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Kelsi Daly: [] This section of the website is designed for grades k-4. The page I selected is a picture dictionary of space and science related terms with corresponding pictures. This website would be especially useful for ESOL students and students with disabilities. [] I selected this page because it covers the history of the Apollo Space Program. There are also related links to other historical facts and figures with the space program. It incorporates literature into the curriculum through reading and allows them to use technology to explore further topics on their own. [] Kennedy Space Center is located in Florida and will big a major component when exploring the space program. On this web page students can generate their own questions to ask astronauts about the space program. This allows students to interact with the space program if they are not able to travel there. It also promotes higher order thinking skills because they are generating their own questions.
 * NASA.gov
 * NASA.gov
 * KennedySpaceCenter.com

Nicole Pastore: [] This website provides information on the history of Cape Canaveral including why they picked the location, and the goal of getting man on the moon. It would be great for the students to use to make a time line of the events that have taken place in Cape Canaveral. [] This website provides information on Florida’s involvement in the Space Program. It has wonderful resources including pictures, videos and links to other great websites. I think the students would enjoy watching the old footage of the launches and the space center being as it is so different from what it looks like to watch a launch nowadays. [] This website provides information about John F. Kennedy Space Center. It explains how prior to having the space center, space missions originated from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. It also lists some of the responsibilities of the Space Center.
 * Exploring Florida- Cape Canaveral: Launch Pad to the Stars
 * Florida Memory
 * Aviation: From Sand Dunes to Sonic Booms- John F. Kennedy Space Center MPS

Elefteria Garos [] This website has many different aspects to it such as space news, different space mission, multimedia, and information about NASA. It has information related to NASA in general and then specific information about the Kennedy Space Center, such as Kennedy news, events, education, and history. The website also has a schedule of launches, a video and photo gallery. People can also visit the website to see job listings and student opportunities.
 * Kennedy Space Center

[] This website is for people who want to visit to the Kennedy Space Center. It helps tourists plan visits, gives information about admission and hours. It also describes all the attractions such as the Shuttle Launch Experience, IMAX films, and Astronaut encounter. It gives detail about events held there through out the year and gives a calendar with a list of dates and times. There is also a information about group tours information for different groups of people (military, youth/education, private events, ect.)
 * Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

[] This website describes the Florida Space Institute and the University of Central Florida’s involvement with the institute and how it was founded by UCF, first naming it the Space Education and Research Center and then changing its name and expanding its research and teaching to others schools. The website explains the history, structure, and objectives of FSI. It also lists the other partnerships and their contact information.
 * Florida Space Institute