The snow may have canceled school today, but the live broadcast was on. We were not the only ones to be snowed out, as a couple of schools in Ontario also had some big snow for the day. My biggest thanks of course goes to Clay Anderson for taking the time to talk [...]

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Many of you have might have heard that I saw the ISS twice this week and asked me how I was able to. The first thing that you have to remember is that the ISS is in low Earth Orbit, about 200 miles or so above us. So it is quite close and visible to [...]

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On Friday, November 2, Diane Hammond and Susan Stiff, Curriculum Consultants from the YES I Can! Science program will be joining us. Ms. Hammond and Ms. Stiff run the ISS07 website which all of you have begun working on. Through their efforts we are able to see what the astronauts are up to [...]

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Greetings and welcome back!
This week we will dig deeper into the ISS07 project, with students posting their first blog posts on that site. We will also get back into doing some lab activities, the topic of which are currently top secret.
Assignments due this week.
Minimum one blog post by Friday (see the rubric).
Place comments on [...]

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Diane Hammond, a Curriculum Consultant for YES I Can! Science at McMaster University left a wonderful comment on the Blogging is out of the World post so many of you were interested in. The comments compliment all of you on the work you have done.
There’s LOTS going on and we’d love to have your [...]

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