Newspapers in education

Now teachers can get the Electronic Edition!

The complete Orlando Sentinel is now available in digital format. That means you can access an electronic version of the Orlando Sentinel online, through your e-mail address. Instead of the printed version landing on your school doorstep, you can order the electronic version delivered to you online at your school. In addition, special electronic edition curriculum guides will also be available to teachers who participate, free of charge.

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2009-10 E-Edition Order Form
2009-10 Curriculum Guides
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Daily Science Webcasts

Butter - Spreading the Word on Pollution

Scientists are turning to a new source of data for studying chemical pollution - butter.

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Diversity, multiculturalism, worldwide events. You'll find plenty for classroom discussions in this listing of events.

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Can Fast-Food Diet help you lose weight?

Discussion prompts & video archive.

THIS WEEK'S WORD IN THE NEWS

SYMBIOTIC
DEFINITION: A mutually beneficial relationship between different people or groups.	FOUND IN THE NEWS: The Lead Draw represented the perfect symbiotic relationship between a play and a player and a player and an offensive scheme. Dallas Morning News -- 02/08/2010

Complete Sixth-Grade Sustainability Curriculum

Publix Super Markets, Inc. has joined efforts with FNIEC (Florida Newspaper In Education Coordinators) and with other Newspaper In Education Programs throughout the southeast portion of the United States to bring this program to sixth grade students in Public, Private and Home Schools in the Publix footprint.

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Pelican Pete's Backyard Adventures

Cold February is a month for planning summer’s gardens. Use native species to grow plants and flowers that provide food and shelter for your wildlife friends.

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Orlando Sentinel's Newspaper In Education Program It's Food for Thought!

News and information are food for the brain - fuel to help children grow and develop into strong thinkers. Orlando Sentinel's Newspaper in Education Program feeds the need for news by providing educators and students with e-papers, educational supplements and curriculum guides that meet sunshine state standards.

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Help for teachers

The Orlando Sentinel recognizes the financial strain teachers face this year, and we are dedicated to helping you! Fundraising in the Classroom is a seamless program that gives you the opportunity to raise funds while also enhancing your curriculum with current events.

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