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CONTENTS
* 1. Question from the field from a Mother to be
* 2. Lost Leonardo COLLECTORS EDITION CD available
* 3. Newton's Castle receives high acclaims from web learning communities
* 4. We welcome partnerships with  Sites for Teachers &  Magical Places & Creative Spaces
* 5. Online Project Legal TIPS Lessons
* 6. Listen to my Podcast interview by David Warlick of Landmark Projects at the Tech Forum N.Y.
* 7. Exemplary Learning Communities using Newton's Castle
* 8. Newton's Castle wins additional AWARDS and distinctions
* 9. Just for Fun - Puzzle of the Month
* 10. Create and send FREE Musical Greeting cards without registration.

The Why is the Mona Lisa Smiling Site has been re-launched by Oracle and is now part of the ThinkQuest Library at is original ThinkQuest Library address. During the nine month hiatus the guestbook was de-activated and the counter was reset, but we are grateful that the original graphics, artwork and articles were preserved.  Read about Oracle's selection process here. http://users.erols.com/sjfeld/response.htm

CHER0113@aol.com wrote:

Hello,

         at what age should DaVinci work be introduced to children.

I beleive at the age of 9.

I was probably eight or nine when I first learned about Leonardo's Mona Lisa, but can not help wonder if I was exposed to Da Vinci's work at an earlier age, how nurturing it would have been for my artistic and creative development. My students created  a Mona Lisa web site to foster intellectual curiousity  for younger audiences. http://library.thinkquest.org/13681/data/millennium/monakids.htm

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Lost Leonardo Workshop

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As part of the Dedalus Foundation Art History Research Fellows presentation at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC on June 10, 2005, Steve Feld  presented the Lost  Leonardo Workshop Powerpoint, which is now available on CD. To order your copy of  the high resolution collector's edition. Click Here for details.

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 e-Learning Centre Showcase

The Great Idea Finder Inventor Snapshot

Midge Frazel's Homepage Featured Pages

SchoolMarm Little Red Schoolhouse

Visit David Warlick of Landmark Projects and listen to him interviewing me.
http://davidwarlick.com/connectlearning/2005/10/29/episode-44-techforum-new-york

Exemplary Learning Communities using Newton's Castle 

Math Forum @ Drexel
http://mathforum.org/library/view/67571.html

Teaching with Electronic Technology
http://wam.umd.edu/~mlhall/teaching.html#examples 


Answers.com 
http://www.answers.com/topic/sir-isaac-newton

Create FREE animated musical cards. Registration is not required.
http://www.all-yours.net/cgi-localbin/dp20/start20?write31045502

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