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With my 9th graders, we had a virtual trip to Colombia and saw the difference between the houses there and in America. 

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With my 9th graders, we had a virtual trip to Colombia and saw the difference between the houses there and in America. 

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Show landmarks talked about in class. Show distance between landmarks.

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WWII Timeline Project
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XCCTCqoRUV8wk6jj9alQkmQ2NvoLl1kNLW6taHzFCUw/edit?usp=sharing

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Use to look up locations and communities in novels as we read.

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My visually impaired students will be able to look up the solar system, moon, and Mars. 

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My visually impaired students will be able to look up the solar system, moon, and Mars. 

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finding local automotive shops for my seniors to work at

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finding local automotive shops for my seniors to work at

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Exploring Plate Techtonics
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XCCTCqoRUV8wk6jj9alQkmQ2NvoLl1kNLW6taHzFCUw/edit?usp=sharing

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This is great for seeing where composers wrote their famous pieces. This is where Bach composed a lot of his famous organ music. St. Thomas Church, Leipzig Germany.

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Find Farmer's Markets, Food Coops, farms, stores, and other resources in local area to source locally produced , whole, and organic foods

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Google Earth is an absolute dream for a 9th Grade World geography class. I use it to show regions, climates and land forms. Students love exploring regions by Street View - when available. But simply "flying" over different regions gives them a huge visual perspective of the area; often contrasting it with our southeastern U.S. topography!

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Math - plan a vacation where you will visit each continent once, including mileage traveled between stops and total mileage and a budget

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Math - plan a vacation where you will visit each continent once, including mileage traveled between stops and total mileage and a budget

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Show landmarks talked about in class. Show distance on a map.

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Virtual Tours- like Pearl Harbor for 5th grade

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Virtual Tours- like Pearl Harbor for 5th grade

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I like the 360 panoramas especially.

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You could use Google Map to view our town, state, and country.

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In 2nd grade we teach where we are located in the world, from our town to our state, country, continent, etc.

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Show students the places we are studying.

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Show students the places we are studying.

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Westward Expansion:  show them how different the west looks from where they came from.

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viewing different types of buildings for elemental, geographical, and historical reasons.

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This tool is perfect for what I teach in 6th Grade. We learn about Ancient Civilizations, so I can use Google Earth to show them 3-D images of the Ancient Egyptian Great Pyramid and the Great Wall of China. The street view updates will help them feel closer than ever before!

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I did find an article from ACS where they used a google car to track methane leaks in four cities. Still looking for ways to use it.

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Scientists partner with Google Earth Outreach to analyze methane leaks in U.S. cities - American Chemical Society

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American Chemical Society: Chemistry for Life.

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Preview the 8th grade field trip with places the students can search and then go to street level.

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Tour Farms and natural areas

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You can watch changes over time by clicking on the clock icon within top screen options. Students watch rural areas become suburban or urban areas, watch rainforest retreat, etc.

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Use a Google tour to show different types of landforms. You can add questions to ask your students as you go through the tour! Here's one that someone already made.