| With three weeks of photoperiod data, can you tell which Mystery Class sites are north and south of your hometown? This week, one of the seven wonders of the world reveals an additional clue. This Week's Update Includes:
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Here are your clues for Week #3:
- Sunrise/Sunset Data for Monday Feb 14
- Look
up your own sunrise/sunset data for Feb 14
(Do not send your own local data to Journey North.)
Collect and organize your data:
Photo:
Adam L. ClevengerHow do the data and graph lines show you which Mystery Class sites are north and south of the equator? How do they show you which sites are north and south of your location?
Through a game, have students explore the value of the global grid system in describing location.
Using a flat surface and then a sphere, students compare and share the words and measuring tools needed to describe location of a spot.
- Game: Locate the Spot
- Journey North Teacher Network
- How to Participate
- Modifying Mystery Class
- World's Biggest Address Book
- Grid Game: Where in the World?
- Calendar and Deadlines
- Teacher Practice Packet #1: Exploring Latitude Clues
- Teacher Practice Packet #2: Exploring Longitude Clues
- Advice from Journey North Teachers
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