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By using the internet, Canterbury Elementary School 4th and 5th graders followed a group of four Cleveland Heights residents as they toured Bulgaria by bicycle.
The cyclists stopped at various "internet cafes" along the way to post journal accounts of their daily experiences. Students and other interested parties posted questions and comments in response on their webblog. To find out more click here. This project was partially funded by the Reaching Heights Online Project Fund.
By joining an online, collaborative project, students can become part of a world-wide community of learners. These projects 
use real life/real time learning that is motivating and crosses all areas of the curriculum. A small fee is often required to participate or money may be needed to mail things or for materials needed to support the project in class. Online mini-grants from Reaching Heights insure that no teacher is excluded from a project because of the fees.
Reaching Heights created the On Line Project Fund in 2000 with encouragement and funds from retired teacher, Judi Wolfe, the school district's first technology specialist.
Funds are available as needed. Teachers access the grants on-line!
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