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- Historic
Sites
- Natural
Areas
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- Explore:
- Student-Produced
Museums
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- After you've explored some
projects produced by adults, focus on student-produced
museums. There are many types of student-produced
projects. Many students develop a project based on a
field trip to a local historical site, factory, zoo,
or natural area. Another possibility is to focus on a
career or government agency.
Think Unique.
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- A good place to start your
exploration is at the Museum
in the Classroom. This
wonderful project involves students throughout the
state of Illinois working with both natural and
historic sites.
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- Some of the best student projects
are found on contest and project sites. Use these
sites to collect ideas and locate great student
projects!
- We're looking for interesting
student projects. We'd even be happy to add a
category. Email
us your web address and
we'll add your school site to our list!
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- Historic
Sites
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- Many students select a local
historic site for their museum project. It might be a
house, city building, covered bridge, church, school,
factory, or mill.
- What do you have in your area that
would make an interesting website?
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Skipton
Castle
North
Kingstown Tour
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- Natural
Areas
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- Local natural areas are a logical
choice for a museum project. Woods, beaches, rivers,
bluffs, and nature trails are all
possibilities.
- Do you have a wetlands that needs
to be protected? Is a local lake in need of a good
clean-up? Use an issue or local need for the basis of
a natural area project.
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Yankeetown
Tour
Dishman
Hills Project
Flower
Project
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