Alaska
posted by Mrs. Dlott at 8:57 PM
Friday, May 26, 2006
About Me
- Name: Mrs. Dlott
- Location: United States
I have been a technology integration specialist at the elementary and secondary levels for 25 years. In my role, I have seen technology evolve and become an integral part of the teaching and learning process.
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- Michigan
- Nevada
- Nebraska
- Washington
- California
- Iowa
- Indiana
- MA Podcast 1
- Lewis and Clark
- MA Podcast 2
12 Comments:
Heyy,
That was a great podcast.It was really fun working with you,me,and Mrs.Dlott.I think you spoke very clearly so i could understand you.
Great job,again!
Jackie
7:27 AM
That was great podcast Nick!I thought it is amazing that one of the longest rivers in the continent is in Alaska.It is called the Uconn river.Also I never knew the tallest mountain in the United States(McCinley Mountain)is in Alaska.Nice job.
See you in school.
your classmate,
Margaret
8:21 AM
Great job Nick!!!
Your podcast was awesome!!! It is so cool that in Alaska people get around by dogsled. I thought Alaska was just a cold,dark,empty place. But by listening to your podcast, Alaska sounds like a great state to visit! Once again, great job!!!
:0)Meghan
10:15 AM
Nick,
Alaska has so many of the biggest and longest things, it is surprising it has so few people. I guess you can have a lot of space to yourself in Alaska. I think I should start training for the Iditarod.It sounds like a unique event.
Mrs. Cook
3:57 PM
Nick,
You did a nice job presenting the information about your state. I had a chance to visit Alaska and I really enjoyed it. I visited Juneau by boat. I also had a chance to go by helicopter and walk on a glacier. Hearing your poldcast made me want to go back to Alaska and hike some of the trails on Mt. McKinley. I never had a chance to do that.
Mrs. Dlott
9:26 PM
Nice job Nick!!!!!
You put alot of effort in to your podcast.You told me about the physical features,economy,natural reasources,and the climate of Alaska.I learned that you should wear warm clothes and you can watch a snow dog race
10:55 AM
Good job Nick. I never thought that is could get as low as -83' F. You did a very good job on your pod cast! It is weird that it is a very BIG state but doesn't have a lot of people! See you in school!
~Peyton~
9:54 AM
Nick,
Good job! I just thought Alaska was just some big, cold state, but I was so wrong.
I would love to ride on a dogsled! It sounds like so much fun!
I liked that you streched your words out.
yor classmate,
Sarai
6:17 PM
Nick,
You did great!!! I thought it was so interesting that Alaska's highest temp. was 120 degress. I also thought you spoke very clearly. I could understand every word. Before I heard your podcast I would've never wanted to go to Alaska. But after hearing about the Ukon River, the wildlike, I think I will go pack my snow suit.
Great Job! Emilee
7:55 PM
Nick i thought that your pod cast was great. How did you get the music in the begging of it? Anyways it was a great pod cast.
9:27 AM
nick
I loved your podcast!!!!!!!Who knew that once Alaska had temp.at -180and 800deges.Alaska sounds like a very cool place to visit!!!!!!!
rachel m
2:01 PM
Wow Nick!
You completely convinced me to go and visit Alaska. I can't wait to ride on a dog sled, see reindeers, and go hiking.
Great job!
Ms. Gilrein
7:37 PM
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