Author: Philippe Cousteau
Earth Day turns 40 on April 22, 2010. To celebrate, join Philippe Cousteau, grandson of Jacques Cousteau, as he shares his experiences as a prominent environmentalist working towards the protection of our oceans. Philippe, who serves as Chief Spokesperson for Environmental Education for Discovery Education and often hosts programs on the Discovery Channel, Planet Green, and Animal Planet, will also take a look back at how Earth and its natural resources have changed over the last fifty years, how the growth of the environmental movement has created positive impacts for our planet, and how students have the power to make a positive difference over the next fifty years. This engaging webinar will inform, engage, and excite students to become agents of environmental change.
Rhona Hammond says:
03-Jun-10
08:43 AM
I'm unable to download the archived webinar. I would love to use it next year, since we missed it this year, but it keeps reopening the same page. HELP!?
Jane Chavez says:
10-May-10
09:15 AM
I'm having a hard time downloading the "Download the archived recording" of Philippe Cousteau Earth Day: Celebrating Our Past and Future Efforts to Conserve Our Oceans
Alison Oswald-Keene says:
02-May-10
12:27 AM
I haven't been able to get the webinars to download. Any suggestions?
Katie O'Hare says:
26-Apr-10
09:29 AM
Thank you, Rodney, for your kind words and support. We truly appreciate your interest and participation. Sandra, the slide show that Philippe is referencing was a PowerPoint that was shown during the live webinar. Unfortunately, because the slides had some pictures that were Philippe's personal private property, we are unable to post the slides. However, the videos posted on this page provide a fantastic visual aid and you can find more at www.philippecousteau.com. Thanks for your participation!
Rodney A. Borgeman says:
24-Apr-10
03:02 AM
I'm 60 yrs old and although I do not teach anyone ,I try to further my knowledge and do appreciate all that you people do for the world and inhabitatants. Keep up the good work!!
Rodney A. Borgeman says:
24-Apr-10
03:02 AM
I'm 60 yrs old and although I do not teach anyone ,I try to further my knowledge and do appreciate all that you people do for the world and inhabitatants. Keep up the good work!!
Sandra Yanta says:
22-Apr-10
01:26 PM
My 6th grade science class has enjoyed watching Philippe Cousteau's Earth Day webinar on: -Ocean's Deadliest -Philippe Sizzle However, when we were listening to the Archived Recording, it was talking about a slide show that was showing pictures. I can't find the slide show that goes along with the Archived Recording. Do you know where I can find it? My students have really been listening and watching the other webinars. THANKS!! Sandra
Katie O'Hare says:
20-Apr-10
05:04 PM
We're so glad so many of you enjoyed this webinar! I hope your students gained a new understanding of the importance of protecting our oceans. Unfortunately, we may only post the audio recording of this particular webinar at this time. But two of the videos that Philippe showed during his presentation are posted as well. You can also find more information about Philippe Cousteau and the Cousteau oceanic conservation legacy at http://www.philippecousteau.com/.
Ann Davis says:
19-Apr-10
11:42 AM
Will you publish the slide show and videos that accompanied the live event?
Vita Holguin says:
18-Apr-10
05:20 PM
Is it possible to upload the video clip of the change in the environment over time?
Susan Gaboriau says:
15-Apr-10
05:01 PM
Will you be making the video to go along with the audio? We attended the webinar but everyone did not get to see it. Thanks so much :-)
Martha DiGiovanna says:
15-Apr-10
04:42 PM
Thank you so much the experience. It opended my students eyes! They were so inspired, that today, we went and cleaned up a wooded area behind our school. Every little bit helps! Hope you will have more programs like this.
Karen Holleschau says:
15-Apr-10
01:43 PM
I registered, but since we are in Central Time, we missed it due to scheduling. The kids were disappointed. We'll try again next time.
Kara Spicer says:
15-Apr-10
01:30 PM
Will the slide show used in the webinar be available to show in conjunction with the voice recording?
Polly Rouhan says:
15-Apr-10
01:26 PM
We participated in the webinar but unfortunately were not able to access the videos. I am able to see the deadliest creatures poted here, but I cannot seem to find the Florida Coral Reef video. Can you please post that as well? My students are interested in seeing what we missed. Thank you.
Brent Irving says:
15-Apr-10
12:39 PM
Our grade four students now feel that they can make a real difference by using their influence to help change the buying habits of their parents. Thank you.
Airam Cotto says:
15-Apr-10
10:14 AM
Superb! The audience, 5th grade English language learners, were engaged throughout the duration of the webinar. The message was delivered by Mr.Cousteau with clarity and adequate pacing.
Katie O'Hare says:
15-Apr-10
08:28 AM
Glad to hear you enjoyed the webinar! Traci - The archived audio recording as well as two of the videos that were played are now posted under Classroom Connections to the right -->.
Susan Gaboriau says:
14-Apr-10
05:15 PM
Awesome webinar today!!! Thank you so much!
Traci Cronauer says:
14-Apr-10
04:11 PM
is there an archive? we missed it by an hour! i was in the wrong time zone :(
judi saraga says:
14-Apr-10
07:30 AM
I teach 5th gr.science to gifted students. They will enjoy this lesson.
Krystal Putman says:
13-Apr-10
04:35 PM
Make sure that you have registered to the Siemens STEM Academy website. Then you can download the webinar resource. If you are still having trouble, please email siemens_stem_academy.com@discovery.com.
Kathy Tidwell says:
13-Apr-10
02:55 PM
Looking forward to the webinar.
Marilyn Gresh says:
13-Apr-10
01:43 PM
Can't download lesson plans? Neither could I - I just clicked "register" and registered all over again and - Poof! It downloaded.
sandra morales says:
13-Apr-10
10:58 AM
I have registered, but we won't be able to participate because the students will be at lunch at that hour. We are in central time.
Stacie Boylan says:
13-Apr-10
10:55 AM
I can' t get the lesson plan either:(
Gustavo Molina says:
13-Apr-10
10:36 AM
Do you have lesson plans for 2nd grade? Thanks!
Mariann Walsh says:
13-Apr-10
10:18 AM
Ditto on the "e-mail address not recognized" note. Please help.
Tommie Ashburn says:
13-Apr-10
08:46 AM
When I try to download lesson plan it says my email is incorrect? Help on this.
Jan Burda says:
13-Apr-10
08:04 AM
We are looking forward to this opportunity. Like other comments, I, too, am wondering if it is appropriate for my 5th graders. I see it listed as for grades 7 - 12. Also, I have informed other co-workers to join. Is it too late for them to sign up?
Susanna Berrones says:
13-Apr-10
07:49 AM
For the people that said your e-mail is being rejected, you have to register in a separate place to receive documents, or at least I did. I wasn't sure if you had tried. I was already registered for the webinar, but when I clicked on the link to download the lesson plans, I noticed there was another link a little further down to register, so I did. Now, everything downloads automatically for me. Hope that helps.
Stephanie Grady says:
13-Apr-10
07:34 AM
Can we get a viewable after the event also, I have signed up and one class will see the first 20minutes and the next class will see the last 20 minutes because we change classes at 1:00. This fits in to the semester project for my environmental students. And I would like them to see the whole presentation. Thanks Stephanie
Kim Strauss says:
13-Apr-10
07:33 AM
We hosted the video conference last month with Mr. Cousteau. Our students are still talking about it. Great job to make learning so engaging! Looking forward to tomorrow.
Tammie White says:
13-Apr-10
07:25 AM
I have already registered for this event and I have been sent confermation. However when I try to download the lesson plan, it says that my email is not recognized.
Diane Warstler says:
13-Apr-10
06:48 AM
This is great timing! Our Student Council has planned a month of activities surrounding Earth Day. Also, my 6th, 7th, and 8th grade science classes, all 130 of them, will be watching this program simultaneously, as a lead-in to next year's Life Science curriculum.
Lee Kolbert says:
12-Apr-10
07:33 PM
I'm really looking forward to sharing this experience with my students. I just downloaded the lesson plan and it's full of lots of great suggestions. I will make great use of it. Thank you for all your support.
Kathy McDonald says:
12-Apr-10
06:16 PM
I teach 4th Grade. Is this appropriate for our grade level?
Raelene Fabbri says:
12-Apr-10
06:04 PM
This is perfect timing. We are discussing the ocean biome. My students will be celebrating Earth Day with service projects.
Rebecca Murry says:
12-Apr-10
05:47 PM
My kids are 4th graders - soon to be in Middle School. A cursory look at the content tells me that this will be an exciting opportunity to join this virtual activity with a well known explorer! Looking forward, Rebecca Murry
Cheryl Tierney says:
12-Apr-10
05:26 PM
Where are they answers to these questions viewed? I have similar questions and would like to see the answers.
Barbara Preston says:
12-Apr-10
12:49 PM
Some of my teachers are interested. Do they need a phone & internet conncection. If they are going to group together, should each teacher register? Thanks, Barbara
Margaret Hartwig says:
12-Apr-10
10:13 AM
My Algebra I students are excited to be involved with such a cool new way to be involved in this Webinar! Integrating Mathematics and science is the "wave" of the future! Thanks in advance for this dynamic webinar!
KJ Broadhurst says:
09-Apr-10
08:58 AM
I have young special needs students that are K-2nd graders in age. We have talked about many ocean animals and how they live and survive. Would this be appropriate for them? I hope so. It sounds wonderful! I would look forward to it, along with my class, for Earth Day. Thank you.
Valerie Loving says:
09-Apr-10
07:07 AM
Will this be viewable after the event? We are at lunch for the majority of the event and I am not going to register if we cannot see it after the event. I have 8th graders and think this would be great, but want to show all of my classes, not just one. Also, is it recordable?
Jennifer Taylor says:
08-Apr-10
07:19 PM
I grew up watching "The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau" and was fascinated by it. Looking forward to the webinar to celebrate Earth Day!
Vanessa Greenwald says:
08-Apr-10
03:01 PM
I registered for grade 5. It shoudl be wonderful I hope!
sajaresh says:
08-Apr-10
01:15 PM
Is this presentation appropriate for lst graders? We are studying about all types of environments and this seems great. Thanks
Jennifer says:
08-Apr-10
11:16 AM
I am interested in the answer to these questions from elementary teachers. I teach second and we will be studying oceans during Earth Day week. Let us know...
Kathy says:
08-Apr-10
10:54 AM
Could this appropriate for 1st grade? We are going to an Environmental Fair at the ocean for Earth Day. This would be a great tie in to the event.
Valery Gullickson says:
07-Apr-10
12:26 PM
I too will be watching the webinar. I teach k through 6 PE and think younger students should be involved in experiencing Earth Day awareness.
Margie says:
07-Apr-10
10:42 AM
We signed up even though we are only second grade. Looking forward to this virtual visit!
Laura Lynne Frazier says:
07-Apr-10
07:13 AM
Will there be anything for 2nd or 3rd graders?
Susan Gaboriau says:
06-Apr-10
07:34 PM
Will you be having anything for 4th and 5th grade? :-) I am very interested.
Jack Marine says:
05-Apr-10
06:18 PM
I want to know if this will be interesting to our 7th and 8th graders?
Mariann Walsh says:
05-Apr-10
03:39 PM
Thanks for the opportunity...I and my students will be tuning in.
Lynn A. Harkins says:
01-Apr-10
04:42 PM
I am interested in this webinar as well.
Adriane Koehne says:
01-Apr-10
02:33 PM
I am interested in this Webinar, thanks for offering this program.
Celebrate Earth Day's 40th birthday with Philippe Cousteau, who will look back at how Earth has changed and empower students to make a positive difference in their world.
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