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Homestead National Monument of America
Distance Learning
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Homestead NM | U. S. Park Ranger transmitts from portable Distance Learning Station |
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Explore Distance Learning
You can get here from anywhere. Thanks to a partnership with Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 5, students throughout the country can connect to Homestead National Monument of America to participate in a science or social studies learning experience.
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Homestead NM | Ranger and students at Homestead National Monument of America, a unit in the National Park System four miles west of Beatrice, Nebraska |
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Classrooms anywhere in the U.S. can participate in programs with students here in Beatrice through television monitors plugged into the distance learning program.
Eight units in the National Park System: Homestead National Monument of America [Nebraska], Cabrillo National Monument [San Diego, California], Little Rock Central High National Historic Site [Arkansas], George Washington Carver National Monument [Missouri], Badlands National Park [South Dakota], Minute Man Missile National Historic Site [South Dakota], Mount Rushmore National Monument [South Dakota], and Nicodemus National Historic Site [Kansas] and the Henry Doorly Zoo are partners with over 40 Nebraska School Districts in the Southeast Nebraska Distance Learning Contract. Go here to learn how your school can participate in distance Learning opportunities with Homestead National Monument of America.
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USDA Plants Database Searchable database with information and photos of plants in the U.S. and its territories. more... | | Heartland Network Inventory & Monitoring Program The NPS's ecological monitoring program includes eight midwestern parks. more... | | Will you be surprised? In which decade do you suppose the most homesteaders received their final patent? more... | | Find Land & Genealogy Records Go to Genealogy Page more... | |
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Did You Know?
To "Prove up" a homestead the owner was required to make improvements including building a home and break the soil and plant a crop.
-- Homestead National Monument of America
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Last Updated: January 16, 2008 at 10:23 EST |