Nota Bene: Teachers, Parents, and Homeschoolers!
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending December 13, 1996
Where do you get the energy to run your computers in the middle of the ocean? Clybe Brown School, Millis, MA
by Benjamin Dunn , 12/2/96, aboard ship...
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending December 6, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending November 29, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending November 15, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending November 8, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending November 1, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending October 25, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending October 18, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending October 11, 1996
...Melrose Middle School, Melrose, MA, USA
...8th Grade Class, Melrose, MA, USA
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending October 4, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending September 27, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending September 20, 1996
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending September 13, 1996
...David and Anne Foky, North Carolina, USA
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending September 6, 1996
Ms. Peterson’s 2nd grade Class, Houston, Texas, USA
Q&A with Concordia from the week ending August 30, 1996
Teachers, Parents and Homeschoolers! These Q & A (and others!) are included in our bi-weekly Class Afloat News, along with Student Journals, Ship's Log, Regional Reflections, Current Events, Quiz, Extra! Extra!, Quotable Quote and Glossary as well as learning activities in Social Studies, Science, Language Arts and Math based specifically on Concordia's journey.
For Teachers in school: Class Afloat: The Classroom Program 1996-97 includes Class Afloat News, along with the video Class Afloat: Concordia Sails the World, the spectacular World Tracking Map (from the Defense Mapping Agency), the Class Afloat Teacher's Guide (elementary level includes regional information, thematic units, and teaching activities; middle school level includes regional information, team projects, and worksheets), and a Poster of Concordia at sea.
For Parents at home: even if your child's class hasn't yet subscribed to this unique program, you can use the same materials at home as a year-long project to complete with your child. Explore the world together with your child through the eyes of the students aboard Concordia. Learn together on this unique and fascinating journey! Better than toys! Better than "edutainment", this is a real voyage by real people!