Sure, you've heard of emperor penguins...but what about giant petrels, skuas, or sanderlings? This issue, co-produced with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, explores the amazing birds
that live in or migrate to the polar regions. Read about how birds stay warm, or get an inside look at an expedition to record bird and other animal sounds in the high arctic. Discover professional
resources about social networking and engaging boys in reading. Our featured lessons help you use the subject of birds to teach simple physics concepts.
Photo: A giant petrel in flight near Palmer Station, Anvers Island, Antarctica. Photo courtesy of Henry Malmgren, National Science Foundation.
Jennifer is interested in authentic science inquiry through citizen science and schoolyard research.
Colleen is a subject matter expert and instructional designer about bird behavior and communication.
Lynette is exploring interoperability of collaborative tools in the production of digital resources.
