Celebrate dragons in real life rather than on Game of Thrones on the 16th for Dragon Appreciation Day. Check out National Geographic's coverage of the formidable Komodo Dragon.
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National Geographic takes you on a tour of the three major levels of activity under New York City.
National Geographic Virtual Dig If you've never had the privilege of unearthing dinosaur remains, this may be the next best thing. This feature by National Geographic provides users with an opportunity to conduct their own virtual dig. Chip away at the earth with a hammer, brush away the dust, then ship your crate
Name: National Geographic: Habitats for Educators Brief Description of the Site: According to this National Geographic Education Foundation site, there are six habitats worldwide: Deserts & Tundra, Forests, Fresh Water, Oceans & Coasts, Prairies, and, for many of us, Cities & Suburbs. To help educators teach
Prepare for Geography Awareness Week, Nov. 17-23 by using all the information provided here by National Geographic.
Name: National Geographic Education Guide Brief Description of the Site: The National Geographic Education Guide is a wide-ranging resource for any educator who teaches some aspect of social studies, geography or science. The site has a well-designed search interface that enables teachers to located resources by
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