East Texas Invades NSTA 2000 Orlando,Florida
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Nearly 18,000 teachers, principals, scientists, industry representatives and other education leaders will convene in Orlando, Florida, on April 6-9 for the country's premier event for science educators, the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) 48th National Convention. This year's annual meeting, held in conjunction with the Florida Association of Science Teachers, will highlight challenges facing the science education community, including the looming teacher shortage, the teaching of evolution, and ways to improve student performance in science. (from NSTA Press release 3/01/00)

the WILD Ones from East Texas!
Pictured (from left to right) Lisa Anderson (5th grade)Redwater ISD, Belinda Simpson (6th Grade) Redwater ISD, 
Bebe Manning (7th grade)Redwater ISD, Carla Simpson (4th grade)TISD, 
Mark Storey Texarkana College and David Allard Texas A&M-Texarkana



How Big is the Orange County Convention Center?  Well check out this quote from the OCCC web site:
"If Chicago's Sears Tower, 1,454 feet in height, was placed on it's side, it would fit lengthwise inside the Orange County Convention Center's exhibition space...including the atenna atop the Sears Tower...the OCCC exhibition hall level is 2,500 feet in length...and all eight halls are contigous."

The center has 1.1 million square foot of contiguous exhibition space and plans to expand to 2.1 million square feet by 2003! It is really BIG!!!


BeBe Manning, and Lisa Anderson Redwater ISD with Bill Nye... the Science Guy

We hung out with "science guy types"



 

Some of us played with giant tropical  Thyrophygus millipedes

Lisa with former Astronaut, Dr. Sally Ride Director of the California Space Institute and Professor of Physics at the University of California, San Diego

We found FREE Teaching STUFF!
The question is... 

Lisa Anderso Anderson with her FREE stuff...
they don't put these tags on just any bag!!
How did the plane get off of the ground? 



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