsunamis from FEMA)
- Tsunami (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - loads of information!)
- Tsunami (Pacific Tsunami Museum)
- Center For Tsunami Research (good information here)
- Tsunami Ready (National Weather Service)
- Waves Of Distruction: Tsunami (PBS Online)
- Welcome To Tsunami (University of Washington)
- Tsunami (some basic information for kids)
- What Causes A Tsunami? (some great visuals about tsunamis)
- Earthquake and Tsunami Coloring Book (a printable coloring book for kids - PDF)
- Tsunami Warning (an online book about tsunami)
We are currently following the Hawaiian tsunami information on CNN.
Leave your thoughts and comments.