Distance Learning:
Let Both Museums Come to You …Virtually!


From the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
Distance Learning Facts:

For program schedule, complete information, costs and registration:

www.connect2texas.net

For additional information:
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
817-255-9521

Now you and your students can connect and interact LIVE with the Museum’s team of experts without leaving your campus! Utilizing interactive distance learning in the classroom, your students can explore science, mathematics and history with curators, staff and special guests. These 50-minute sessions correlate with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills and are in partnership with ESC Region XI Telecommunications Network.

Forensics
CSI: The Experience -“Ask the Expert” series

Life Science
Eggs Everywhere - Life cycles of egg-laying animals and egg dissection
Adaptation Explorations - Owls
Snails - Hone process skills while investigating snails

Physical Science
All About Matter - Explore the states and properties of matter
Icy Science - Introduce process skills through ice explorations

Astronomy
Astronomy in the News - Tune in to the latest events in the sky

Science and Literature Connections
Animals of the Mitten - Learn more about the animals that star in The Mitten
Armadillo Round-up! - Enjoy the story as you learn more about armadillos
Franklin Fun -Celebrate Ben Franklin’s Birthday (January only)

Mathematics
Dollars and Sense: Making Wise Choices with your Money
Underwritten by The Wachovia Foundation
Geometric Transformations - Problem-solving approach to geometry

From the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame

Distance Learning Facts:

For program schedule, complete information, costs and registration:

www.connect2texas.net

For additional information:
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
ccollins@cowgirls.net

All Levels:
NEW! • A Walk Through Time* – A walking tour of the National Cowgirl Museum
NEW! • The Arts – Photography, pottery and paintings
NEW! • Overcoming Handicaps
NEW! • Ten Important Women You Don’t Know But Should

Elementary
Writing Through the Museum* (Grades 3-4)
NEW! • Community Planners – featuring Clara Brown and Henrietta King
NEW! • How to Measure a Horse and other Math Trivia
Molly Goodnight and the Preservation of the Bison (in conjunction with the Fort Worth Nature Center)
Charles Goodnight and the Chuck Wagon (in conjunction with the Cattle Raisers Museum)
Life on the Prairie -Growing up as a pioneer

Available December 2008
• Laura Ingalls Wilder Christmas

Middle School
Writing through the Museum*
Texas Women Who Made a Difference
Charles and Molly Goodnight: Texas Treasures (in conjunction with the Cattle Raisers Museum)

High School
Fact or Fiction in History*

Available Spring 2009
The Science of the Cattle and Equine Industry
Creating an Exhibit

Note: Most distance learning workshops are available for on-site classes. *Programs with (*) are available for professional development.

For more information about distance learning and professional development at the National Cowgirl Museum, contact ccollins@cowgirl.net.


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