[meteorite-list] Educational help/ideas on meteorite display

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Hi list,  I am not trying to start a new  thread.  Luke emailed me with a 
request that I think many of you are much  better qualified to help him with.  I 
know this subject has come up several  times recently but I didn't pay enough 
attention to whom the experts in  education were.

If you can provide Luke with help or ideas please email  him directly.  His 
address is llaubscher at beasd.org   His letter  is below and I asked him if it 
was OK for me to solicit your help so he is  expecting some contact. 

Thanks!   Tom Phillips

In a  message dated 2/24/2009 12:51:56 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
llaubscher at beasd.org writes:
Hi Mr. Phillips,       
My name is Luke Laubscher and I'm a teacher here in  Pennsylvania. Several 
local school districts here are getting together to put on  a space exploration 
day April 18, for  students and parents. My part in  this day is to put 
together a display about meteorites. I ran across your  website and the beautiful 
and colorful photograghs you've taken of meteorites. I  never realized how 
beautiful meteorites can be until I saw your  photographs.
I'm hoping to have a few small meteorites to  give away for door prizes and 
somekind of display and posters about different  meteorites. I am hoping you 
might be willing to help with ideas on how to make  the meteorite display eye 
catching and appealing to young and old alike, with  not too much of the  
technical of stuff. Also I didn't know if you knew  where I could locate some neat 
posters that could be given away to students as  well. Any help would be 
greatly  appreciated.         
Sincerely,     Luke Laubscher  

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