Mars Society EduPortal
How to Use This Resource
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How to Use This Resource
Subject-Area Buttons
The subject-area buttons lead you to lessons and(or) activities for each of the subjects on the buttons. For example, click the Soc Sci button to find a geography or history lesson, click the Writing button for a writing activity.

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National Speleological Society Web Site
The National Speleological Society (NSS) was founded for the purpose of advancing the study, conservation, exploration and knowledge of caves.

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ET AgriBotics Section
A host of vocational agriculture lesson plans adapted for use on Mars from the Stewart-Peterson Group's AgEdNet.com online resources. Used by permission of the Stewart-Peterson Group.

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Description of the Scottish Storyline Method
How to use the Scottish Storyline Method, written by central Oregon teachers Elaine Smith and Colleen Vallerga. The essential elements of a Storyline are setting, characters, and events or incidents. The unfolding of the story each day in the classroom provides a structure and logical connection to the curriculum. The difference between thematic teaching using a topic web and Storyline is the presentation of key questions which move the story along. In a topic web the activities are random, whereas the investigations which take place during a Storyline are in a logical sequence that is dependent upon the preceding episode.

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Link to the COM Home Page
Links to the Caves of Mars home page.

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MMP School Project Reports
Project reports from the Oregon schools participating in the Mars Society EduPortal. Here you will find information regarding how Oregon schools are making use of the Mars Society EduPortal in their schools. Also linked from this page is the Official Communique from the "The Mars Society Central Martian Command," initiating a storyline for use by several of our school teams.

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Mars at a Glance
Mars facts and data comparing various aspects of the Red Planet with Earth. From NASA's Mars Team Online, this page offers you all the facts and figures that relate to Mars.

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The Mars Society
A link to The Mars Society. The purpose of the Mars Society is to further the goal of the exploration and settlement of the Red Planet. This will be done by broad public outreach to instill the vision of pioneering Mars, support of ever more aggressive government funded Mars exploration programs around the world, and conducting Mars exploration on a private basis.

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Project Home Control Panel

Links to subject-area tasks Link to Oregon L5 Society Web site Link to ET Agriculture lessons Description of the Scottish Storyline Method Link to the MMP home page Link to Martian Lava Tubes Revisited E-mail link to the The Mars Society Webmaster Standard The Mars Society footer Project Resources Mars at a Glance Link to the Mars Society Link to the The Mars Society home page