Sukkot: September 29-October 6, 2023
Sukkhot begins at sundown, Friday
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We have lots of LESSON PLANS for you on our pages!
This is our always
changing
list of recently added sites, plus the occasional oldie.
Generally, sites get added on the top and eventually get taken off the bottom.
Barbegal aqueduct and mill This complex, built by Roman engineers.
near Arles along the Rhone River a few miles north of the Mediterranean
Sea. It was powered by water, tapped off a nearby aqueduct serving
Arles.
"The complex has been referred to as 'the greatest known concentration
of mechanical power in the ancient world' and the 16 overshot wheels
are considered to be the largest ancient mill complex." Wikipedia
It had a daily output of 4.5 tons of flour.
Below - top: the mill complex's ruins today
bottom: the mill complex in 100AD
Going in Ancient History & Archaeology and Technology
Seasons This great Australian site is one small part of a bigger
internet education complex called Scootle.
Seasons is designed to teach middle schoolers and up about the
interactions among orbits, axis tilt, rotations, and sunlight.
Students manipulate orbits, tilt, rotations, daylight, etc. to make
seasons.
Going in Astronomy and Weather
Hi, kids! I'm Dakota! I am one of the Brittanies here at
Good Sites for Kids! I'm a retired hunter and a mama.
My fur-sister Lily and I are American Brittanies, both
rescues, and both South Dakota natives. When we're not
helping out on the site, we patrol the property,
chase rabbits and squirrels, say hi to the kids at the school
playground and the dogs next door, rack out on our beds, ask
for treats, and hang out with our humans!
American Brittany Rescue (Lily) National Brittany Rescue (Kodie)
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