Tabitha,
I am sort of panicking about Polar-palooza...we will have program officers and evaluators here to observe...so want to put on a good show.
If you can, give it one more email to all your homeschool community folks to remind them about the homeschool family day on 10/23 from 1-4pm...
Thanks,
jayne
CELEBRATE the INTERNATIONAL POLAR YEAR
WHEN POLAR-PALOOZA COMES TO ALBUQUERQUE
in OCTOBER, 2007
Why should people in New Mexico care about the Poles?
What explains why penguins live down South, and polar bears only in the North?
How can thousand-year old ice from the Arctic and Antarctic help us understand Earth’s future climate?
Who are today’s polar explorers, and why do they risk frostbite and crevasses to study some of the most extreme conditions on the planet?
Check out NMnaturalhistory.org for the full month-long calendar.
AND Plan to attend the following major events….
•HomeSchool Family Day at the Natural History Museum…
Oct. 23
1-4pm
a great learning opportunity for all homeschool families, hands-on fun, crafts to take home, and a special face-to-face meeting with polar scientists.
Free with museum admission. Call 841-2822 for more information
•Evening Public Polar-Palooza Extravaganza at the Natural History Museum
“Stories from a Changing Planet”...
Oct. 23
6:30pm and 8:15pm
a high-energy, family-friendly science extravaganza.
Meet today’s polar explorers and hear their stories.
Hear the experiences of the people who work and live at the poles.
Admission: $6 public, $5 members or seniors 60 and over, $3 students with ID. Reservations recommended Call Chris Sanchez at 841-2872 or chris.sanchez@state.nm.us
Jayne C. Aubele
Senior Educator/Geologist
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
505-841-2840
FAX 505-841-2866
jayne.aubele@state.nm.us
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