Bring
your classroom to life with hands on activities for your students. The
topics on the following pages can be adapted to any age level.
Whales and the Deep Blue Sea
Children love
animals of all kinds. One of their favorite types of animals
are the majestic creatures of the sea, the whales. Come learn
more about whales and their world in this under the sea adventure.
Around the World in 30 Days
Take your students
on a virtual trip around the world. Read about people in other
countries and share photos and postcards with your students. Participate
in storytelling, letter writing or many other interactive activities.
Rocket to Imagination
Dreams do come true. No
matter who you are or where you live, you can make your dreams reality
through effort and persistence. Spaceflight is fascinating
whether it be building rockets or becoming an astronaut. Read
about the many who have made spaceflight reality.
Robotics in the Classroom
Welcome to the world
of Imagination and Robotics. ImagiBotics© is a robotics
program developed for children in Pre-K through 8th grades. Robotics
is an effective way to turn children on to science and math. Included
here are various robotics projects, interviews with individuals involved
with robotics and much more. ImagiBotics© is brought
to you by Imagiverse.
Imagination Time Machine
Let history come
alive in your classroom by making it personal. Join Imagiverse
Team members who travel back in time by visiting the places where
things happened long, long before they were even born.
Explore the Universe
Over the last
five decades, humans have been able to begin exploring the final frontier,
a mysterious universe of the unknown. Space exploration is allowing
us to find the answers to what scientists could once only speculate
about. Be part of the ever changing universe of space exploration. It
is possible for your students to send their names into space, control
a tracking antenna, take a picture of a location on Mars, search for
extra-terrestrial life or other planets, and many other exciting things...
and they can do it today!
Meet the Experts
Bring real experts
directly to your classroom through online interviews, chats and Q&A.
Physics in Action
What is physics? Simply
put, physics is the study of why things are the way they are. The
effect of physics is all around you. A trip to an amusement park
is a perfect place to study physics in action. What happens when
two bumper cars collide? Why don't you fall out when the
rollercoaster goes upside down?
Sound and Light
Hearing and vision
are two of our five senses. How do we hear and sea? Travel
into the body to learn how our ears and eyes work. Learn how people
compensate when they have difficulties with sight and sound. Imagine
traveling on a sound wave or light wave. What a ride that would
be!
Mathematicians are People Too
Pythagoras, Galileo,
Pascal, Newton... We've heard the names, usually associated with
a mathematical formula or principle that we are forced to memorize. Much
of what we know about mathematics was discovered long, ago. Who were
these people and what was life like? Discover how mathematics can be
much more interesting when we study the people who never gave up trying to
prove a point.
From Crayons to CGI
The first time
a child makes a scribble on a piece of paper, adults rejoice in the child's
artistic talent. We are all born with this talent but sometimes
we forget to use it and it goes away. Others continue to practice
and in time become known as "artists". Visit with some
of the artists interviewed here. Learn also about overcoming obstacles
to pursue this talent.
Adventures in Scouting
Scouting is a
big part of the way of life in North America and in many places around
the world. It is an opportunity for youth around the world to make
a difference in their communities. American, Canadian and European
Scout leaders have founded troops in far off countries giving disadvantaged
youth in war torn nations a chance to make a difference in their own
lives and communities. You too can make a difference!
Links
Can't find the
information you are looking for? We have gathered some of the most
resourceful links here. You are bound to find your answer in here
somewhere!
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