1. Lessons developed around the field trip to the Sterling Hill Mining Museum, October, 2007

• Field Notebook for the Sterling Hill Mining Museum by Jennifer LaPoma.
• Field Notebook for the Sterling Hill Mining Museum by Cathleen Dale.
• Fluorescence of Rocks by Sara Saber.
• The Rock Cycle by Mai Soliman.
• Cookie Mining (the economics of a mine operation) by Katarzyna Sieminska.
• Measuring the Density of Pennies by Marie McCrary.
• Chemistry of Solutions (Relating pH and the environment) by Cathleen Dale.
• Create a Country (Maps and graphs) by Steven Spero.
• Hallway Mine (3 dimensional measuring and mapping) by Daniela Kitanska.
  

2. Lessons developed around the field trip to the New Jersey School of Conservation, May, 2008

• Water Monitoring Lesson byJennifer LaPoma.
• Water Monitoring, in both English and Chinese by Jennifer LaPoma and Xiaoying Teng.
• Stream Volume of Flow by Mai Soliman and Daniela Kitanska.
• Leaf Chromatography by Sara Saber and Marie McCrary.
• Plant Chromatography by Cathleen Dale.
• Rock Analysis by Sara Saber and Marie McCrary.
• Soil Properties by Jennifer LaPoma.
• Modeling An Aquifer by Jennifer LaPoma.
• What's In My Water? by Cathleen Dale.
  

3. Lessons developed around the research of the Fellows

• Chaos and Fractal Applications Lesson and Powerpoint by Marie McCrary
• Introduction to Genetics by Barbara Soares
• Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Ratio Lesson , Handout , and Powerpoint by Michael K. Wilson
• Rate and Catalysis by Tomasz Kurcon
• Identification of an Unknown Concentration by Titration Using a Standard Calibration Curve with a Calibration Curve.pdf or Calibration curve.doc by Tomasz Kurcon
• Comet Creation: Sublimation Visualization
  

4. Lessons developed by the Teachers

• Why Cells Aren't Big by Antonio Moyano, Franklin School in Kearny
• Mt. Taishan in China and the Pythagorean Theorem by Mary Goffredo, Patricia Hester-Fearon, and Antonio Moyano, Franklin School in Kearny
• Natural Selection Lab in English (Chinese publication) and a PowerPoint by Dan Mazol and Dawn Boyer, Washington School in Kearny
  

5. Lessons developed around the field trip to the Dreyfuss Planetarium at the Newark Museum, October, 2008, the virtual trip to Mars (Cornell University) in April, 2009, and the field trip to the Buehler Challenger Space Center, May, 2009

• Introduction to Planetary Sciences by Jennifer LaPoma and Michael K. Wilson.
• Comet Bingo by Barbara Soares.
• Craters on Earth by Jennifer LaPoma and Michael K. Wilson
• Driving on Mars by Barbara Soares.
• Geomorphic Landforms on Earth and Mars by Jennifer LaPoma and Michael K. Wilson.
• Modeling Distance of Planets by Jennifer LaPoma and Michael K. Wilson.
• Your Age on Different Planets by Katarzyna Sieminska
• Planet Picking instructions and Worksheet, the Key , and the PowerPoint. by Katarzyna Sieminska and Mary Lou West adapted from Dennis Schatz.
• Planetary Densities with a Teachers' Version by Katarzyna Sieminska and Mary Lou West
• Solar System High Jump Olympics 2857 by Barbara Soares.
• Solar System in a Can: Solar System Models (Using Proportions in a Big Way) Lesson.pdf, (or Lesson.doc ) including instructions and Worksheet, and a Key by Daniela Kitanska and Mary Lou West.
• Stories and Constellations by Barbara Soares.
• Venus Topography Box by Michael K. Wilson and Jennifer LaPoma.
• What if the Planets were Cubes? by Daniela Kitanska.
• Mars: Beautiful but Hostile to Life by Mary Lou West
  
• movie of two Mars Rovers from Jim Bell at Cornell University.