Google+Earth

[|Videos of all the new features like Moon, Mars, Historical Places] Online Activities & Resources


 * Dr. Alice Christie's [|Google Earth in Education Resources]
 * [|Google Earth Outreach Showcase] (See KMZ files created that track the Holocaust or watershed changes)
 * [|Google Earth Files for Educators] (Volcanos of the world, World Heritage Sites, Lewis & Clark)
 * [|Google Earth Gallery]
 * [|Creating Science Lessons with GE] by a team of teachers in New York, including Steve Kluge (Fox Lane HS), Drew Patrick (Fox Lane HS) and Eric Ferman (Eastchester HS)[|manual.pdf]
 * [|Google Earth Blog] by Frank Taylor
 * [|Google Earth Lessons] Blog
 * [|100 Things to do with Google Maps]
 * [|17 Most Bizarre Sites in Google Earth]
 * [|Google_Earth_and_Math_Activity_Ideas.doc]
 * [|Discovery Channel: Google Earth]
 * "[|What on Earth?]" GoogleEarth and GoogleMaps Extras

[|GoogleLitTrips "Three-Dimensionalizing the Story" -//Jerome Burg, Creator//] Favorite Downloads: Make Way for Ducklings, Night, My Brother Sam is Dead Making your own Lit Trip [|Lit Trip Tips] [|act-2-Familiar Places.doc] - Play with Google Earth by exploring Tucson, place markers, experiment with measurement. [|act-3-Sight-seeing around US.doc] - Visit sites around the US from your computer. Enjoy all the details [|act-4-Lat Long equator.doc] - Use the Latitude and Longitude measurements at the bottom of the screen in combination with your knowledge about the equator and weather to answer the questions. [|act-1-getting to know GE.doc] - Explore famous sites and take a look around. [|Google Earth Math] ** Tutorials & Helpers ** [|Google Earth Tutorials] [|Making Place Markers] (tutorial from Dr. Alice Christie)
 *  Getting to know GE **

**Searching for .KMZ & .KML Files** (eg: arizona+.kmz or "lewis and clark"+.kmz or ididarod+.kmz)

 [|Google Earth Blog, Mars description and screen shots] Google Mars, Google Ocean, Historical Images
 * Other Features **

**Solved By:** Tim J, Bernd, Mike M, Lisa, Bakpaulilin **Word Hints :** “Marathon divided by 4.3667. Water after the bridge.”
 * Example Scavengeroogle || Scavenger Hunts [|Scavengeroogle] ||
 * [[image:http://www.bloglander.com/scavengeroogle/wp-images/clue_sharkjaws.jpg]] || **Clue Name :** “Shark Jaws”
 * Submitted by:** Andrew
 * Status : Solved (5) **
 * Duration: Sun 11/20/05 - Tue 11/22/05**
 * Magnification Needed:** 15/18 ||

Courtesy Pima County ESA