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Native Americans and John Smith
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About Sultana’s Virtual Classroom
VIRTUAL CLASSROOM: LIVE!
Chesapeake Bay Ecology
Colonial History / Schooner Sultana
Native Americans and John Smith
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood
Toddler Time Programming
Ages 3-5 / FREE! / 20-30 Mins. Fridays, January 22-April 9 Virtual Toddler Time lets children explore the natural world
Let it Snow!
Did you know that water can be a solid, liquid, or gas?!? Snow is a special form of solid water
Groundhog Day
February is here, and we all know what that means, Groundhog Day is near! Legend has it; if a groundhog
Animals in Winter
The days are cold and short! Thick fur, sleeping through the winter, or moving to a warmer area are just
Wetlands
Printables: Additional Links: The Chesapeake Bay Program has a great write-up on wetlands here: https://www.chesapeakebay.net/issues/wetlands Environmental Concern has several teacher-friendly
Wiggling Worms
Wiggly, squiggly, slimy worms are an important food source for animals and help plants by burrowing through the soil. Printables:
Eastern Oysters
Down by the Bay
Printables:
Awesome Amphibians
Printables:
Action Items
There are many actions that individuals can take to lessen their impact on the Chesapeake Bay. In this lesson, students
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