Today's Report Includes:
- Welcome
and This Week's:
Data, Questions, and Journal
- Now
Playing: How
Will You Use the Data?
- Links: This Week's Mystery Class Resources
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| Sunrise/Sunset Data for Monday, Jan 28 | New! This Week's Questions (Handout) |
New! Mystery Class Journal (Journal page) |
Welcome to Mystery Class 2008!
Somewhere under the sun there are ten secret Mystery Classes hiding, just waiting for you to find them. Will you discover their secret locations?
In
each week's update, you'll find the latest sunrise/sunset data from the
Mystery Classes, a handout with questions, and also a journal.
On Monday you recorded your hometown sunrise/sunset times on your Data Sheets. Now it's time to focus on the first set of sunrise/sunset data from the ten Mystery Classes. How will you use their data?
Watch this helpful and "trendy" video to learn more >>
Did
You Do the Math?
How's
it going so far with calculating photoperiods?
Some teachers find Mystery Class to be more manageable for younger students by using just three mystery sites.
Background:
- Mystery Class Glossary >>
- Organizing Your Class >>
- Using a Twenty-four Hour Clock >>
- Calculating Photoperiod >>
- Graphing Photoperiod >>
Advice from Teachers:
Materials and More:
- How to Participate, Data Sheets and Graphs >>
- Quick links to weekly updates, data, tips and resources >>
Mystery Class Deadlines:
- Know What to Expect and When -- Mark your Calendars >>
The Next Mystery Classs Update Will Be Posted on February 8, 2008.
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