Making craters in the sand was a popular hands-on activity.
Human sundials proved more difficult to predict than we thought at first.
Making craters in the sand was a popular hands-on activity.
Peggy, Marbeth, and Ward learning to enjoy the Internet.
Brenda, Monica, and Liz ponder Internet choices.
Anne and Andrea are proud of the cosmic timeline they made.
The teachers at the Ophiuchus sculpture at Montclair State University.
Michael shows the solar system models his students produced.
Students in grades 4 and 5 at Hardyston School in Franklin, NJ
made a toilet paper model of the solar system in Peggy and Marbeth's classes.