The enormous size of icebergs and glaciers can spark student interest - and questions. How can huge icebergs float? How do massive glaciers move? In this issue, discover resources to
help your students learn about icebergs and glaciers, develop a basic understanding of density and buoyancy, and practice reading comprehension strategies like predicting and visualizing. Download
our latest podcast or learn how iPod Touches can bring technology to every student. And that's just the "tip of the iceberg" - there's much more to explore!
Photo: An iceberg in the Arctic Sea somewhere off the coast of Eastern Greenland. Photo courtesy of wili_hybrid (Flickr).
Shelly is a fifth-grade teacher in Kenton, Ohio.
Cheri is the K-12 outreach coordinator for the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets at Kansas University in Lawrence, Kansas.
Carol is the communications director for the National Science Digital Library (NSDL) and Fedora Commons.
