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Science - Sept 5 -1977: Voyager 1 launched
Math -Aug 31-1994: Pentium computer beats Garry Kasparov
Social Studies - Sept 2 - 1945: Japan surrenders; World War II ends
Art & Humanities - Sept 1 -1957: Gloria Estefan, singer and songwriter
Image above is of Gloria Estefan smiling as she recuperates after a terrible bus accident while on tour. Find this image, article and writing prompt in DEstreaming.
Gloria Estefan Smiling. Corbis. 2006.unitedstreaming. 24 August 2008<http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/>
Language Arts -Sept 4 -1893: Beatrix Potter tells first Peter Rabbit story
Health & Guidance - Sept 6 - 1992: Baboon liver transplant patient dies
Famous People - Sept 5-1847: Jesse James, outlaw
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Science - Aug 20 -1911- U.S. sends telegram around the world
Math -Aug 19-1939- Alan Baker, mathematician
Social Studies - Aug 21 - 1959- Hawaii becomes 50th State
Photo above is along the Hawaii coast and can be found in the Image section of DEstreaming.
Lighthouse along Pacific Ocean coast in Hawaii. Paul Fuqua. 2003.unitedstreaming. 9 August 2008<http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/>
Art & Humanities - Aug 17 -1939: The Wizard of Oz premiers
Language Arts -Aug 23 - 1912: Gene Kelly, dancer/actor
Health & Guidance - Aug 20-1922: First athletic competition for women opens
Famous People - Aug 21-1936- Wilt Chamberlain, basketball player
Get a jump start on your classroom lesson plans for next week. Include DEstreaming video content and make history come alive for your students. Visit the Calendar within the Teacher Center of DEstreaming for more videos of history during this week.*
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Science - Aug 14 -1994: Hubble telescope tracks Uranus’s rotation
The image above can be downloaded from DEstreaming.
Hubble Space Telescope. NASA. 2008. unitedstreaming. 3 August 2008<http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/>
Math -Aug 11-1956: Pierre-Louis Lions, mathematician
Social Studies - Aug 11 - 1965: Riots break out in Watts
Art & Humanities - Aug 15 -1969: Woodstock Festival begins
Language Arts -Aug 16 -1954: Sports Illustrated debuts
Health & Guidance - Aug 12-1865: Dr. Joseph Lister uses disinfectant after surgery
Famous People - Aug 10-1874: Herbert Hoover, 31st U.S. President
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Science - Aug 8 -1876: Edison patents mimeograph machine
Math -Aug 4-1834: John Venn, mathematician
Social Studies - Aug 3 - 1492: Columbus sets sail
The image above is from DEstreaming. Teachers or students can use images from DEstreaming in a variety of ways in the classroom.
Two of Columbus? three ships.. IRC. 2005.unitedstreaming. 28 July 2008 <http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/>
Art & Humanities - Aug 9 -1930: Betty Boop debuts on screen
Language Arts -Aug 7 -1934: U.S. Court of Appeals lifts ban on Ulysses
Health & Guidance - Aug 5-1862: Joseph Merrick, the “Elephant Man”
Famous People - Aug 6-1911: Lucille Ball, comedienne
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Science - July 29 -1715: Hurricane sinks fleet of Spanish treasure ships
Math -Aug 2-1902: Mina Spiegel Rees, mathematician
Social Studies -July 31-1792: Cornerstone laid for U.S. Mint in Philadelphia
Art & Humanities - July 28-1931: Congress legislates new U.S. national anthem
Language Arts -July 28 -1866: Birthdate of Beatrix Potter, author and naturalist
The image above is from DEstreaming. Students can use this on PPT projects, posters, cover pages, etc.
Peter Rabbit Scene at World of Beatrix Potter Museum. Corbis. 2008. unitedstreaming. 21 July 2008
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Health & Guidance - Aug 1-2000: Heart patient receives Jarvik pump
Famous People - July 27-1948: Peggy Fleming, U.S. figure skating champion
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Science - July 20 -1969: US first to land a man on the moon
Image above is of the first man landing on the moon. It can be found on DEstreaming.
Armstrong and Aldrin on moon?s surface.. IRC. 2005.unitedstreaming. 13 July 2008
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Math -July 21-1925: Educator Giovanni Frattini dies
Social Studies -June 25-1943: Benito Mussolini falls from power
Art & Humanities - July 24-11965: Bob Dylan releases “Like a Rolling Stone”
Language Arts -July 26 - 1892: Pearl S. Buck, novelist and humanitarian
Health & Guidance - July 22-1992: “Marlboro Man” dies of lung cancer
Famous People - July 21-11899: Ernest Hemingway, author
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Science - July 16 -1945: First atomic bomb detonated
Math -July 15-1919: Birthdate of William Cochran, statistician
Social Studies -June 16-1790: Congress establishes District of Columbia
Art & Humanities - July 13-1939: Frank Sinatra records his first song
The image above depicts the “Rat Pack” of which Frank Sinatra was a member.
Rat Pack members singing together. Corbis. 2006.unitedstreaming. 6 July 2008
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Language Arts -July 19 - 1799: Discovery of the Rosetta Stone
Health & Guidance - July 17-1867: First dental school in the US
Famous People - July 14-1913: Gerald R. Ford, thirty-eighth U.S. President
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Science - July 12 -1920: Panama Canal formally opens
The image above represents the entrance to the Panama Canal which creates a trade link between the Atlantic and Pacific.
Entrance to the Panama Canal, Panama.. IRC. 2005. unitedstreaming. 6 July 2008
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Math -July 9-1845: Birthdate of George Darwin, mathematician
Social Studies -June 10-1925: Trial of teacher John T. Scopes begins
Art & Humanities - July 6-1928: First all-talking motion picture shown in New York
Language Arts -July 8- 1889: Wall Street Journal first published
Health & Guidance - July 10-1997: RJR Nabisco removes Joe Camel from cigarette ads
Famous People - July 7-1940: Ringo Starr, drummer for the Beatles
Thanks to Tim Childers of the Tenn DEN for this DEstreaming update!
Don’t be caught by surprise when school starts! DE Streaming has been made bigger and better than ever, but it doesn’t come without some twists and turns along the way.
First of all, there are a LOT of videos that were added from shows you love. For instance, the new, just-completed show “When We Left Earth” has many video segments added to DE Streaming. In addition, the quality of the videos has improved (even older videos have new compression settings).
Second, there is now a classroom management area in the Teacher Center. For the first time, your kids have access to DE Streaming through their own personal log-in! Now, instead of assigning a code to every builder you create, your builders are stored in classrooms for kids with one log-in code to access them all. Much smoother!
There are other improvements, but I’m not going to tackle them just yet. For now, you may find parts of DE Streaming not cooperating with you. Sit back. Take a deep breath. The tech department is aware of several bugs and glitches, and they are working hard to get them straightened out.
Get a jump start on your classroom lesson plans for next week. Include DEstreaming video content and make history come alive for your students. Visit the Calendar within the Teacher Center of DEstreaming for more videos of history during this week.
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Science - June 29 -1929: First high-speed wind tunnel completed
Math –July 5-1942: Death of Oskar Bolza, German mathematician
Social Studies –July 4-1776: American colonies declare independence from England
Art & Humanities - June 30 -1857: First public reading by Charles Dickens
Language Arts –June 30- 1936: Gone with the Wind published
Health & Guidance – July 1-1934: First x-ray photo of the entire human body
Famous People – July 3-1878: George M. Cohan, composer
Commemorative Events – July 4 - Independence Day
What do you get when you add 20,000 DEstreaming images ,Gimp and Dennis Swain? 
You get a fantastic DEN webinar (hosted by none other than the northeast’s own Dennis Swain)full of practical, easy and fun tips for using images from DEstreaming.
Dennis showed the webinar participants how to search for, choose the correct size for your project and how to edit the photo chose with Gimp. Gimp is a photo editing software you can download for FREE. You can find it at http://www.gimp.org/.


Gimp can be used to easily crop this photo of the Roosevelt Bridge.
Dennis didn’t forget the Writing Prompt Builder in DEstreaming either. He showed us step by step how to incorporate one of those 20,000 images into a writing prompt: a simple way to incorporate technology media into your classroom.
Thanks for your expertise, Dennis!
Get a jump start on your classroom lesson plans for next week. Include DEstreaming video content and make history come alive for your students. Visit the Calendar within the Teacher Center of DEstreaming for more videos of history during this week.*
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Science - June 24 -1938: Meteorite Falls Over Pennsylvania
Math -June 23-1902: Birth Of Howard T. Engstrom, Computer Designer
Social Studies -June 27-1778: Liberty Bell Comes Home
The image above is of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, PA with a flag as the backdrop.
Liberty Bell (2). Jupiterimages Corporation. 2006.unitedstreaming. 15 June 2008
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Art & Humanities - June 24 -1901: First Exhibition By Pablo Picasso
Language Arts -June 27- 1922: Newberry Medal First Presented
Health & Guidance - June 22-1926: SATs Administered For First Time
Famous People - June 27-1880: Helen Keller, Writer

Here in New York the temperature is HOT! I’m sure many of us could go for one of these! Find this ice cream clip art and many more on DEstreaming. You can also find a nice little clip about Ben & Jerry’s on DEstreaming. Mmmmmm…. Phish Food. What is your favorite flavor? Leave a comment and let’s see what is most popular.
ice cream sundae (in color). Discovery Education. 2008. unitedstreaming. 9 June 2008http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/
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Science - June 15 - 1752:Benjamin Franklin And Son Fly A Kite
Math -June 19-240BC: Circumference Of Earth Calculated
Social Studies -June 19-1885:Statue Of Liberty Arrives In New York Harbor
Art & Humanities - June 17-1985:Discovery Channel Airs First Program
Language Arts -June15-1992Vice President Quayle Misspells Potato During Spelling Bee
Health & Guidance - June 15-1851:First Ice Cream Factory Opens
Famous People - June 18-1942:Sir Paul McCartney
Our famous Statue of Liberty looks cool at sunset beyond the Hudson River.
Statue of Liberty (1). Jupiterimages Corporation. 2006. unitedstreaming. 9 June 2008 http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/
Commemorative Events : June 19 -Juneteenth , June 22 -Father’s Day
Get a jump start on your classroom lesson plans for next week. Include DEstreaming video content and make history come alive for your students. Visit the Calendar within the Teacher Center of DEstreaming for more videos of history during this week.*
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Science - June 14 - 1938:Chlorophyll Patented
Math -June 10- 1637: Famous maxim “I Think, Therefore I Am” Is Published
Social Studies -June 10 -1776:Writers Appointed To Pen Declaration Of Independence
Art & Humanities - June 11- 1993: Jurassic Park Debuts
Language Arts -June9- 1790:First Book Copyrighted In U.S.
Health & Guidance - June 13- 1877: Pasteur Begins Work On Anthrax Vaccine
Famous People - June 11- 1910: Jacques Cousteau, Oceanic Explorer
Commemorative Events : June 14 -Flag Day , June 14 -Flag Day , June 22 -Father’s Day
The image above is that of the US Flag and can be found on DEstreaming. Fireworks and American Flag. Jupiterimages Corporation. 2006. unitedstreaming. 3 June 2008
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Get a jump start on your classroom lesson plans for next week. Include
DEstreaming video content and make history come alive for your students. Visit the Calendar within the Teacher Center of DEstreaming for more videos of history during this week.*
*Note - Before clicking on the links below, sign in to your DEstreaming account
Science - June 2 -1896:First Radio Patent Issued
Math -June 4 - 1977:First PC Goes On Sale
Social Studies -June 4 - 1919:Women Guaranteed Right To Vote
Art & Humanities - June 2- 1835:P.T. Barnum Circus Begins First Tour of U.S. Although not the PT Barnum Circus, the image above is from DEstreaming and illustrates an advertisement for a circus. A poster advertising “Signorita Galetti.”. IRC. 2005. unitedstreaming. 27 May 2008 <http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/>
Language Arts -June 5- 1919:Birth Of Richard Scarry, Children’s Book Author
Health & Guidance - June 5-1957:AMA Asked To Research Athletes’ Use Of Steroids
Famous People - June 3-1808:Jefferson Davis, Confederate President
Commemorative Events : June 6-D-Day , June 6 -National Hunger Awareness Day , June 14 -
Flag Day , June 14 -Flag Day , June 22 -Father’s Day
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