Today's Report Includes:
- This
Week's: Question and Journal
- Congratulations
from Journey North
- Mystery
Solved! The
Big Reveal
- Spotlight:
Contest
Results
- Don't
Forget: Come Back Next Week
- Hear
Ye! Hear Ye! A Call for
Mystery Sites 2009
- Links:
This Week's Mystery Class Resources
- Year-end
Evaluation: Please
Share Your Thoughts!
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New
this week! This Week's Questions (Handout) |
Mystery Class Journal (Journal page) |
What do Terrapins, Scandinavian Wombats and Snow People have in common? They are just a few of the more than 560 student teams that entered this season's Mystery Class Contest!
Congratulations
to everyone! Whether you entered
the contest or not you ALL learned
so much, and you did an awesome job.
"Where in the World do you think our 10 Mystery Classes are located?"
Click
and rotate the globe to view the sites
| Introducing |
Location |
Latitude |
Longitude |
| Mystery Class #1 |
Sapporo, Japan | 43.033 N |
141.21 E |
| Mystery Class #2 |
Johannesburg, South Africa | 26.117 S |
28.017 E |
| Mystery Class #3 |
Pigeon, United States | 43.833 N |
83.283 W |
| Mystery Class #4 |
Campina
Grande, Brazil |
7.217 S |
35.883 W |
| Mystery Class #5 |
Ny-Alesund,
Norway |
78.917 N |
11.933 E |
| Mystery Class #6 |
Kuwait City, Kuwait | 29.350 N |
47.983 E |
| Mystery Class #7 |
Rothera R. S., Antarctica | 67.567 S |
68.133 W |
| Mystery Class #8 |
Bonn, Germany | 50.700 N |
7.167 E |
| Mystery Class #9 |
Chendu, China | 30.617 N |
104.117 E |
| Mystery Class #10 |
Lima, Peru | 12.100 S |
77.067 W |
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You're all winners no matter how many locations you found. Here's
the list of classes who had the highest number of correct answers
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You've finally discovered where the mystery sites are located, but you still don't know who they are. And after eleven weeks in hiding, they are very excited to finally "meet" you!
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"Don't miss the celebration so we can get acquainted at last! We can't wait to meet you." |
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